Another Bond Sighting

We all know about Ed Bishop and Shane Rimmer popping up in a host of
different Bond flicks (as well as Miss Ealand's temp ... Lois Maxwell, and
Michael Billington in "Spy Who Loved Me"). I was watching "View to a Kill"
the other night and spotted Lt. Chin from "Subsmash" who had a speaking part
as the owner of a microchip company who makes a poor business choice and
winds up taking a long walk from a short zeppelin.

"One can never have too many Giant Robots".

Jason




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>, Jason Hellwege <[hidden email]> writes
>We all know about Ed Bishop and Shane Rimmer popping up in a host of
>different Bond flicks (as well as Miss Ealand's temp ... Lois Maxwell, and
>Michael Billington in "Spy Who Loved Me"). I was watching "View to a Kill"
>the other night and spotted Lt. Chin from "Subsmash" who had a speaking part
>as the owner of a microchip company who makes a poor business choice and
>winds up taking a long walk from a short zeppelin.
>

I guess Christopher Walken was up to naughty tricks again.
--
Suzanne Sutherland
La Grande