"Get your cotton picking snose outa my pants"

This great 007 consists of a shot of the short and overweight redneck Sheriff J. W. Pepper, with his famous red hair and a broad southern accent, and the signature of the man who portrayed him in both Live and Let Die and The Man With The Golden Gun – Clifton James. The piece has been professionally double matted using acid free materials. It's difficult to decide whether Pepper is truly one of Bond's allies or not. One thing is for sure, the character a hit in Live and Let Die as the hapless Louisiana po-lice officer that the producers brought him back in The Man with the Golden Gun. Although audiences at the time seemed to appreciate Pepper's incompetent antics, it's certain that 007 wasn't quite so impressed.

J.W. Pepper is the exact stereotype of a racist redneck cop, obviously very ignorant to anything going on around him. Bond first encountered J.W. Pepper, when the redneck cop tried to arrest him, introducing himself as "J.W. Pepper of the Louisiana Police Force". During Live and Let Die mission, whilst Pepper had pulled over one of Kananga's henchmen for speeding, he was startled by Bond heading directly for him in a speedboat, which jumped over the strip of land in the middle of a Louisiana river, straight over the Sheriff's head. Bond again encountered J.W. Pepper, when 007 jumped into the drivers seat of a car still in a dealership window, surprised to find the Pepper was inspecting the car from the passengers seat, nevertheless Bond proceeded with his high speed pursuit of Scaramanga's Medator. A high-octane car chase ensued which involved a 360 degree airborne barrel roll over a broken bridge, Pepper had never been more enthralled!!

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The Bond films are a British institution which have been entertaining audiences since Dr No first hit screens in 1962. Sean Connery, Roger Moore, George Lazenby, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig have all provided different takes on Ian Fleming's literary character and 007 has remained as fresh and appealing as ever. This is your chance to let the world of espionage into your home. This piece is a most definitely licensed to thrill - don't miss out!

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