British Vintage Stereoscopy — Views
For use with: VISTASCREEN
Series 60 - Cinema
The original box for this set of views.
A rather cool "behind the scenes" look at making the 1958 war film "No Time To Die" starring Victor Mature. Not to be confused with the later James Bond film of the same name but there is a strong Bond connection. This film was co-produced by Cubby Broccoli, directed by Terence Young (who directed some of the early Bond films) and written by Richard Maibaum (who wrote 13 of the Bond films). I do wonder if this particular packet was funded by the makers of the film as the title appears in every caption! And yes, the logos and texts in the centre panel of each image are all over the place on the originals, it's not bad scanning on my part! Click on each to get a larger version to view.
The Views
View 1
Camera operator Ernest Day prepares to shoot a scene from the film "NO TIME TO DIE".
View 2
The plaster shop at M.G.M. Studios, Elstree, where the film "NO TIME TO DIE" is in production.
View 3
The Clapper boy marks a scene from the film "NO TIME TO DIE" during production at M.G.M. Studios, Elstree.
View 4
Leo Genn and Sean Kelly on the set of "NO TIME TO DIE" at M.G.M. Studios, Elstree.
View 5
Popular British actor Anthony Newley with Stills Cameraman Bert Cann, has his portrait taken to publicise "NO TIME TO DIE".
View 6
Victor Mature, with Anthony Newley in the background, in a scene from the new British Film "NO TIME TO DIE".
View 7
Camera Maintenance Chief Ron Ford prepares a camera for shooting on the film "NO TIME TO DIE".
View 8
Chief projectionist Jerry Cassidy examines 'rushes' from the new British Film "NO TIME TO DIE", for viewing by the Producer.
View 9
One of the editors at M.G.M. Studios, Elstree, checks a scene from the new British film "NO TIME TO DIE".
View 10
Executive Producer Irving Allen (centre) views 'rushes' of "NO TIME TO DIE". Actors Victor Mature and Bonar Colleano can be seen on the screen.
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