In 1995, the directors of the Jameseims Bond suddenly found themselves as a loss. The Berlin Wallid fell in 1989, and the Communist regime fell to the Soviet Union in 1991. The Cold War ended, and Russia was no longer the "enemy" of the free floating they were once. And without the advice to use them as villagers of action films, screenwriters suddenly lost one of their best "bad guys" actions. The Russians were always bad guys in the movies, but now they couldn't be. Action heroes could not be shown to hit the Russians in the face, probably in the name of protecting the Western world from communism. Indeed, if the Cold War ended, which was the point even There are Action Heroes? Well-armed super-spines like the Jamesiyes Bond now has no feature. The concept of agent 007 became dated overnight.

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But Eon Production wanted to see if it was still possible to make a film by the Jamesesheims Bond in the years after the Cold War and came out with Goldenje in 1995, the first of the four films starring Pierce Brosnan in the role. That movie had a lot of scenes where Bond's independent function was at stakeWhile the villains were just getting older on the advice that remembered the good days. It was like an ironic, spiritual goodbye to the Cold War. Brosnan, by the way, is the best JameSeim Bond and I will not hear arguments for the opposite.

Brosnan was capable, charming, heavy and sexy as Bond, of course. But as Brosnan revealed in a recent interview with Steven Colbert (Reversed by EW), he didn't always hold the gun - Walter PKK - properly. He was okay with researching the themes of the dated Jameseims Bond, but he was still required to shoot a gun like Bond did in all other films 007 ... And he couldn't. It seems that the recent period of hand surgery has caused the finger to stick like ... well, like a sore pink. Brosnan, thinking quickly, had to use a bandage to record it in place.

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The first scene Brosnan was filming for "Goldenje" was a sequence where he went to visit Russian gangster and former KGB agent by name Valentin Dimitrovich Zukovski, played by Robbie Coltrain. Valentine was walking through his nightclub, not yet open, preparing for one night of business when the Jamesesheims Bond appeared from behind the curtain and held a gun to his head. Valentine was not so frightened, capable of recognizing his gun, Walter PCK, after his sound and a barrel's feeling. He knew he was the JameSeim Bond and that he was not in the immediate danger.

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It seems, Brosnan had a problem holding the gun properly, and watching the photo carefully above can see that his pink is slightly distorted. Brosnan recalled the shooting on the stage:

"The first shot is the camera followed by Robbie Coltrain, and he comes behind the curtain and I direct the gun to his head and he says:" Only three men in the world own that weapon, and I killed two of them. " So we went to take over ... And my finger went, 'cotta!' - like this. "

"Tot", it gets stuck directly. The expansion of one's pink is fine when drinking tea, but a little too painful for the Jamesimes Bond to hold a gun. Brosnan admitted that he had tried to squeeze his finger on his own, but that he appeared in the second takeover. For the third, he had a solution: "I got a band aid and stuck it on the gun, and that was that problem! The first day of Goldier was his first day without it, and therefore there were such problems with pink. Sometimes even multimillion -dollar blockbusters can be preserved with an ordinary glue bandage.

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