Extremely brutal, sickening and effective. To make him talk he stabs one eye of his adversary, threatening to take the second if he doesn't talk right away. Faber captures the guy and has only a few moments to interrogate him. His Faber realizes he's being followed by a former neighbour of his. While a frightningly horrible torture most explicitly described in the book (especially for the times), it still comes only second place IMHO to the one Ken Follet describes in 'Eye of the Needle': The film of course didn't show that amount of time Bond spent in agony.

But after several weeks of painful reconvalescence he's fully functional again. Granted, Bond's sexual abillity after this treatment is highly questionable even for Bond himself, at least in the book. It was aimed at inflicting as much pain as possible without killing.

The torture wasn't aimed at severing any parts of anatomy as 'le passage de mandoline', the original torture of agents in Algeria during WWII that gave Fleming the idea for Bond's torture in 'Casino Royale'. You'd be surprised what people actually (and sometimes unfortunately ) can endure. I'm sure most men would probably be somewhat inadequate after that thrashing, yet Bond retains his prowess throughout the rest of the film series (assuming CR takes place before Dr No).Īnd had it been Vesper (Eva Green) strapped naked in a bottomless chair and tortured in that way instead, I bet her ability to make babies would've been severely impaired. This one of the most coolest movie not only in 007 series but also one of the most coolest spy movie thriller in cinematography history.Įasily the best movie in the entire long run of James Bond movies.ĭaniel Craig appeared as James Bond in five installments: Casino Royale (2006), Quantum of Solace (2008), Skyfall (2012), Spectre (2015), and No Time to Die (2021).In CR, with all that beating during the torture scene involving Le Chiffre, how did Bond manage to survive and remain fully functional? That must've hurt. Watching this everytime makes it more interesting

One of the better in the series, that is for sure!įreakin’ spectacular movie! Love it so much! RELATED: “I think he was an orphan from Albania”: Mads Mikkelsen Created His Own Backstory After Daniel Craig’s $616M James Bond Movie Didn’t Invest Anything On The Danish Maestro Fans Celebrate 17 Years Of Casino Royale Daniel Craig as James Bondĭie-hard fans of Casino Royale expressed their love for the movie as it celebrates today its 17th anniversary.

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