A fly-by of the Fontainebleau Resort was used at the beginning of Goldfinger (1964) as an establishing shot. Sadly the scenes with Bond and Goldfinger were filmed using back-projection in the studio. 続きを読む
The 2nd scene of Goldfinger (1964) was shot here, although the whole pool area has since been remodelled and the apartments at which James Bond and Jill Masterson meet no longer exist.
Popular with the Bond franchise, the Palace of Westminster was first seen in an establishing shot in Goldfinger (1964) just after Jill Masterson was painted gold and 007 is meeting with M. 続きを読む
James Bond beats Auric Goldfinger at this golf course and is shown the deadliness of his henchman, Oddjob's, flying hat in Goldfinger (1964)
The statue which loses its head to Oddjob's lethal hat is positioned outside Heatherden Hall and is cut with shots of the hat being throw from Stoke Poges Golf Club in Goldfinger (1964).
The tarmac here was used for a scene in Goldfinger (1964) where Auric Goldfinger loads his golden Rolls Royce onto a plane for Switzerland.
This hotel appears in Goldfinger (1964) as Auric Goldfinger drives his Rolls Royce along the Furka Pass.
Auric Goldfinger's Rolls Royce drives past the Hotel Galenstock on the way to Auric Industries while being tailed by James Bond in Goldfinger (1964).
It was here that James Bond watched Auric Goldfinger and was nearly hit by Tilly Masterson's botched assassination attempt in Goldfinger (1964).
James Bond drops Tilly Masterson at this garage in Andermatt after slashing her tyres with the gadget-riddled Aston Martin in Goldfinger (1964)
The exterior shots of 'Auric Enterprises' in Goldfinger (1964) were shot here.
in Goldfinger (1964) James Bond infiltrates Auric Goldfinger's factory and hides from guards at the South-East corner of E Stage at Pinewood. 続きを読む
The park was used for a chase scene in Goldfinger (1964) between James Bond and Auric Goldfinger's henchmen.
After crashing down a cliff and exploding, the Mercedes driven by Auric's henchmen in Goldfinger (1964) crashes into the West wall of G Stage at Pinewood Studios. 続きを読む
Auric Goldfinger's plane, carrying James Bond and Pussy Galore, lands at RAF Northolt and is parked in Hangar 311 in Goldfinger (1964). The scene is scripted as being in 'Blue Grass Airfield' Kentucky 続きを読む
Shots of Bowman Field were cut with film from Northolt Aerodrome, London where Pussy Galore's flying circus lands in Goldfinger (1964). That's not Honor Blackman in the foreground, it's a stand-in.
Auric's Kentucky ranch, where James Bond 'persuades' Pussy Galore to switch the Delta 9 nerve gas for a harmless substance, was constructed and shot on Pinewood back lot for Goldfinger (1964).
Felix Leiter and his colleague wait here for James Bond's tracking signal to move in Goldfinger (1964). When it does start to move it has actually been planted on someone else with a message for them.
Oddjob drives Solo to a scrap dealer, now Miami Iron & Metal, for a 'pressing engagement' where he is crushed along with the car in Goldfinger (1964). 続きを読む
Only the exterior of The depository was used in Goldfinger (1964), the wholly fictitious interior was filmed at Pinewood Studios, England as the production team were never allowed inside.
In Goldfinger (1964) Pussy Galore's Flying Circus were filmed gassing soldiers here. The scenes used the same set of soldiers moving to different locations.
This aerodrome was used as a stand-in for 'Blue Grass Airfield, Kentucky', where Bond flies from and is hijacked by Auric and Pussy Galore in Goldfinger (1964)
