Too long & too much on love story
People often forget that in between Sean Connery and Roger Moore playing James Bond there was George Lazenby. After You Only Live Twice Connery said he was retiring from the franchise. Producers Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman found Lazenby in Australia to be Bond. They offered him the entire franchise in a multi movie deal. According to his co-star Diana Rigg not only did Lazenby turn down the offer but he was extremely difficult to work with while shooting On Her Majesty’s Secret Service as he didn’t take direction well and thought he was bigger than the role. What a missed opportunity.<br /><br />That being said, first time Bond director Peter Hunt decided to take the franchise in a different direction with this film by sticking to the Ian Flemming book much more closely and making it more realistic with very few gadgets. That also meant there were plenty of fisticuffs rather than shoot outs. The product was a good but not great movie.<br /><br />The story focuses upon the international crime organization SPECTRE and its leader Blofeld (Telly Savalas) launching a plot to have twelve women from a health institute in the Swiss Alps spread biological agents around the world. This was the first really over the top plot.<br /><br />The problem was that too much time was spent on Bond’s love affair with Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo (Diana Rigg). The two meet at the start of the film, and then actually fall in love and get married. This was the second time the secret agent was married. The first being in You Only Live Twice and that was for a cover story. This time it was for real. This was definitely a change from all the other films in the franchise as Bond was always a womanizing playboy. The problem was this took the entire first third of the movie and then returns towards the end as well.  That's partly redeemed by the ending which is unlike anything seen in a Bond film. Still, if they had edited that out and made the film under 2 hours it would have been much better.<br />C
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