- The title sequence begins with a golden hand on a black background. What does a golden hand have four of? Goldfingers, of course. And a goldthumb, but that wouldn't be as catchy a title.
- The song is about a man with a heart of gold—as in, it's cold—and a kiss of death. Is he goldlips too?
- After the song, we're welcomed to Miami Beach.
- A man in a three-piece suit and Panama hat is way too overdressed for poolside. His name is Felix, and he finds Bond getting a massage by the pool.
- Bond is in tiny blue pool shorts. Some might say he is also overdressed for poolside.
- Bond dismisses his lady masseuse to collect his new mission—to keep tabs on Auric Goldfinger.
- Goldfinger owns "one of the finest stud farms" in the U.S. Maybe he's looking to gather Bond for his collection?
- Speak of the devil—Goldfinger shows up to play cards with a man.
- Goldfinger is a portly, copper-haired man in a yellow bathrobe that does his complexion no favors.
- Bond watches the two men play high-stakes gin, then decides to break into Goldfinger's hotel room.
- Using a maid's key, Bond enters the suite, where he finds a woman spying on the card game.
- The woman is telling Goldfinger every card in his opponent's hand, and Goldfinger is listening in with a little earpiece.
- Bond turns off the radio, putting an end to Goldfinger's winning streak.
- The spy's name is Jill Masterson.
- Bond speaks into the radio and tells Goldfinger that his "luck has changed" and that he will alert the police if Goldfinger doesn't do what he says.
- Bond orders Goldfinger to lose $15,000 in the gin game.
- Goldfinger starts losing, but he isn't happy about it.