LIVE AND LET DIE | Crocodile Farm

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Only one man would use crocodiles as stepping stones… it’s Bond’s escape from Kananga’s farm from LIVE AND LET DIE. Filmed at Ross Kananga’s Swamp Safari in Jamaica, it was Kananga himself who performed the stunt across the predators’ backs. “One of them turned around whipped his head around and actually bit the heel of his shoe,” recalled Roger Moore. “If it had been me it would have been my whole leg.”

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This is actually one of the best escapes in the Bond movies. Not only because it doesn't rely on flash trickery or gadgetry, but because they actually set that up to cater to the audiences' expectations - then cockily throw it away as being too easy.
Simple, direct, inspired writing.

bloggaloggs

"Boss. Maybe one of us should hang about just to check bond gets killed?"

"No need. Everybody back inside."

tonygunk

The stuntman's real name was Ross Heilman. He changed his last name to Kananga when he moved to Jamaica. The Bond crew liked his name so much they named the villain in this movie Kananga. It was his stage name.

pastorkevinslack

You just can't beat these old James Bond movies

wadeadams

Still my favourite ever Bond stunt. The outtakes only reinforce what an astonishing scene this is.

SJKPJR

You can feel the tension in this scene. But when he escapes and that Victory music plays it's very satisfying

mad_titanthanos

I remember going to see this at the Odeon cinema back then. The reaction of the audience was something else. People were applauding!

imanihekima

Roger Moore said on commentary that he greatly disliked being that close to the reptiles despite the fact they had all been fed before shooting. He imagined a few of them had ideas about getting a second meal with one of his legs.

richardsmall

I love scenes like this when you're not sure how James will escape.

FactsASMR

Light hearted, softer, still lethal and cold when needed. No less than an impressive 7 Bond films.This was the first film of a great James Bond, Roger Moore. RIP

zachstolz

The best Bond scene. Roger Moore will be always "Great". R.I.P.

Leleable

The rickety old canoe is tied down...but all the fancy speedboats still have the keys in the ignition.

sonrouge

He didnt even wet his socks, what a gentleman😄😄

hrvojehorvatic

Still one of my favourite Bond films of all time.

davidjsaul

In the days when they had to do it for real, no CGI crap. A guy actually ran across the backs of crocs. It makes you so more invested in the movie.

mazdaman