007 MAGAZINE PRESENTS GOLDFINGER PORTFOLIO (2020)

"Goldfinger is, without doubt, the most famous, iconic, and memorable of all the James Bond films, and on its release in 1964 it set movie screens alight around the world with a heady cocktail of creativity that became an entertainment phenomenon; from its glittering opening credit titles designed by Robert Brownjohn, accompanied by Shirley Bassey belting out its brassy main title theme written by John Barry, Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, through to the corpse of an unfortunate woman painted gold, a man with a deadly steel-rimmed flying hat, a Bond Girl whose feline name caused much trepidation, death by laser beam, a larger than life villain with the Midas touch, and the golden gleaming cathedral-like interior of Fort Knox, as imagined by brilliant Production Designer Ken Adam. The 007 Magazine Goldfinger Portfolio is the first volume in a 5 volume set of A4, 76-page Limited Edition publications that builds into the ultimate 380-page definitive Goldfinger collectable!"

"Featured in the 007 Magazine Goldfinger Portfolio: A previously unknown scene between Sean Connery and Shirley Eaton, shot but cut from the film. Ian Fleming's on-set meeting with Sean Connery and Shirley Eaton. Shirley Eaton being painted gold for both of her appearances as 'Golden Girl' Jill Masterson. 10-pages featuring the original blueprints for the gadgets in James Bond 007's Aston Martin DB5. Plus over 250 rare and never-before-seen images!"

"Featured in the 007 Magazine Goldfinger Portfolio Volume 3: The filming of the golf match at Stoke Park Golf Club between James Bond and Auric Goldfinger. Publicity shoots taken at Stoke Park Golf Club: featuring Sean Connery, Gert Frobe, Harold Sakata, and Tania Mallet. Filming James Bond's Aston Martin on location in the Furka Pass, Switzerland. Interview with 'Voice of the Bond Girls,' Nikki van der Zyl, featuring her exclusive on-set photographs. Plus over 200 rare and never-before-seen images!"

"Goldfinger is without doubt the most famous, iconic, and memorable of all the James Bond films, and on its release in 1964 it set movie screens alight around the world with a heady cocktail of creativity that became an entertainment phenomenon. From its glittering opening credit titles designed by Robert Brownjohn, accompanied by Shirley Bassey, through to the corpse of an unfortunate woman painted gold, a man with a deadly steel-rimmed flying hat, an Aston Martin DB5, death by laser beam, a larger than life villain, and the golden gleaming cathedral-like interior of Fort Knox. With all these elements its hardly surprising that the heady concoction that is Goldfinger impressed so many in 1964, and now, over 50 years later, remains a popular evergreen entertainment for successive generations of film fans and Bond enthusiasts alike."

"Exhibitors' Campaign Books/Pressbooks have been around as long as there have been movies, and have always featured an eclectic mix of elements helping to promote a film. Campaign books were mainly supplied to cinema managers as lavish productions-completely distinct in content between the UK and the U.S. editions. All the James Bond films from Dr. No (1962) to Licence To Kill (1989) had Exhibitors' Campaign Books produced to accompany the release of each film. Unsurprisingly, in the collectors' world these original publications have become highly sought after and can be an expensive addition to a Bond enthusiast's collection."