The late Sean Connery pictured alongside Bond's Aston Martin DB5. Scroll through the gallery to see more images from behind the scenes of the "Goldfinger" Alpine sequence.
The late Sean Connery pictured alongside Bond's Aston Martin DB5. Scroll through the gallery to see more images from behind the scenes of the "Goldfinger" Alpine sequence.
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Director Guy Hamilton (left) with other production staff on a tracking car, used to record driving footage.
Director Guy Hamilton (left) with other production staff on a tracking car, used to record driving footage.
EON Productions/Promotional shot by Arthur Evans
Shooting took place in the Furka Pass, which winds through central Switzerland's Urseren Valley.
Shooting took place in the Furka Pass, which winds through central Switzerland's Urseren Valley.
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With shooting delayed following a mechanical hitch, actress Tania Mallet took part in an impromptu photo shoot.
With shooting delayed following a mechanical hitch, actress Tania Mallet took part in an impromptu photo shoot.
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On a day he wasn't needed on set, Sean Connery spent time speaking with journalists at the shoot.
On a day he wasn't needed on set, Sean Connery spent time speaking with journalists at the shoot.
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The decision to invite journalists and photographers to the shoot resulted in a rich archive of candid behind-the-scenes images.
The decision to invite journalists and photographers to the shoot resulted in a rich archive of candid behind-the-scenes images.
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Scaffolding was erected so that Bond and Goldfinger's Rolls-Royce below him could both captured in the same shot.
Scaffolding was erected so that Bond and Goldfinger's Rolls-Royce below him could both captured in the same shot.
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Near the end of the sequence, Bond was initially supposed to drop Tilly Masterson off at a hotel. Unable to find a suitable location, the crew instead opted for a gas station in the Swiss village of Andermatt.
Near the end of the sequence, Bond was initially supposed to drop Tilly Masterson off at a hotel. Unable to find a suitable location, the crew instead opted for a gas station in the Swiss village of Andermatt.
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Sean Connery pictured alongside Tania Mallet's stunt double, Phillys Cornell (left), and director Guy Hamilton's wife, Miriam Charrière (right).
Sean Connery pictured alongside Tania Mallet's stunt double, Phillys Cornell (left), and director Guy Hamilton's wife, Miriam Charrière (right).
EON Productions/Promotional shot by Arthur Evans
Rehearsals for the scene in which Tilly Masterson attempts to assassinate Bond's nemesis, Auric Goldfinger.
Rehearsals for the scene in which Tilly Masterson attempts to assassinate Bond's nemesis, Auric Goldfinger.
EON Productions/Promotional shot by Arthur Evans