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DIE ANOTHER DAY (2002)  Pierce Brosnan 

Norelco Philips Philishave HQ8894 XL Sensotec Shaver gadgets from the Bond movie "Die Another Day" 
 In The James Bond 007 Museum bathroom Nybro Sweden...

James Bond  Homepage 007museum@telia.com  Donations/Gåvor  James Bond Museum EON Productions movies 1.  Dr No 1962 2.  From Russia With Love 1963 3.  Goldfinger 1964 4.  Thunderball 1965 5.  You Only Live Twice 1967 6.  On Her Majesty`s Secret Service 1969 7.  Diamonds Are Forever1971 8.  Live And Let Die 1973 9.  The Man With The Golden Gun 1974 10.The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 11.Moonraker 1979 12.For Your Eyes Only 1981 13.Octopussy 1983   14.A View To A Kill 1985   15.The Living Daylights 1987 16.Licence To Kill 1989 17.Goldeneye 1995 18.Tomorrow Never Dies 1997 19.The World Is Not Enough 1999 20.Die Another Day 2002 21.Casino Royale 2006 22.Quantum Of Solace 2008 23.James Bond  23 24.James Bond  24 Not included in  Bondserie or EON Productions Casino Royale 1954 Casino Royale 1967 Never Say Never Again 1983 Producer Albert "Cubby"Broccoli Harry Saltzman Barbara Broccoli Michael G,Wilson Writers to all Bond books Ian Fleming   Amis Kingsley Raymond Benson  John Gardner Charlie Higson Sebastian Faulks Jeffery Deaver Neal Purvis screenwriter Robert Wade screenwriter Bondbooks James Bond actors Barry Nelson Sean Connery George Lazenby Roger Moore Timothy Dalton Pierce Brosnan Daniel Craig James Bond Composers Monty Norman 1 John Barry 11 George Martin 1 Marvin Hamlisch 1 Bill Conti 1 Michael Kamen 1 Eric Serra 1 David Arnold  5 James Bond Music 22 Best Bondsoundtrack Bondgirls Honey Ryder Ursula Andress Britt Ekland  Izabella Scorupco Maud Adams  Kristina Wayborn Mary Stavin  Halle Berry JINX Bond Villians Jaws (Rickard Kiel) Pinewood Studios

Gadgets Norelco Spectra Deluxe Shaver 8894XL Product Features HQ8894/01 Rechargeable corded/cordless shaver 2-stage cutting action with lift and cut technology 3 individually floating heads with Personal Comfort Control LED displays minutes, cleaning info and more 1-hr. full-charge provides 100 shaving minutes Now in The James Bond 007 Museum Nybro Sweden...  James Bond Shaver of choice. James Bond's razor choice in Die Another Day The first polymer OLED display in application, The Philishave Sensotech HQ8894 from Philips. This high-end shaver had a successful market launch in July 2002 in the US as Norelco “Spectra 8894XL” and was featured in the James Bond movie,  “Die Another Day.”   High resoluton Norelco Philips Philishave HQ8894 XL Sensotec Shaver from the Bond movie "Die Another Day" in The James Bond 007 Museums bathroom. James Bond`s Shaver of choice. Mission When his top-secret mission is sabotaged, James Bond finds himself captured by the enemy, abandoned by MI6 and stripped of his 00-licence. Determined to get revenge, Bond goes head-to-head with a sultry spy, a frosty agent, and a shadowy billionaire whose business is diamonds... but whose secret is a diabolical weapon that could bring the world to its knees! The Main Cast James Bond.............................. Pierce Brosnan Jinx.................................... HALLE BERRY Gustav Graves...........................TOBY STEPHENS Miranda Frost........................... ROSAMUND PIKE Zao.................................... . RICK YUNE Q....................................... JOHN CLEESE M....................................... JUDI DENCH Moneypenny.............................. SAMANTHA BOND Directed by............................. LEE TAMAHORI Date of Release World Premiere – The Royal Film Performance 18th November 2002, The Royal Albert Hall, London Running Time 132 Minutes Mission After undergoing a painful gene therapy, which transforms his facial characteristics from Oriental to Caucasian, North Korean Colonel Tan-Gun Moon, as Sir Gustav Graves, plans to use ‘Icarus’, his secret satellite laser-emitting weapon orbiting in space, to destroy the minefield in the Korean Demilitarised Zone, enabling the takeover of South Korea, thereby uniting the country and Japan and China to form a new unstoppable superpower. Bond’s Women Giacinta ‘Jinx’ Jordan (Halle Berry) Bond’s Enemies Colonel Tan-Gun Moon/Sir Gustav Graves (Will Yun Lee/Toby Stephens) Zao (Rick Yune) Dr. Alvarez (Simon Andreu) Mr. Kil (Lawrence Makoare) Vladimir Popov (Michael Gorevoy) Peaceful (Rachel Grant) Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike) Bond’s Allies Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike) [but – she’s a double agent!] General Moon (Kenneth Tsang) Falco (Michael Madsen) Mr. Chang (Ho Yi) Raoul (Emilio Echevarria) Charles Robinson (Colin Salmon) ‘M’ (Judi Dench) Miss Moneypenny (Samantha Bond) ‘Q’ (John Cleese) Filming Locations Pinewood Studios, London, England Aldershot, Hampshire, England, UK Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, England, UK Cádiz, Andalucía, Spain Finland Heathrow Airport, London, England, UK Holywell Bay, Cornwall, England, UK, Iceland Jokulsarlon, Breidamerkursandur, Iceland London, England, UK Maui, Hawaii, USA Scotland, UK, South Korea, Spain The Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall, England, UK Budget $142 million Worldwide Box Office Over $414.5 mil.

Norelco Philips Philishave HQ8894 XL Sensotec Shaver from the Bond movie "Die Another Day" in The James Bond 007 Museums bathroom. James Bond`s Shaver of choice. AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, December 17, 2002—Royal Philips Electronics of the Netherlands (AXE: PHI; NYSE: PHG), today announced that its innovative PolyLED (polymer-based organic light emitting diode) display technology made its big-screen debut in the recently released James Bond action film, “Die Another Day.” Marking the world’s first commercial use of PolyLED, Philips’ display technology is found in the Sensotec men’s shaver, which was introduced by Philips-Norelco in July. Main Features 9 comfort control settings for maximum shaving comfort. Super Lift & Cut system for a quicker, closer shave. Redesigned slots and holes for unsurpassed closeness. Advanced polymer LED display for increased visual information. Stainless steel housing for improved strength and quality. 3 dimensional contour following with individually floating heads. Cord/cordless rechargeable razor. 1 hr quick charge. Lithium-ion battery for up to 100 minutes of cordless shaving. Pop-up Trimmer for sideburns and moustache. Worldwide Automatic Voltage (100V-240V) Water proof for easy cleaning. Non slip rubber grip panels for easy handling. Luxury leather travel pouch for convenient and protective storage. High gloss piano black metallic finish. Charging stand with integrated analog clock. “James Bond films are famous for showcasing some of the most sophisticated and breakthrough technologies available,” noted Peter Hopper, CEO for Philips’ Mobile Display Systems business group. “Die Another Day provides an opportunity for us to demonstrate Philips’ cutting-edge PolyLED display in a next-generation shaver product. Because the display is thin, lightweight and bright in a variety of light conditions, PolyLED is ideally suited for applications ranging from small appliances to advanced mobile devices. Not only does PolyLED’s debut on the silver screen in a Philips shaver mark the first use of this technology in a consumer product; but it also shows just how ubiquitous displays have become in our everyday lives.” A significant force in the display industry, Philips has taken a leadership role in the commercialization of PolyLED technology, which holds much promise for capturing a significant share of the small- and medium-sized flat panel display market over the next five years. The performance benefits surrounding Philips’ PolyLED technology are manifold, including a wide viewing angle (greater than 170 degrees), superior readability under a variety of lighting conditions, as well as high brightness and contrast capabilities. PolyLED is also heralded for its thin and compact form factor, long lifetime, low power consumption, fast response time and the ability to operate under extreme temperature ranges. Moreover, Philips has demonstrated that this high value-add display technology can be manufactured at high yields and at a low cost—making it an ideal solution for OEMs looking to bring next-generation consumer products to market. Pierce Brosnan - James Bond's razor choice  Die Another Day Specifically, the multicolor PolyLED module starring in Hollywood’s latest spy thriller is a 1.1-inch display and indicates the shaving time and battery level information, as well as when the Sensotec razor needs to be recharged or cleaned. PRESSMATERIAL DIE ANOTHER DAY

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, December 17, 2002—Royal Philips Electronics of the Netherlands (AXE: PHI; NYSE: PHG), today announced that its innovative PolyLED (polymer-based organic light emitting diode) display technology made its big-screen debut in the recently released James Bond action film, “Die Another Day.” Marking the world’s first commercial use of PolyLED, Philips’ display technology is found in the Sensotec men’s shaver, which was introduced by Philips-Norelco in July.   “James Bond films are famous for showcasing some of the most sophisticated and breakthrough technologies available,” noted Peter Hopper, CEO for Philips’ Mobile Display Systems business group. “Die Another Day provides an opportunity for us to demonstrate Philips’ cutting-edge PolyLED display in a next-generation shaver product. Because the display is thin, lightweight and bright in a variety of light conditions, PolyLED is ideally suited for applications ranging from small appliances to advanced mobile devices. Not only does PolyLED’s debut on the silver screen in a Philips shaver mark the first use of this technology in a consumer product; but it also shows just how ubiquitous displays have become in our everyday lives.” A significant force in the display industry, Philips has taken a leadership role in the commercialization of PolyLED technology, which holds much promise for capturing a significant share of the small- and medium-sized flat panel display market over the next five years. The performance benefits surrounding Philips’ PolyLED technology are manifold, including a wide viewing angle (greater than 170 degrees), superior readability under a variety of lighting conditions, as well as high brightness and contrast capabilities. PolyLED is also heralded for its thin and compact form factor, long lifetime, low power consumption, fast response time and the ability to operate under extreme temperature ranges. Moreover, Philips has demonstrated that this high value-add display technology can be manufactured at high yields and at a low cost—making it an ideal solution for OEMs looking to bring next-generation consumer products to market. Specifically, the multicolor PolyLED module starring in Hollywood’s latest spy thriller is a 1.1-inch display and indicates the shaving time and battery level information, as well as when the Sensotec razor needs to be recharged or cleaned.
Nancy Kidney Philips (USA) Tel:  +1 4084747020    Email:  nancy.kidney@philips.com

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 Die Another Day James Bond Movie 2002