mouth, on the wall-sized poster: "She should have kept her mouth shut," Bond says. In the original novel by Ian Fleming, published in 1957, the scene happens in a trapdoor situated in Marilyn Monroe's mouth on a poster for Niagara. The next non-Bond Eon Productions release would not be until the 2014 film The Silent Storm, followed by Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool in 2017. Soundtrack The film was scored by Monty Norman. John Barry claimed that Norman contacted him to orchestrate his theme The Big Safari but the film's orchestration was eventually credited to Muir Mathieson. Barry released a recording of The Big Safari as well as another United Artists comedy The Mouse on the Moon under a pseudonym of "The Countdowns". Bob Hope sang the title song over the end credits. Home media Call Me Bwana was released to DVD by MGM Home Video on 27 June 2011 via MGM's Limited Edition Collection as a MOD (manufacture-on-demand) widescreen Region 1 DVD. References External links 1963 films British comedy films Films directed by Gordon Douglas United Artists films Films shot at Pinewood Studios Films about writers Films set in Africa British films set in New York City 1960s adventure comedy films Films with screenplays by Johanna Harwood Films produced by Albert R. Broccoli Cultural depictions of Nikita Khrushchev Eon Productions films 1963 comedy films Films scored by Monty Norman 1960s English-language films 1960s British films