The filming cost of "007 Golden Finger" was US$3 million. It was a big production in the 1960s. Terence Young, who directed "Dr. No" and "Love from Russia", missed the film because of his dissatisfaction with the pay. The film was filmed at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami on January 20, 1964. Although many of the scenes in the film took place in the United States, Connery never traveled to the United States during the filming of the film. His performances were all completed in Europe. The studio specially built the setting of the Fontainebleau Hotel. Before the film, the well-designed small device had not really become part of the 007 movie. The reason why the art director Ken Adam decided to make the DB5 the Bond's car is because it is the latest model of Aston Martin, Adam He and engineercompleted all the modifications in six weeks. In order to promote the film, the crew also used an unmodified DB5, which later appeared in the 1965 "Thunderbolt." "middle.
The original work of the film with the same name was completed in 1959, when the laser had not yet come out, and when the film was shot, the high-power industrial laser used in the film also did not exist. The golden finger in the novel wanted to put Bond to death with a circular saw. When Salzman learned about the emerging laser technology, Hamilton immediately had a whim and decided to make laser a golden finger killer. Scientists at Harvard University helped Adam design the laser in the film. The laser beam comes from the optical special effects of the film's post-production, and the close-up picture of the laser cutting metal is completed by the air cutting gun under the table.
