For Your Eyes Only - No Head For Heights (1981) HD

Micheal Gothard steals the show He didn’t talk at all but has the great presence. Took me a while to decipher Roger’s one liner

Bond is more vicious toward the killer of his colleague and one-time lover than he is toward the killer of his wife at the beginning. “Alright keep your hair on” vs “you left this with Ferrara, I believe.” Night and day. Bond should’ve had this cold demeanor when dealing with Blofeld.

Though roger wasn't a fan of this particular scene because he thought it a bit much for his bond to kill that way, i still enjoy it. I think every bond needs at least a few of these cold moments, and to see roger get to show he could sell it was cool. He's labeled the campy bond by many (Fair because of the fantastical missions), but he could go to that icy side

I think the “he had no head for heights” line cheapens the scene a bit for me, I would’ve preferred if Moore either said nothing or just walked away

i love this death YOU lost something...
and PATS...
AAAAAAJJ

LOST FROM HIGH

Probably the darkest moment for Roger Moore's Bond, also I feel Bond was a bit of a hypocrite in this movie killing Locque like that but refusing to let Melina shoot Kristatos at the end citing some Chinese proverb.

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Moore's best moment as Bond.

Michael Gothard ... wonderful actor and powerful voice . He was great in Jack the Ripper 1988, as an anarchist.

One of the very few times that Roger Moore actually looked like a believable killer

Such a shame. That was a lovely car.

“He got no head for heights.”
James Bond killer puns liner quote

After the silliness of Moonraker, they needed a more serious movie

R.I.P Michael Gothard, 1939- 1992.

He was brilliant actor ...the golden works in "The devils", "Jack The Ripper", "Warlords of Atlantis"!

moore should’ve been more serious as bond - FYEO is by far his best

No Time To Die made homage to this scene.

This scene is 🔥

This along with Sandor’s quick death in The Spy Who Loved me, are among Bond’s coldest kills.

444 + 1; some professors actually never could purse their lips either, believe it or not.

They should've had Locque catch the pin in an overly clumsy manner, making the car more unstable until it goes down the cliff while Bond is smiling & watching. That comedic-type death would've been more Moore's style.
Maybe even have the car explode like a Pinto. 🤣

Poor W116

Foreshadowing if Dalton's Bond

Always slightly confused did Locque deliberately leave the Dove pin at the scene of Luigi's murder to frame Colombo or did Luigi crab the pin as he was being killed?

Cool AF

That moment when Jame's Bond's face drops the smile, and you remember he's actually a killer. Too late by then.

RIP Sir Roger Moore (October 14, 1927 – May 23, 2017), aged 89
And
RIP Michael Gothard (June 24, 1939 – December 2, 1992), aged 53
You both will always be remembered as legends.

Goodbye Dahmer Locque.

Jeffrey Dahmer lookalike

For Your Eyes Only may not be the best Bond movie but it has always been my personal favorite!!

This is why I love James Bond, he’s an antihero 🍸👊🏻

Ironic to think this kill was more dark and more brutal than any of Daniel Craig's kills!

One of the best puns from Bond, and it was delivered with a cold heart.

Locke deserved it, especially after killing the Baroness for no good reason.

Nice shootin’, Tex. 😎

He should have left him like that to die on his own. Perhaps Bond was a gentleman enough to let Locque die instantly instead of torture.

Bond has to face Aristotle Kristatos, a Greek smuggler who has stolen a secret communication system from the Royal Navy. This is more of a revenge film focused on the quest of Melina Havelock whose father was killed on orders of Kristatos.

XO

The cheek of it, Locque holding out his hand, expecting 007 to rescue him, after what he (Locque) did. "You left this with Ferrara I believe ... " And I think Locque knows whats coming next ...

Locque was certainly one of the most sinister of Bond villains, & the fact that he was silent for most part, made him that bit more intimidating. Silent that is, until this rather gruesome though still memorable scene. "Aa aa, aa aa, aaaaaaa!" And harsh as it may seem, I guess he got his comeuppance, after the ruthless way he murdered Ferrara and Lisl

The darkest moment in the Roger Moore Bond films.

Bond has a history of being brutal when avenging friends/allies. It’s been a while since I’ve seen this movie, but I remember Bond and Ferrara getting along really well, you could tell they would be homies! Then Locque killed Ferrara to pin it on Columbo the smuggler, and later killed Lisl. Locque got what was coming to him! Still the coldest Bond kill ever!

Leopold Locque survived though, the Mercedes-Benz is a very strong car and already had a cage construction back then.

Is it possible for a .32 ACP bullet to penetrate a windshield at that distance? Yes, I know it's a movie.

Show the whole scene....with Bond running up the steps to cut off the car.....

The only villain who did not speak even once. The only two words he uttered was 'Ah' when Bond shot him right throught the windscreen hit his left shoulder, and when Bond kicked his car down the cliff he said Ah.... I guess.

Wish Blofeld had a death like this instead of that overly comedic one.