George Lazenby In Diamonds Are Forever Pre-Titles Sequence (1971) Fan-Made
Hi guys, I’m taking a short brake from my Batman Vs Superman movie edits and so I decided to take on one of my favourite film franchise - James Bond 007. This is an of what Diamonds Are Forever would be like, if George Lazenby took his seven picture deal instead of EON pleading for Sean Connery to return. James Bond 007 is licensed to MGM and EON productions This is fan-made and I’m not using the films ‘Diamonds Are Forever, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service and For Your Eyes Only’ in any illegal ways. Movies used to make this: Diamonds Are Forever - 1971 On Her Majesty’s Secret Service - 1969 Universal Soldier - 1971 The Man From Hong Kong - 1975 For Your Eyes Only- 1981 Music used: Peter Franks -DAF Soundtrack (John Barry) We Had All The Time In The World - OHMSS Soundtrack (John Barry) License To Kill Gunbarrel Music (Michael Kamen)

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