Original sentence: ") but this was deemed gratuitous and was edited down to two shots.According to several Bond film histories, as originally filmed, Bond fires all six bullets from his gun into Dent's body (hence the significance of his famous line "You've had your six.The infamous scene in which Bond murders Dr
Edited sentence: " Hardly a case of cold-blooded murder.According to several Bond film histories, as originally filmed, Bond fires all six bullets from his gun into Dent's body, but this was deemed gratuitous and was edited down to two shots.He has just fired repeatedly into a form he believes is the sleeping Bond,  and Bond, having counted the shots, realizes Dent's pistol is empty.Hence the famous line "That's a Smith and Wesson and you've had your six.It should be noted that Dent has weapon in hand when Bond kills him.The infamous scene in which Bond kills Dr