In 1998 Metronome Video issued "Tomorrow Never Dies", the 18th Bond film from EON Productions, as a retail VHS cassette in Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
The reversible cover featured an optional "Classic Bond Collection" layout.
A specially-made 24 page Bond encyclopedia written by Rasmus Paaske Larsen was included in the purchase.
A lesser-known Danish James Bond 007 connection is the BMW Z8 driven by Pierce Brosnan in "The World is Not Enough" (EON 1999). The car was designed by Danish-born Henrik Fisker who is quoted in the following spread from "The James Bond Car Collection" no. 4/2007:
"The car is timeless ... beautifully sculpted. Even today I wouldn't change a thing on it."
The partwork magazine was published by Eaglemoss Publications in the UK and sold with a collectable miniature model of the BMW.
"Casino Royale", the 21st James Bond 007 film from EON Productions, was released in Danish theatres on November 24, 2006.
Local distributor Nordisk Film released this advance teaser poster (photo by Greg Williams):
In 1989 Warner Home Video issued all of the James Bond 007 films (except the Columbia-produced "Casino Royale" from 1967) on retail VHS through local distributor Metronome Video. The Bond films had not previously been available for sale in Denmark.
This initial retail series had specially designed cover art with raster graphics on a metallic grey background which was obviously meant to resemble Maurice Binder's famous gunbarrel design.
The seventh cassette in the series was "Diamonds are Forever" (EON 1971):
Scan courtesy of Jan Mouritzen.
"The World is Not Enough", the 19th James Bond 007 film from EON Productions, was released in Danish theatres on December 10, 1999.
Local distributor United International Pictures (UIP) released this advance teaser poster:
In 1989 Warner Home Video issued all of the James Bond 007 films (except the Columbia-produced "Casino Royale" from 1967) on retail VHS through local distributor Metronome Video. The Bond films had not previously been available for sale in Denmark.
This initial retail series had specially designed cover art with raster graphics on a metallic grey background which was obviously meant to resemble Maurice Binder's famous gunbarrel design.
The sixth cassette in the series was "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (EON 1969):
In 2000, Nordisk Film Video released "The World is Not Enough", the 19th Bond film from EON Productions, on retail video in Denmark. This is the original VHS cover:
