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Been getting into rewatching Roger Moore Bonds lately, and completely forgot about the out of nowhere insanely high-class death scene in Moonraker where Michael Lonsdale sets hounds on Corinne Cléry (the lady from The Story of O) cued to sumptuous as fuck John Barry orchestration

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