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RynoII — 9 years ago(October 24, 2016 02:56 AM)

Well they changed a lot more than just the ending obviously, but the book and the 2006 movie, have the perfect ending, where Vesper betrays Bond and then kills herself, so why did they feel they needed to change that for the 1954 TV movie, to a much more dull ending in comparison?

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I don't even remember the ending of the 1954 thingy

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I don't know. Why?
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Well I mean why didn't they keep the ending of Vesper being a traitor and killing herself over guilt? Bond didn't have to say bitch for that to happen.

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Verily I say unto thee..because the use of the word "bitch" would never have been permitted in those early days of TV.

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