I've broken my first rule of life. I've gone Japanese.

Hello and welcome to episode 10 of the Collecting Addicts podcast with me, Neil Clifford,

Chris Cooper, Managed Panda, Edward Love It. Straight in. How about this one?

Bond cars, Bond car chases and will allow just a bit of general car chase

on film chats. I'm going straight in to the man that makes films about people and cars,

Managed Panda, surely his opinion matters more than all of ours, but together.

I doubt that, but I think the um absolutely isn't just for me the best Bond chase,

but really is the best car chase is from the spy who loved me.

And it is the belled yet ranger, but I says the Lotus is pre S1 and it is just,

I'm going to tackle this in terms of filmmaking. Okay, this is for me.

The best filmmaking there is because there are no special effects on this.

There's no CGI. You actually have a real car, a real helicopter,

and real people driving and flying these things. And yes, Roger Moore and Barbara Bach

are in this this mock up with a kind of, you know, matte screen behind them,

but a real stunt driver that you're going to talk about,

drove this car. I don't know who the helicopter pilot was, but what's brilliant about this is

it begins with the really clever wide shot of Sardinia. And you see this tiny little white thing

just going, you have no idea what's coming. And then as the car goes into this little town square,

it's a very, very low camera and it's a medium shot. And the car's coming towards you.

The camera just pans very slightly to the right and it reveals a motorcycle front wheel.

And then you see the motorcycle boot and you see the whole motorcycle and then you see the thing

being kicked started and you realize it's got a side car. And then we're with James Bond,

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