Moonraker girls uniform steal

[safiire]

I always regarded it as an annoying miss that in the Bond movie 'Moonraker' they have these gorgeous girls in amazing uniforms, and then they have a need for the protagonists to disguise themselves, and they end up having the main female character stealing a male technician's overalls instead of the uniform in question. Now, thanks to the dubious wonders of AI, I am able finally to rectify that situation. So here is a clip in which the bad girl played by Catherine Serre is knocked out, relieved of her uniform and stashed away by Dr. Goodhead. The lovely Francoise Gayat joins Catherine as an item of collateral damage. Enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwRb538RZpI

[zarab]

Wow, awesome, I love the video. If you don't mind me asking, which AI video generator do you use?

[safiire]

Hey Zarab, I'm really glad you liked the video.

for this one, i used kling 3.0 pro. part of the reason was because other programs i used to use have become extremely censorious. they would have flagged most of this material and i couldnt have made it. no knocking out and tying up of villainous but beautiful cult members is permitted in their world, for some reason. kling 3.0 at least for now appears a bit more free. it also produces the cinematic realism look that i like. a few people have said this is almost indistinguishable from the real film's look. thats what i want.

[RandomGuy]

Pretty good, do you plan on doing any more like this from old school spy or other movies/series with female henchies?

[safiire]

I might do. its fun but also time consuming to get right, and i dont have so much time. The Moonraker thing was something that had long annoyed me and for some reason I'd always wanted it to be the lovely Catherine Serre who got her uniform stolen so this was a lot of fun to do. I like how realistic the AI is able to make dialogue nowadays. It is advancing at probably worrying speed. I'm half tempted to show it to Catherine herself (she's on various social media), but as a 70 something lady she probably deserves to be left in peace.

[darth chlorophorm 2]

You've done great work.
Being able to create USB scenes we never got to see in mainstream movies and TV series is a wonderful thing.

[safiire]

thanks. yes its very cool that the technology has reached this point. at the moment we still have to labor over relatively short clips and then try to string them together seamlessly which takes time and precision. I imagine that in a few years it will be possible to generate whole scripts and feature length movies of similar quality with just a few prompts. but even at the current stage its fun watching it come to life.

[safiire]

I made a slight re-edit of this clip, as I wanted to establish the characters of the two girls a bit more, and also I didnt like the idea that they had woken up before the attacker left. interestingly, that aspect was the AI's idea rather than mine, and I'd had difficulty getting it to abandon it. but I like the idea of them still sleeping peacefully when she leaves, as you can see in this slightly altered version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d02aJ2eHZ1E

[meditions142]

Thanks so much for making this and sharing with us. Fantastic work. You gave us a scene that would have been perfect in the movie.

Always was so disappointed we didn't see any of the Moonraker girls in their sexy uniforms knocked out.

I share equal disappointment regarding Octopussy. Would have loved to see some of those guards knocked out and had their uniforms stolen.

[safiire]

Very glad you liked it. out of interest, did you prefer the scene as i originally made it or the edit with the added bit of dialogue?

All the Moonraker girls were beautiful, but for some reason I always had black-haired Catherine Serre ('Countess Labinsky') down as the perfect candidate for being knocked out and having her uniform stolen. not sure why. I like her slightly peeved expression as she falls, which seems to say something like 'really. I was having a normal day, and now this. honestly'

A fun thing about this scene is that I ran it through Google's AI studio and it refuses to believe that its AI, explaining to me that the movements of the characters and the way their clothes fabric moves with them is more than AI could replicate.