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Lorenzo Semple Jr.
Lorenzo Elliott Semple Jr. (born Lorenzo Elliott Semple III; March 27, 1923 – March 28, 2014) was an American screenwriter and sometime playwright, best known for his work on the campy television series Batman and the political/paranoia movie thrillers The Parallax View (1974) and Three Days of the Condor (1975). 2Biography 3Early work Semple's writing career started in 1951, as a short story contributor to magazines such as The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's Weekly. Semple also tried writing for the theatre and had a play produced on Broadway, Tonight in Samarkand (1955), a melodrama adapted from the French. He wrote an episode for The Alcoa Hour called "Archangel Harrison" (1955). He wrote another play, Golden Fleecing, which was filmed for Matinee Theatre in 1958 and premiered on Broadway in 1959.Semple wrote "China Boy" for the TV series Buckskin (1958), "Four Against Three Millions" and "Money Go Round" for Target (1958), and "Epitaph for a Golden Girl" for Pursuit (1958). "Golden Fleecing" was bought by MGM and produced under the title The Honeymoon Machine (1961), starring Steve McQueen, following which Semple relocated to Hollywood and established himself as a writer for several television shows, including Kraft Suspense Theatre ("Knight's Gambit" 1964), Breaking Point ("Never Trouble Trouble Till Trouble Troubles You" 1964), The Rogues ("Death of a Fleming " 1964), Theatre of Stars ("The Fliers" 1965), Burke's Law (several episodes)'. 3Batman From an interview with he and Jon Dambacher, "I wrote a pilot called Number One Son about Charlie Chan’s son. A story set in San Francisco. I wrote the script which was okay, everybody liked it, which is about all you can expect, and we were thinking about casting and everything then ABC called William Dozier saying, 'This is very embarrassing but word just came down we’re not to do any program with an ethnic lead.' They didn’t want a Chinese person in i
Fatima Blush: Hello, James. I'm Fatima Blush. James Bond: You ski very well. Fatima Blush: I do many things very well.
Q: Good to see you Mr. Bond. Things've been awfully dull 'round here. Bureaucrats running the whole place. Everything done by the book. Can't make a decision unless the computer gives you the go ahead. Now you're on this. I hope we're going to have some gratuitous sex and violence! James Bond: I…
James Bond: You're marvelously well equipped. Fatima Blush: Thank you, James. So are you.
Nurse: Mr. Bond, I need a urine sample. If you could fill this beaker for me? James Bond: From here?
James Bond: Still here, Moneypenny? You should be in bed. Miss Moneypenny: James, we both should be!
Now darling must do his little trickie in eight seconds. Then nursie will give baby his candy.
James Bond: Is it conceivable that he could have used a false eye? M: Oh, do come along, Bond! Let's think of a more logical explanation, shall we?
Patricia: Lentil delight, dandelion salad, goat's cheese. James Bond: Beluga caviar, quail’s eggs, vodka, foie gras—Strasbourg.
Largo: Are you a man who enjoys games? James Bond: Depends with whom I'm playing.
Miss Moneypenny: Have you got an assignment, James? James Bond: Yes, Moneypenny. I'm to eliminate all free radicals.
Largo: Do you lose as gracefully as you win? James Bond: I don't know, I've never lost.
Maximilian Largo: Do you lose as gracefully as you win? James Bond: I don't know, I've never lost.
James Bond: Is it far to the reef? Fatima Blush: It's far enough. We've got time to kill.
Q: Good to see you Mr Bond, things have been awfully dull around here...Now you're on this, I hope we're going to have some gratuitous sex and violence! James Bond: I certainly hope so too.
I am the Supreme Commander of SPECTRE, Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion. Yesterday morning, the American Air Force launched two cruise missiles from Swadley Air Base in Great Britain. Through the ingenuity of SPECTRE, the dummy warheads they carried were…
[When asked by a US Submarine Captain how he knew top secret US information] From a Russian translation of one of your service manuals.