4M views · 82K reactions | On this day in 1972, Guy Hamilton directed the boats leaping over Sheriff J.W. Pepper and destroying his car in LIVE AND LET DIE (1973). Roger Moore learnt to drive the GT-150 speedboat which meant a cameraman and director Guy Hamilton could lie on the front of the boat to shoot close-ups. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

Simon Hayes, NO TIME TO DIE Production Sound Mixer brings us his favorite 007 moment… “It has to be escaping the crocodile farm in LIVE AND LET DIE - the scene embodies Bond! 007 finds himself in a seemingly impossible situation. The horror the audience feel as the bridge is wound back, trapping him on the island, is so real. The sheer thrill, sense of complete amazement and excitement as he makes his fantastic escape is what Bond movies are all about. Brilliant cinema!” | James Bond 007

3.2M views · 39K reactions | On this day in 1972, Guy Hamilton shot Bond (Roger Moore) and Solitaire (Jane Seymour) making their escape on Quarrel’s boat at the climax of the bus chase in LIVE AND LET DIE. On the stunt where the bus loses its top half, director Guy Hamilton said: “One take and that was it. Doink. The top was on rollers and it just came off just as we’d rehearsed.” | James Bond 007 | Facebook