Bond pushes her into a steam room and takes off her clothes.Īfter amorous encounter with Chinese woman, Connery says “Peking duck tastes different to Russian caviar, but I love them both.” Ling replies: “Darling, I give you very best duck.”

Nurse Patricia Fearing pushes Bond away when he forcibly kisses her. Sean Connery sets the tone in first Bond film when he walks across Jamaica beach and orders a black fisherman who is helping the CIA to “fetch my shoes”. Sexist and racist – scenes that wouldn’t make the cut today Strong bloody detail during a scene of eye-gouging and further bloody detail in the aftermath of the suicide of a terminally ill man cut to avoid 15 rating. The BBFC told producers that the torture scene placed too much emphasis on both the infliction of pain and the sadism of the villain for the requested 12A rating. When Bond says “I feel a slight stiffness coming on”, the BBFC instructed the addition of the words “…in the shoulder.”Ĭensors upgraded PG rating to 12 due to scene of Bond tearing off a woman’s bikini top and throttling her with it. Final cut – Bond movies censoredĪ gypsy dancer wriggling her stomach and bending over, a fight between two women and Bond’s final remark to Tania – “what a performance” – cut for A rating. Their “flesh becomes disfigured and bloody,” the BBFC warned. One sequence in No Time To Die which might concern parents of younger children is the release of a “weaponised biochemical substance” that causes victims to “choke”. The number of 18 and 15-rated films had dropped over the past decade with studios increasingly targeting family audiences to maximise box office returns, Mr Clapp said. “Most people making broad-appeal films are aware of the context in which those films are likely to be presented,” he said. Phil Clapp, UK Cinema Association chief executive, said filmgoers expected the franchise to move with the times. The f-word, first uttered in a Bond movie by Judi Dench in Skyfall, returns alongside milder oaths like “Jesus” and “damn.”

“A racist remark is made to a black character who meets it with a very firm and forceful challenge,” in No Time To Die. Racial stereotyping of black and Chinese characters, a trait of previous Bonds, is no longer allowed to pass. “There are mild sex references and innuendo, as well as occasional discreet establishments of sex,” the BBFC said of Fukunaga’s film. The arrival of Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge as screenwriter, to inject a fresh focus on female empowerment, appears to have diluted Bond’s misogyny. Sean Connery’s Bond was “basically” a rapist, No Time To Die director Cary Fukunaga this week said, in comments believed to be referring to a Thunderball scene in which 007 forces himself on a nurse who rejects his advances.

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