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Sir Harold Wilson visited Pinewood Studios to officially open the largest film stage in
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Sir Harold Wilson visited Pinewood Studios to officially open the largest film stage in
Sir Harold Wilson visited Pinewood Studios to officially open the largest film stage in the world which was created for scenes featuring a super tanker and three submarines in the latest James Bond epic The Spy Who Loved Me. Pictured are Bond girls (left to right) Caroline Munroe, Sue Vanner, Jill Goodall, Dawn Rodriques, Felicity York, Valerie Leon and Anika Pavel. 5th December 1976
Peter Stone
Daily Mirror
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Iver Heath
Buckinghamshire
England
DM 76 7111
Media ID 21750423
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Bikini Bond Girl James Bond Studios Filming
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Capturing a moment of cinematic history, this print takes us back to the year 1976 when Sir Harold Wilson graced Pinewood Studios with his presence. The occasion? The grand opening of the largest film stage in the world, specially constructed for the filming of James Bond's thrilling adventure 'The Spy Who Loved Me. ' In this mesmerizing snapshot, we are introduced to a bevy of stunning Bond girls who brought glamour and allure to the silver screen. From left to right, Caroline Munroe, Sue Vanner, Jill Goodall, Dawn Rodriques, Felicity York, Valerie Leon and Anika Pavel radiate beauty and confidence as they pose together on set. As their bikinis glisten under the studio lights, these iconic women epitomize the essence of 007's universe. Their presence adds an extra layer of intrigue and excitement to an already highly anticipated film. This photograph not only captures a significant moment in British cinema but also serves as a reminder of Pinewood Studios' enduring legacy as one of the most renowned production facilities in the world. It is a testament to their commitment to creating larger-than-life sets that transport audiences into fantastical realms. Peter Stone's expertly captured image allows us to relive this unforgettable day when Sir Harold Wilson inaugurated what would become an integral part of James Bond lore. A true treasure from Memory Lane Prints.
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