As part of the Greenwich Odeum’s Centennial Celebration, we present Goldfinger, a cornerstone of the past 100 years of filmmaking. The evening is hosted by Steven Feinberg, the Executive Director of the Rhode Island TV & Film office, who provides a brief perspective on the film’s history, influence, and enduring relevance. Experience a century of cinema through one of its most unforgettable works.

Goldfinger is a sleek, iconic spy thriller that finds James Bond pitted against one of cinema’s most memorable villains. Tasked with investigating gold magnate Auric Goldfinger, Bond uncovers an audacious plot to cripple the world’s gold supply, drawing him into a high-stakes game of wit, seduction, and lethal danger. Armed with razor-sharp gadgets, cool confidence, and a license to kill, Bond navigates luxury, betrayal, and brute force—often by the slimmest of margins. Directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Sean Connery, Gert Fröbe, and Honor Blackman, the film crystallized the Bond formula: extravagant villains, unforgettable set pieces, and effortless style. A defining entry in the James Bond canon and a landmark of 1960s cinema.