FREE: JAMES BOND Ultimate Edition Vol. 1 Five Movies + Bond Girls Are Forever

GOLDFINGER Extras:
Two commentary tracks -- one featuring director Guy Hamilton, actors Sean Connery, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell, Michael Mellinger and Honor Blackman; one featuring the Ian Fleming Foundation's John Cork, stuntman George Leech, optical effects supervisor Cliff Culley, stuntman (and Connery double) Alf Joint, draughtsman Peter Lamont, composer John Barry and crew members Joe Fitt and Burt Luxford. For Goldfinger, the "Declassified: MI6 Vault" holds the following: the three minute, 11 second "Sean Connery On The Set of Goldfinger" featurette, presented in full screen; screen tests for Theodore Bikel (five minutes, 38 seconds) and Tito Vandis (four minutes, 12 seconds); the 11 minute, 42 second "On Tour with the Aston Martin DB5" featurette, presented in fullscreen and the three minute, 58 second Honor Blackman open-ended interview featurette, which was sent out to TV stations at the time of the film's release for promotional purposes. The "007 Mission Control" is likewise identical on all five films in this set -- it's a superfluous feature, one which basically presents clips germane to each of the subheadings -- "007," "Women," "Allies," "Villains," "Mission Combat Manual," "Q Branch" and "Exotic Locations" -- that are playable all together or separately. There's no narration or other information; it's quite literally brief clips from each film. The "Mission Dossier" heading includes the 26 minute, two second "The Making of Goldfinger" documentary, presented in fullscreen and narrated by Patrick MacNee, as well as the 29 minute, 14 second "The Goldfinger Phenomenon," also in fullscreen and narrated by MacNee. Rounding out this section is a vintage publicity featurette, running two minutes, 15 seconds and presented in fullscreen.
The "Ministry of Propaganda" includes the original theatrical trailer, three TV spots, original radio interviews with Connery and a staggering 33 radio spots. Finishing up this first set is a photo gallery.

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER Extras:
A commentary track, featuring director Guy Hamilton and a other moderated by Bond historian David Naylor. On the second disc, the "Declassified: MI6 Vault" houses the five minute, 12 second "Sean Connery 1971: The BBC Interview," the four minute, 36 second "Lesson #007: Close Quarter Combat,"; a two minute, 22 second mini-featurette about the oil rig attack, with commentary from producer Michael Wilson; a one minute, 55 second mini-featurette with test footage of the satellite and commentary from Wilson; one minute, 53 seconds of explosion test footage, with commentary from Wilson; alternate/expanded angles for six different sequences --elevator fight, moonbuggy chase, Vegas car chase, Bambi & Thumper and Bond arrives on the oil rig -- and six deleted scenes, playable separately or together for an aggregate of seven minutes, 36 seconds. As stated above, the "007 Mission Control" is likewise identical on all five films in this set -- it presents clips germane to each of the subheadings -- "007," "Women," "Allies," "Villains," "Mission Combat Manual," "Q Branch" and "Exotic Locations" -- that are playable all together or separately. The "Mission Dossier" heading includes the 30 minute, 38 second featurette "Inside 'Diamonds Are Forever'," and the 41 minute, 20 second featurette "Cubby Broccoli: The Man Behind Bond,". The "Ministry of Propaganda" houses a teaser and theatrical trailer, five TV spots and three radio ads, with a photo gallery completing the two-disc set.

THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN Extras:
Two commentary tracks can be found on the first disc -- one containing edited together appearances from director Guy Hamilton, actors Christopher Lee, Britt Ekland, Maud Adams, Soon-Talk Oh, production designer Peter Murton, cinematographer Oswald Morris and continuity supervisor Elaine Schreyeck, all of whom are moderated by Bond historian David Naylor and another (from what I can discern) new to this set and featuring Sir Roger Moore. The second disc contains: the "Declassified: MI6 Vault" encompasses the two minute, 59 second clip of Moore and co-star Herve Villechaize appearing on "The Russell Harty Show"; the one minute, 32 second "On Location with The Man With The Golden Gun," with commentary from Bond producer Michael Wilson; the three minute, 30 second featurette "Girls Fighting," with Wilson commentary; the genuinely fascinating, five minute and 17 second "American Thrill Show Stunt Film" clip that includes commentary from JM Productions president Jay Milligan and the five minute, five second featurette "Guy Hamilton: The Director Speaks,". "007 Mission Control": -- "007," "Women," "Allies," "Villains," "Mission Combat Manual," "Q Branch" and "Exotic Locations" -- that are playable all together or separately. The "Mission Dossier" section houses the 30 minute, 56 second featurette "Inside The Man With The Golden Gun" and the 28 minute, 36 second featurette "Double-O Stunts." The "Ministry of Propaganda" includes a teaser trailer, theatrical trailer, two TV spots and three radio spots, with a photo gallery.

THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS Extras:
A commentary track which includes contributions from director John Glen, actors Maryam D'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe, Andreas Wisniewski, Joe Don Baker, cinematographer Alec Mills, publicist Jerry Juroe, production supervisor Anthony Waye, effects supervisor John Richardson, co-producer/co-writer Michael Wilson and still unit photographer Keith Hampshire. On the second disc, the "Declassified: MI6 Vault" contains a pair of deleted scenes with a Glen introduction; the 48 minute, 28 second featurette "Happy Anniversary 007,"; a quartet of "silver anniversary" mini-docs are here -- the six minute, 18 second Cubby Broccoli featurette; the four minute, 49 second Maryam D'Abo featurette; the three minute, 30 second "Around The World with James Bond" featurette and the one minute, 59 second "The New Bond Car" featurette -- as is the four minute, 34 second featurette "Timothy Dalton: The New James Bond/Vienna Press Conference," the seven minute, 12 second featurette "Timothy Dalton: On Acting," another five minutes, 45 seconds of Dalton and D'Abo interviews, finishing up with eight minutes, four seconds of "Ice Chase" outtakes, complete with Glen narration. "007 Mission Control" -- "007," "Women," "Allies," "Villains," "Mission Combat Manual," "Q Branch" and "Exotic Locations" -- that are playable all together or separately. "Mission Dossier" contains the 33 minute, 38 second featurette "Inside 'The Living Daylights'," the 43 minute, three second featurette "Ian Fleming: 007's Creator," the four minute, 32 second music video for A-Ha's rendition of the theme song, as well as a three minute, 54 second music video making of. The "Ministry of Propaganda" is outfitted with two teaser trailers and one theatrical trailer, with a photo gallery finishing things off.

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH Extras:
Two commentary tracks -- one from director Michael Apted and the second featuring comments from production designer Peter Lamont, secnd unit director VIc Armstrong and composer David Arnold. On the second disc, the "Declassified: MI6 Vault" section features seven deleted/extended scenes with introduction from Apted, as well as extensions and alternate angles for the "Boat Chase" scene, also featuring an introduction from Apted; the 25 minute, two second vintage featurette "James Bond Down River" is here, as is the four minute, 25 second featurette "Creating An Icon: Making The Teaser Trailer" and the nine minute, 46 second presentation of a Hong Kong press conference. "007 Mission Control" -- "007," "Women," "Allies," "Villains," "Mission Combat Manual," "Q Branch" and "Exotic Locations" -- that are playable all together or separately. The "Mission Dossier" section includes the 15 minute, five second featurette "The Making of 'The World Is Not Enough," the 22 minute, 49 second featurette "The Bond Cocktail," the poignant three minute, 21 second featurette "Tribute to Desmond Llewelyn," the four minute music video for Garbage's theme song and nine clips billed as "The Secrets of 007: Alternative Video Options," which takes viewers through the early stages of filmmaking. The "Ministry of Propaganda" houses a theatrical trailer and a photo gallery completes the two-disc set.