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James Bond 007 Cosplay Display: For Your Eyes Only - Prop Window Decals / Set Dressing Stickers
James Bond 007 Cosplay Display: For Your Eyes Only - Prop Window Decals / Set Dressing Stickers
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This is a rare opportunity to own these highly sought-after and screen-accurate ‘Burglar Protected’ prop stickers / car window decals inspired by 007's Lotus Esprit side window! These reproduction props are professionally printed using the best quality materials. They are created using traditional film and television art department techniques for added authenticity and so are perfect for on-screen or display use.
Note: This listing is for a pair of premium-grade weather resistant vinyl decals as pictured. The triangular decals each measure approximately each measure approximately 92mm x 46mm. These durable stickers feature a premium coating that protects them from exposure to wind, rain and sunlight. For non-adhesive interior-use window cling versions please check out our other auctions.
Trivia: A major problem occurred during production which threatened to stop the filmmakers filming. The monks, who lived in the monastery on top of the Meteora Mountain, placed sheets and plastic on top of the roofs and external infrastructure so as to halt filming. They allegedly did not like the violence associated with James Bond. Reportedly, Sir Roger Moore told them that he had once been a Saint (a reference to The Saint (1962)). A special hearing of the Greek Supreme Court was convened, where a panel of judges decreed that the monks only had rights over the interiors of the mountain-top monastery, but the exteriors were the domain of the people and the local government. The movie crew was eventually able to film at the location, which included a gigantic fall by Stuntman Rick Sylvester. They did not film inside the monastery (known as St. Cyril's in this movie), but built a set on top of a neighboring rock for some of the hideout's exteriors. The interiors were filmed back at Pinewood Studios on a set designed by Peter Lamont.
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