On this day in 1972, the crocodile farm scene from LIVE AND LET DIE was filmed in Jamaica at the Swamp Safari Falmouth. | James Bond 007
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On this day in 1972, the crocodile farm scene from LIVE AND LET DIE was filmed in Jamaica at the Swamp Safari Falmouth. | James Bond 007
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How Stuntman Ross Kananga Used Real Crocodiles For This Wild Sequence in ‘Live And Let Die’ | Bold Entrance
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The Real Man Behind Bond’s Crocodile Run In Live and Let Die (1973), James Bond escaping by running across the backs of live crocodiles wasn’t a scripted stunt—it came from Ross Kananga, the owner of the crocodile farm where the scene was shot. When stuntmen refused to try it, Kananga put on Roger Moore’s clothes and did it himself. It took five terrifying attempts, with the crocs lightly tethered so they couldn’t swim off. His fearless run remains one of the wildest practical stunts in Bond his
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The Real Man Behind Bond’s Crocodile Run In Live and Let Die (1973), James Bond escaping by running across the backs of live crocodiles wasn’t a scripted stunt—it came from Ross Kananga, the owner of the crocodile farm where the scene was shot. When stuntmen refused to try it, Kananga put on Roger Moore’s clothes and did it himself. It took five terrifying attempts, with the crocs lightly tethered so they couldn’t swim off. His fearless run remains one of the wildest practical stunts in Bond his
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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
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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
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The crocodile stunt in Live and Let Die (1973) in which Bond jumps across 3 crocodiles, was performed by a man named Ross Kananga. He owned a crocodile farm-with a “Trespassers will be eaten” sign on the fence. The films writer was so taken with Kananga that he named the villain after him.
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The crocodile stunt in Live and Let Die (1973) in which Bond jumps across 3 crocodiles, was performed by a man named Ross Kananga. He owned a crocodile farm-with a “Trespassers will be eaten” sign on the fence. The films writer was so taken with Kananga that he named the villain after him.
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Didn’t know until today that this scene in Live and Let Die (1973), where Bond runs across crocodiles, was done for real, and by the owner of the farm, whose father had been killed by a crocodile.Watch closely.
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Didn’t know until today that this scene in Live and Let Die (1973), where Bond runs across crocodiles, was done for real, and by the owner of the farm, whose father had been killed by a crocodile.Watch closely.
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Practice makes perfect. That was especially true when crocodile farm owner Ross Kananga doubled as Bond for this LIVE AND LET DIE (1973) stunt. | James Bond 007
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Practice makes perfect. That was especially true when crocodile farm owner Ross Kananga doubled as Bond for this LIVE AND LET DIE (1973) stunt. | James Bond 007
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John Clark on Instagram: "Storyboarding Live and Let Die The crocodile farm scene was filmed at a real crocodile farm in Jamaica. Director Guy Hamilton screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz and Art Director Sid Cain were scouting locations when a sign caught their attention. In big letters it read 'Trespassers Will Be Eaten'. The farm was owned by Ross Kananga and contained approximately 1,300 crocodiles and alligators. Kananga agreed to allow the crew to film there and even performed the stunt of running
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History Everyday on Instagram: "These are all the attempts made by stuntman Ross Kananga for the famous crocodile scene in the 1973 James Bond film ‘Live and Let Die’. Kananga, who was also a crocodile farm owner, suggested the stunt of Bond (played by Roger Moore) jumping on crocodiles, and was enlisted by the producers to perform it. The scene required five takes to complete, including one in which the last crocodile snapped at Kananga’s heel, tearing his trousers and causing him a number of i
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Filming on LIVE AND LET DIE was completed on this day in 1973. In today’s classic clip 007 escapes Mr Big’s men by becoming The Bleeker Flying School’s newest instructor. | James Bond 007
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FilmUp on Instagram: "These are all the attempts made by stuntman Ross Kananga for the infamous crocodile scene in the James Bond film “Live and Let Die” in 1973. The story of how this scene came to be is nearly as crazy as the scene itself. In 1972, whilst searching for a suitable location for the James Bond film “Live and Let Die”, location scouts were intrigued by a sign on a passing crocodile farm which read, “Trespassers Will Be Eaten”. After meeting with crocodile farm owner Ross Kananga,
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Retro Head Cinema on Instagram: "🎥 In one of the franchise’s most legendary practical stunts, James Bond escapes a crocodile farm by running across the backs of live crocodiles — a real, no-CGI sequence performed by stuntman Ross Kananga, who completed the dangerous crossing using actual animals, making it one of the most nerve-wracking moments in Bond history. 🎬 Live and Let Die (1973) 🎭 Genre: Action • Spy • Adventure 🍿 The stunt was filmed for real with trained crocodiles, and Kananga nee
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