Live and Let Die (1973) - Car Tailing Scene.mp4

James Bonds tails Mr. Big. Cheesy but awesome music ensues!

Bond tails in an iconic Checker Marathon Taxicab.

[tommymiddlefinger]

Big cars, big hair, big burns, big cuffs, cool cats, Times Square... ah, the early 70's!

[KenjiMapes]

Surprising that more Bond films didn’t have New York in them more. What is amazing about film that uses real locations like here in NYC is that it is a time capsule. It’s amazing to see what NY looked like in 1973.

R.I.P. Roger Moore. Not only a fantastic actor but a classy man devoted to philanthropy.

[TheBruro]

"Sure hope you make friends easy?"
"Right on brother!"
Lol classic!

[jkeegan]

The cabbie was hands down the funniest character in the whole film.

[KOHF]

When I was 7-8 and saw this movie for the first time, I was bummed that the cab driver was a bad guy. He really seemed like a gregarious person.

[starwarsroo]

RIP Roge. This is the best Bond movie for me, this and Goldfinger. This scene always slays me "can't miss him, it's like following a cue ball"🤣

[PedroSavioo]

I miss movies like this. Doesn't hollywood understand that we dont need a thousand explosions to have a good car chase?

[Garylpool]

'Hey you know where your going man?'
'Uptown I believe'
lol brilliant

[maxfrankow]

Definitely one of the more unique Bond films.

[stephenm]

The cab driver has got some bad ass chops

[ia]

I like how everyone is so "connected".

[sabbsfan]

Hey for $20 bucks I'll take you to a klu klux klan cook out. Priceless

[AndrewChapman]

Even though I love the original score of the James Bond theme that was introduced in Dr. No, I like this version of the theme tune too. It feels perfect for the 70s Bond era and wish it could have been used more often. Although, I do also like Marvin Hamlisch's Bond 77 theme from The Spy Who Loved Me.

[honkeykong]

"Hey man, for an Extra $20 I'll take you to a Klu Klux Klan Cookout!" 0:50 Bond thinks to himself: "Might not be such a bad idea..."

[ladyggsmith]

love the George martin funky groove with JB 70s theme

[Gg-zdxz]

I love the look at 1:57 Bond gives the cabbie - like he can barely believe the guy

[danross]

“Can’t miss him, it’s like following a cue ball” lol

[highplainsdrifter]

Sir Roger Moore was seriously one cool cat . Sad to think that fifty years after this great Bond movie was made, most of the great actors are no longer with us .

[swissyodeler]

For 20 bucks, I'd take ya to a Ku Klux Klan cookout
*black smile*

[jasonbowser]

I remember my grandparents renting this movie for me when I was roughly 7 years old. I didn't understand the Ku Klux Klan joke or the cue-ball joke at that age but I laughed at the tall guy posing with his knee high up in the air at 1:40. Commander Riker from Star Trek would go on to follow in this dude's footsteps.