Jane Seymour, an ex-Bond girl who played Solitaire in Live and Let Die, has given her take on a significant change in the James Bond franchise. Co-starring with Roger Moore in his Bond film debut in 1973, Seymour was a clairvoyant who helped Bond uncover an evil plot. The role was one of her leading parts, marking her first significant role forever in the franchise and Hollywood. Now, two decades later, the James Bond franchise is off in a different direction. When asked about this switch, Seymour reflected on what she thinks this means for the legendary spy and the James Bond legacy she used to belong to. Amazon acquires the ‘James Bond’ franchise – what this means Jane Seymour/Instagram In recent news, Amazon said it had gained creative control of the James Bond franchise, in a deal shifting some of the decision-making authority away from veteran producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson. For decades, Broccoli and Wilson managed the heritage of Bond respectfully, staying faithful to the tradition. Now that Amazon is in control, the future of 007 can be confidently reinvented unlike before. Given its vast streaming service and its central Hollywood power, Amazon can actually transform the franchise with innovative concepts and modern day fashion that strays from what everyone is used to. LIVE AND LET DIE, Roger Moore, Jane Seymour, 1973 Jane Seymour has a positive reaction to Amazon owning ‘James Bond’ While others are worried about future changes, Seymour is optimistic about the new update. She sees this as a natural evolution of the franchise and sees that things have evolved. She believes that Bond will be alright, calling it a franchise that people will always love. LIVE AND LET DIE, Roger Moore, Jane Seymour, 1973 Seymour also reflected on her own experience playing a Bond girl, saying she’s happy to have been included. She played Solitaire when she was just 20, when the films were being strictly faithful to Ian Fleming’s novels. She even went as far as to say she’d be happy to work again as a part of the James Bond franchise if the opportunity arose. Next up: Sarah Michelle Gellar Honors Late ‘Buffy’ Co-Star Michelle Trachtenberg With Emotional Tribute The post Former Bond Girl Jane Seymour Speaks On Amazon’s Purchase Of The ‘James Bond’ Franchise appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

The Beatles are one of the most powerful groups of artists in recording history. They had so much influence on music that is still resounding today. Decades after their heyday in the 1960s, their legacy remains firm, not just through their music but also through the memorabilia that still fascinates collectors and fans alike. From song lyrics written in their own handwriting to personal items, anything of the Fab Four is highly sentimental and very expensive. Just the other day, another of theirs made the news, but this recent one is a bit peculiar. George Harrison’s toast from the ’60s sells at auction             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Far Out Magazine (@faroutmagazine)   In a fascinating sale, a Beatles memorabilia collector purchased a piece of toast allegedly left behind by George Harrison in the early 1960s. The piece of toast was first picked up by a fan in their teenage years, and they kept it in a scrapbook for decades before it found its current owner. The history is traced back to August 2, 1963, when 15-year-old Sue Houghton went to the Harrison household. During the visit, she saw a crust of toast abandoned on George’s plate and pocketed it as a souvenir. Houghton kept the toast for nearly three decades before it was auctioned in 1991. Now, it has been purchased once again by Joseph O’Donnell, a famous collector of Beatles memorabilia. A HARD DAYS NIGHT, George Harrison, 1964/Everett Other Beatles memorabilia that have been auctioned The Beatles memorabilia industry is still going strong, with collectors willing to shell out huge amounts for anything related to the legendary group. Many items have been auctioned off through the years, ranging from musical equipment to personal items. A HARD DAY’S NIGHT, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon & hairstylists (Harrison’s future wife Patti is behind him) in a publicity shot for the film, 1964/Everett Perhaps the most memorable sale was the 12-string guitar played by John Lennon during the recording of “Help!” in 1964, which went for a sum of $2.85 million. Other notable auctions include hand-written “All You Need Is Love” lyrics that sold for $1.25 million and Ringo Starr’s iconic Ludwig drum set, which sold for over $2 million. Even a hand-painted drumhead used for their performance on the Ed Sullivan Show sold for the same price. Next up: Former Bond Girl Jane Seymour Speaks On Amazon’s Purchase Of The ‘James Bond’ Franchise The post Beatles Fan Buys A Piece Of George Harrison’s Breakfast Toast From 1963 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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