The shells sequence turned around the expectations for the film, according to Ian Fleming: The Complete Man.
“‘It was going to be a low-budget flop,’” says Blanche’s son Chris Blackwell, son of Ian Fleming’s muse and love, Blanche Blackwell, in the book. “It all changed when we watched the rushes of Ursula Andress emerging from the sea.”
He added: “It was electrifying. We suddenly felt, ‘Gosh, we’ve got a movie.’”
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