The United Nations building is shown in the first scene of Live and Let Die (1973), where an MI6 agent is killed using a supersonic noise in his translation headphones.
An MI6 operative and later a CIA agent, who're staking out Fillet of Soul are assassinated by funeral-come-street-parades in Live and Let Die (1973). James Bond arrives later to investigate.
James Bond arrives at JFK's Terminal 3 and is picked up by his driver, Charlie, in Live and Let Die (1973).
James Bond arrives at John F. Kennedy, Terminal 3 having been sent to New York by M to investigate the murder of 3 of MI6's operatives in Live and Let Die (1973).
James Bond is driven along the FDR southbound by his driver, who is shot by a passing driver and Bond has to weave the car through traffic until he brings it to a stop in Live and Let Die (1973).
After his driver is killed, James Bond tries to regain control of his car driving at high speeds down the FDR and eventually jumps the steps of 125 Broad St and crashes in Live and Let Die (1973).
The building that stood prior to the current 60 Wall St featured in Live and Let Die (1973) in an establishing shot that suggested Felix Leiter and possibly other CIA operatives were stationed here.
Felix Leiter spies on Kananga, President of San Monique, as he enters his embassy, now the Episcopal School at 35 E 69th St in Live and Let Die (1973). Daha fazlasını oku.
String at 33 E 65th St was used as the "Oh Cult Voodoo Shop" and secret exit for Kanaga's San Monique consulate in Live and Let Die (1973).
James Bond follows Dr Kananga from his Oh Cult Voodoo Shop through Center Drive in Central Park in Live and Let Die (1973). Daha fazlasını oku.
When James Bond is lead out of the back of Fillet of Soul in Live and Let Die (1973) to get "whacked", he emerges on a derelict plot that has since been developed into this community centre.
James Bond arrives here from the fictitious island of "San Monique" and is picked up by one of Kananga's henchmen along with Solitaire in Live and Let Die (1973).
While being shown to his cabin, James Bond passes through The Ruins restaurant to see Baron Samedi performing his tourist-voodoo act in Live and Let Die (1973).
James Bond visits Sans Souci again in Live and Let Die (1973). This time he stays here, but not before avoiding assassination by tarantula and bedding the CIA agent sent to work with him.
James Bond and Rosie arrive at this wharf to board a fishing vessel with a less-than interested captain in Live and Let Die (1973). The captain turns out to be Quarrel Jr, a colleague of James'.
The Swamp Safari Village doubled as the Louisiana crocodile farm and heroin factory of James Bond villain Kananga in Live and Let Die (1973), which James Bond sets on fire before escaping by boat.
It was over the Harlem Ln land-bridge that the world record breaking speedboat jump over (and into) Sheriff J W Pepper's patrol car was executed in Live and Let Die (1973). Daha fazlasını oku.
It is here at the Carr Drive Bridge that Sheriff J W Pepper and his deputies block the old 'Miller's Bridge' to stop 007 and his pursuers in The Living Daylights (1973). Daha fazlasını oku.
After a lengthy speedboat chase through the Irish Bayou, James Bond calmly observes the 3mph limit and pulls his boat up here with the local sheriff waiting in Live and Let Die (1973).
It's in the centre of the Jamaican village of Alligator Pond that James Bond and Solitaire steal a double-decker bus to avoid Kananaga's crooked cops in Live and Let Die (1973). Daha fazlasını oku.
James Bond speeds past this church in a stolen bus with a missing top-deck having escaped Kananga's brides cops in Live and Let Die (1973).
Before being developed into the Historic Falmouth cruise port, the simple jetty that existed here was featured in Live and Let Die (1973) as James Bond arrived by bus, forcing locals into the water.
Having escaped Kananga's henchmen, James Bond is chased around Lakefront (signed as "Bleeker Flying School") while taxiing a small plane and destroying several others in Live and Let Die (1973).
The Green Grotto Caves feature in Live and Let Die (1973) as the underground lair of crimelord and villain Kananga. He and James Bond fight before he is blown up using pressurised shark bullets.
