Word: bond
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...treason, including Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu, who were sentenced to life imprisonment in 1964 for planning a series of bombings and a Red Chinese-style "war of liberation." Three months after Mandela and Sisulu were convicted, Fischer was arrested as an accomplice. He then jumped a $14,000 bond and went into hiding - growing a goatee, dyeing his hair black and winning the romantic nickname of "the Scarlet Pimpernel" for his risky, catch-as-catch-can existence. Fischer was finally captured in Johannesburg last November - and convicted last week. His sentence: life imprisonment...
...works under four other directors, and starring, variously, Peter Sellers, Woody Allen and a mesomorphic unknown called Terence Cooper. Even more implausible, the name Niven is never mentioned in any of the scripts. What's even nuttier is that David him self is addressed as Sir James Bond, and Sellers, Allen and Cooper are referred to as either James or Jimmy Bond...
...happening, shooting may be too good for it. This is the one Fleming property that got away from United Artists and into the hands of Producer Charles Feldman. But because he was unable to land Sean Connery for the lead, Feldman decided to make Casino Royale the Bond movie to end all Bond movies. That is, if it doesn't end Charlie Feldman first. The film is already four weeks behind schedule and one-third over its $6,000,000 budget. To the unamusement of Feldman's bankroller, Columbia Pictures, Casino Royale has become known as Little Cleopatra...
...than Cartier's-Peter O'Toole popped in as a bagpiper (his fee: a case of champagne), Race Driver Stirling Moss plays a chauffeur, William Holden is chief of the CIA, Charles Boyer is head of the French Sûréte, and Huston will be Bond's boss...
...British Aluminium, Warburg fought most of the British banking Establishment-and won. His S. G. Warburg & Co. also plotted most of the press takeovers by both Lord Thomson and Cecil King, helped Chrysler buy into Rootes Motors, arranged financing for Italy's autostrada, managed the first U.S. corporate bond issue in Europe, for Socony Mobil last year...