ian fleming wrote the man with the golden gun.
ian fleming wrote the man with the golden gun.
who wrote the man with the golden gun?
ian fleming
the man with the golden gun









































the man with the golden gun may refer to:









































bullet::::- "the man with the golden gun" (novel), a 1965 ian fleming novel









































bullet::::- "the man with the golden gun" (film), a 1974 film, starring roger moore as james bond









































bullet::::- "the man with the golden gun" (soundtrack), the soundtrack of the 1974 film









































bullet::::- francisco scaramanga, the titular villain of both the novel and the film









































bullet::::- "man with the golden gun", an alice cooper song released on 1973's "muscle of love" album
the man with the golden gun
due to its popularity it was also added into subsequent james bond games "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "goldeneye 007" and "007 legends". in "the world is not enough" for the nintendo 64, the gun must be assembled from the pen, lighter, and case before it could be used. in each of the games (except "everything or nothing"), the golden gun would count for an instant kill, which reflected that scaramanga never missed, although in the games the player can and because of this, the golden gun is not available in single player mode (except "everything or nothing") but golden versions of the game's standard weapon(s) are usually available (such as a golden walther ppk, p99, and a golden rocket launcher). in "goldeneye", the golden gun appears in a special mission. in the mission, the golden gun is stolen by baron samedi, and bond needs to defeat samedi and recover the golden gun. although samedi isn't killed, bond escapes with the golden gun. the golden gun also appears in the video game "quantum of solace". in "quantum of solace" the golden gun appears to be based on the design on the gun from the novel (a gold-plated revolver), rather than the design used in the film. it is likely to be based on a smith & wesson model 686 in the game. "perfect dark", made by "goldeneye" developer rareware, also featured a golden gun which would count for an instant kill, this time a customized colt python revolver belonging to nsa boss trent easton.
francisco scaramanga