Roald Dahl defends accusation of sadism in James Bond; 1967
Roald Dahl, on the set of 'You Only Live Twice', refers briefly to his own writing as not usually containing sex or sadism and defends the James Bond films against accusations of sadism; 1967 (LCA4687N - AEVZ001J)
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1286146324
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BBC Editorial
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25 March, 1967
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lca4687n_ww_25_03_67-08-rdbondsadism
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