Harry Saltzman on morality and violence in Bond films; 1967
Harry Saltzman responds to accusations that the James Bond films lack morals and are a corrupting influence. He feels they reflect the times he is living in; 1967. (LCA4687N - AEVZ001J)
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March 25, 1967
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