James Bond “Auric Goldfinger” Villain Teddy Bear
In 1964, Ian Flemings’ novel Goldfinger became the third film in the James Bond franchise. Goldfinger has many iconic 007 highlights, … more
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In 1964, Ian Flemings’ novel Goldfinger became the third film in the James Bond franchise. Goldfinger has many iconic 007 highlights, with what many consider to be the greatest James Bond moment: “Goodbye Mr. Bond.” “Do you expect me to talk?” “No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!” Auric Goldfinger, the most sinister of all James Bond villains, has a fascination with gold, which is revealed to Bond during a game of golf. Bond tricks Goldfinger into losing the match, but the scene is inspiration for the design of this Teddy bear, modeling on the outfit worn in the film by German actor, Gert Fröbe. The film logo of Goldfinger is embroidered onto one foot pad, the other displays the musical notes of the melody of the film title, which brings this little villain alive as his heartbeat plays the academy award winning soundtrack.
- limited edition of 1,964 pieces
- with melody
- 5-way jointed
That's what I'm made of
multicolored
made of finest mohair
49% mohair, 51% cotton
stuffed with synthetic filling material
with gold-plated “Button in Ear”
"John Barry"
with safety eyes
surface washable