[1969 TV COMMERCIALS & BOMBARDIER SNOWMOBILE RACING PROMO]

Genre: compilation-commercial

Year Published: 1969

Description: Here are TV commercials promoting "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) and a silent promo film for the Bombardier Snowmobile Racing Team. First, the ads promote the new James Bond film as the biggest and most extreme 007 adventure yet, emphasizing the unmistakable return of James Bond. It highlights the unprecedented level of danger he faces, symbolized by the dramatic image of a mountain being dropped on him, suggesting stakes far beyond previous stories. The narration invites the audience to closely observe Bond in this outing, implying a fresh and more intense test of the character. It concludes by stressing that the events of this adventure are unlike anything that has ever happened to Bond before, setting it apart from all earlier films in the series. 0:00 "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" — The narration announces the film as the biggest and most ambitious James Bond, 007 adventure ever made, setting expectations for unprecedented scale and spectacle. 1:40 — James Bond is declared to be definitively back, reinforcing the return of the iconic character after past adventures and reaffirming his enduring appeal. 1:47 — The danger facing Bond is emphasized by an extreme and almost unbelievable threat, symbolized by a mountain being dropped on him, suggesting higher stakes than ever before. 1:52 — The audience is urged to take a close and careful look at James Bond, implying that this version of the character will be tested in new and surprising ways. 2:13 — The final line stresses the uniqueness of the story by stating that such an ordeal has never happened to any previous Bond, underscoring how this adventure sets itself apart from all earlier films in the series. 2:35 silent promotional film for the Bombardier Snowmobile Racing Team, which is shown competing under the Ski-Doo brand. Motoski and Polaris snowmobiles are also visible in the footage. Larry Rugland is seen at 3:24, he raced for Ski-Doo for the 1975 and 1976 seasons, finishing second in 440-X and top five overall in Sno Pro before retiring in 1977. The snowmobile he is riding is probably a 1976 Ski-Doo T'NT RV.

Complete Record: Here are TV commercials promoting "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) and a silent promo film for the Bombardier Snowmobile Racing Team. First, the ads promote the new James Bond film as the biggest and most extreme 007 adventure yet, emphasizing the unmistakable return of James Bond. It highlights the unprecedented level of danger he faces, symbolized by the dramatic image of a mountain being dropped on him, suggesting stakes far beyond previous stories. The narration invites the audience to closely observe Bond in this outing, implying a fresh and more intense test of the character. It concludes by stressing that the events of this adventure are unlike anything that has ever happened to Bond before, setting it apart from all earlier films in the series. 0:00 "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" — The narration announces the film as the biggest and most ambitious James Bond, 007 adventure ever made, setting expectations for unprecedented scale and spectacle. 1:40 — James Bond is declared to be definitively back, reinforcing the return of the iconic character after past adventures and reaffirming his enduring appeal. 1:47 — The danger facing Bond is emphasized by an extreme and almost unbelievable threat, symbolized by a mountain being dropped on him, suggesting higher stakes than ever before. 1:52 — The audience is urged to take a close and careful look at James Bond, implying that this version of the character will be tested in new and surprising ways. 2:13 — The final line stresses the uniqueness of the story by stating that such an ordeal has never happened to any previous Bond, underscoring how this adventure sets itself apart from all earlier films in the series. 2:35 silent promotional film for the Bombardier Snowmobile Racing Team, which is shown competing under the Ski-Doo brand. Motoski and Polaris snowmobiles are also visible in the footage. Larry Rugland is seen at 3:24, he raced for Ski-Doo for the 1975 and 1976 seasons, finishing second in 440-X and top five overall in Sno Pro before retiring in 1977. The snowmobile he is riding is probably a 1976 Ski-Doo T'NT RV.