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		Casino Royale is as much a character study as it is a pulp action novel, and Bond is deeply flawed.
		Casino Royale is a good book that, knowing what we know, becomes a phenomenal "origins" story, the foundation for a rich and complex world of double-cross, espionage, and beautiful but dangerous ladies.
		The film, directed by several talents and starring a veritable who's who of popular actors from the time, is an unholy mess that has little to do with the original material (though Orson Welles appears as Le Chiffre and Ursula Andress shows up as Vesper Lynd), or with any other James Bond film.
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	Casino Royale - Through the Looking Glass
		Casino Royale is thus a metafilm on the process of the "real" Bond cinema, which, beginning with Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice, updated and altered Fleming's original novels until only character names and vague plot directions were employed.
		Instead, the film was stocked with in-stars, in-jokes, and an in-style that would surpass not only the grandeur of the original series and its penchant for outrageous cold-warrior escapades, but in turn, influence the megalomania of the "real" Bond series.
		Although the film seems to yearn for the prototype's set pieces and its literate pop-apocalypse, it overkills with garish tones for fear that the concept might be lost on a market too young to remember or too attention deficient to understand.
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	Casino Royale (1967 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Meanwhile, as a huge brawl breaks out in the casino involving secret agents, French police, stereotypical movie cowboys and Indians, George Raft, William Holden, and a seal with the name tag "James Bond 007", "The Detainer" tricks Jimmy into swallowing a miniature nuclear bomb, leading to an explosive finale in which Casino Royale is destroyed.
		The film is notable for the legendary behind-the-scenes drama involving the filming of the Peter Sellers segments.
		The framing device of the rest of the film with the David Niven character was invented to salvage the footage.
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	WOLD NEWTON UNIVERSE: A SECRET HISTORY-CASINO ROYALE
		The 1967 film changed the name to Evelyn Tremble, making him an English expert on Baccarat who was recruited to by the BSS and was given the confusing code name of James Bond.
		In the 1967 version of the film, the character is called Vesper Lynd, which is a borrowing from the Fleming novel Casino Royale.
		In the 1967 film version, Vesper runs an international business and she is a former agent who is called upon to seduce Evelyn Tremble and convince him to work for the BSS.
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	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Film \| Casino Royale is next Bond movie
		Casino Royale was turned into a spoof spy movie by John Huston in 1967, with David Niven in the lead role.
		Shooting on Casino Royale is expected to begin once Campbell has finished work on The Legend of Zorro, a sequel to The Mask of Zorro, starring Catherine Zeta Jones and Antonio Banderas.
		In addition to the 1967 film, it was also adapted for television in 1954 with actor Barry Nelson as an Americanised "Jimmy" Bond.
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	Casino Royale (1967)
		The film’s producers couldn’t even keep Mata’s haircut straight; while she displayed long locks most of the time, she showed up for the movie’s climax with an ugly cropped ‘do that looks like Mia Farrow’s cut in Rosemary’s Baby.
		Royale couldn’t quite decide if it wanted to embrace the Bond flick clichés or mock them, and the result appeared watchable but too erratic to be anything more than that.
		Casino Royale appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 2.35:1 on this single-sided, dual-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
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	Casino Royale / 1967 / film review / James Bond spoof / John Huston / Peter Sellers / David Niven
		The James Bond films are a ripe target for parody, but whilst Casino Royale manages to pull off some of the obvious jokes, it is far from satisfactory overall.
		As a result, the film is totally directionless, a confused, disorganised mess, which many Bond enthusiasts are keen to forget.
		If the whole film had been of a similar calibre, Casino Royale would probably be regarded as a classic, rather than a clumsy attempt to parody one of British cinema’s most popular film series.
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	Casino Royale (Aka Bond 21 2006) : HollywoodJesus.com : Movie Reviews, Trailers and Spiritual Commentary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Since being published in 1953 by Jonathan Cape, Casino Royale has been adapted for the screen three times; a 1954 CBS television episode of Climax!, a 1967 film spoof of the same name, and the twenty-first official film in the EON Productions Bond franchise scheduled for release on November 17th 2006.
		Casino Royale was first released on April 13, 1953 in a United Kingdom hardcover edition by publishers Jonathan Cape[1].
		The first paperback edition of Casino Royale in the United States was retitled by publisher American Popular Library in 1955 (this followed a hardcover edition with the original title).
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	dOc DVD Review: Casino Royale (1967)
		The Flint films were first, but Casino Royale is by far the most elaborate.
		Casino Royale is definitely a product of the era in which it was made.
		These days, the film is probably most influential for the continued success of singer Burt Bacharach—his enduring The Look of Love was itself spoofed in the Austin Powers films.
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	Casino Royale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Casino Royale (1967 film), the 1967 feature-length movie spoof, loosely based on the Ian Fleming novel, starring David Niven.
		Casino Royale (2006 film), a new James Bond film scheduled for release in 2006 starring Daniel Craig.
		Casino Royale Las Vegas, a hotel and casino opened in 1992 and located on the strip in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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	Rogue Cinema - Casino Royale (1967) - By Matt Singer
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		If Casino Royale wasn't so oppressively long, it could be described as uneven, since it does feature some significant bright spots.
		Royale is only funny in his brief appearances, yet his scenes are so funny, you nearly forgive its mistakes.
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	Casino Royale (1967 film) (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Casino Royale is a James Bond spoof released in 1967 lightly based on the Ian Fleming novel of the same name.
		This version of Casino Royale is notable as the only legally authorized (albeit unofficial) Bond story in any venue in which the main character is killed off.
		The film is notable for the behind-the-scenes drama involving the filming of the Peter Sellers segments.
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	Amazon.com: Casino Royale: DVD: Peter Sellers,Woody Allen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Years later, the rights to "Casino Royale" made it into the hands of another movie producer who, convinced that any attempt to make a serious version of "Casino Royale" would be doomed without the talents of Sean Connery, decided to make the remake as a comedy instead.
		The official James Bond films released thru United Artists during this were great reality based action films with a touch of the fantastic.
		CASINO ROYALE seems to capture the dynamic and outrageous possibilities of the official James Bond films in a farcical carefree outing capitalizing on the zany side of the 60s, which somehow the official series never seemed to explore.
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	Howard Hawks' CASINO ROYALE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Casino Royale takes place mostly indoors, with a few outdoor action sequences that probably wouldn't have been too complicated to shoot.
		A Hawks version of Casino Royale would have resembled the films Eon was beginning to produce, but would not have been a carbon copy by any means.
		The stillborne Casino Royale project is only mentioned on one page of Howard Hawks: The Grey Fox of Hollywood.
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	UGO.com Film/TV - Casino Royale
		As the buzz heats up for Casino Royale, everyone's attention seems to be on Daniel Craig as the new James Bond.
		There has been a lot of attention on Danish films lately, so we get the opportunity to be seen by casting directors as well.
		There's nothing wrong with the other villains, that was perfect for the 1970s, '80s, '90s and the Bond character, but it's a different time now and he's got to change.
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	At-A-Glance Film Reviews: Casino Royale (1967)
		The rights to Flemings first Bond novel, Casino Royale were not sold with the rest to the producers of the now-famous film series, because they had already been sold to make the 1954 TV special.
		This version of Casino Royale makes virtually no sense at all; things happen on screen that make zero sense and are never explained (not that they ever could), and many scenes drone on forever.
		The dialogue in one of the opening scenes, between 'M', his associates, and James Bond is funny and very well written; most of Woody Allen's material for his role as a Blofeld parody are hysterical, and the score to the film is catchy, silly, and fun.
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	Casino Royale (1967) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With only the number of uncredited writers outweighing the number of directors, this film screams 'mishmash' and indeed, it transpires, that that's exactly what it is – a silly mess which amazingly manages to be less than the sum of its parts.
		To waste any time here discussing the plot would be to give the film credit that it simply doesn't deserve – the makers owned the rights to the actual novel and could have made a 'real' film but instead the outcome is a film that is more like a load of poorly conceived individual scenes.
		Overall this is a pretty awful film but I suppose you may get a few laughs out of it if you can buy into the silly tone but I'm afraid I wasn't even able to get close to the mind state needed to enjoy this.
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	Casino Royale 1967 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The film has actually become a little more-- respected isn't the right word, but I don't know what is-- over the years.
		What makes Casino Royale more than just silly fun, is the outstanding music and soundtrack by Burt Bacharach.
		There is a piece of music in the film, by the way, that is not on the soundtrack.
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	Amazon.ca: Casino Royale (Widescreen): DVD: Peter Sellers,Woody Allen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Casino Royale isn't a terrible movie; it has its moments, and, truly, has a superb cast.
		The film is fun to watch with its great musical score and vibrant colors but there isn't a lot holding this thing together.
		As the film takes off you realize that you have to be on Acid to understand the plot, as everyone remotely connected with this film must've been.
	www.amazon.ca /Casino-Royale-Widescreen-Peter-Sellers/dp/B00005JL0I (1462 words)

	Casino Royale 1967 Poster - Must Be the Times - CBn Forums
		Tuesday night, October 24, 2006, a theatrical one-sheet poster of the 1967 film Casino Royale went for big bucks - $219.10.
		All I can say is that there are some collectors out there who, with the new film coming out, feel that this poster is worth a great deal more than ever.
		This title being given increased status through association to the 'proper' film was always going to happen.
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	Casino Royale in the News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Since being published in 1953 by Jonathan Cape, Casino Royale has been adapted three times; a 1954 CBS television episode of Climax!, a 1967 film spoof of the same name, and the twenty-first official film in the EON Productions Bond franchise scheduled for release in 2006.
		Casino Royaleâ€™s arch-criminal is gambling boss Le Chiffre â€“ â€˜The Numberâ€™ â€“ who Bond has to bankrupt to defeat.
		Casino Royale, Nov. 17 I'm not much of a Bond fanatic, so maybe my vote doesn't count, but judging only from this short clip of the...
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	Casino Royale (1967)
		Although a spoof of the spy craze, coming when the genre was being dominated by the likes of Dean Martin in the Matt Helm films and Our Man Flint (1965), might well have seemed redundant.
		Producer Charles K. Feldman had the film made by five different directors (and about as many uncredited), using well over a dozen different scripts, and at three different studios and on as many soundstages at once.
		Part of the problem was a difficult Peter Sellers, who became fed up and went AWOL from the set without telling anyone and then developed an intense dislike of Orson Welles and refused to appear in the same shots that he did.
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	Casino Royale (1967) - Channel 4 Film review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Some films just shouldn't have been made - and this 'comedy' is one of them.
		Soon after the film begins, any sense of plot development is subsumed into the chaos of British agents all named James Bond 007, extravagent sets and innumerable pert starlets.
		The Hours somehow changed my perception of myself and those around me. The film has such a sad (yet marvellous) ending that you can't help but think about your own life.
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	Universal Exports-Casino Royale: 1967 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Usually when I read reviews of the 1954 television show Casino Royale, it is given something like a of **, or a 5 out of 10, or a 003.5 out of 007.
		Of course it would have been much better as a full-length MGM/UA 007 film (I drool at the thought since the book was my favorite Bond book), but still, it is not as average as many people describe it.
		Not bad at all, I admit it isn't half up to the expectations you would have for a film with such an impressive cast, but the cast is still there.
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	Casino Royale 007 - James Bond New Movie - 007 Bond - My name is bond - James Bond - The New Bond - Bond Movies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Casino Royale 007 - James Bond New Movie - 007 Bond - My name is bond - James Bond - The New Bond - Bond Movies
		This film marks the third screen adaptation of Ian Fleming's first Bond novel, which was previously produced as a
		Casino Royale is the first official Bond film to be co-produced by
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