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Goldfinger
In 1964, Guy Hamilton directed “Goldfinger,” a film that’s been hailed as one of the finest James Bond films in the series. Sean Connery reprises his role as the suave British spy tasked with thwarting the sinister Auric Goldfinger’s (Gert Fröbe) audacious plot to loot Fort Knox.
Under Guy’s direction, the film boasts superb craftsmanship in direction, acting, cinematography, and special effects. Iconic moments include the gadget-packed Aston Martin DB5 with its ejector seat and machine guns, as well as the striking gold-painted girl. Not only a technical marvel, “Goldfinger” significantly influenced subsequent Bond films, cementing its status as a classic within the franchise.