Original Theatrical Trailer for the tenth James Bond movie:
"The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977)
starring Roger Moore as James Bond 007
Barbara Bach as Anya (Agent Triple X)
Curt Jurgens as Karl Stromber...
Original Theatrical Trailer for the tenth James Bond movie:
"The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977) starring Roger Moore as James Bond 007 Barbara Bach as Anya (Agent Triple X) Curt Jurgens as Karl Stromberg Richard Kiel as Jaws ---------------------- This is in my opinion the best Bond movie ever with the best 007 (Roger Moore) Copyright 1977-MGM/UA
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As the end credits roll out, it says that the next Bond movie will be For Your Eyes Only. The next Bond movie that came out was actually Moonraker (1979). It's obviously a joke, but... as Bond drives his Lotus Esprit out of the sea, he hands a fish to a person on the beach. If there was a hole large enough to allow a fish to enter the car/submarine, they would surely have drowned, or at least got very wet (although a leak did occur in the roof of the car just before it emerged from the water).
# Filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, under total secrecy, helped light the supertanker scene, since cinematographer Claude Renoir's vision was failing. The supertanker set was built on the largest soundstage in the world, which cost $1 million to construct. # Villain Jaws (Richard Kiel) was originally intended to die at the end of THE SPY WHO LOVED , but producer Albert R. Broccoli, sensing the character's appeal, changed the ending. # the only Bond film in which M's real name is revealed--it's "Miles."
Autoshare makes certain YouTube activities public on the services you choose. Select only the services you are comfortable with - like Facebook, Twitter, or Google Reader - to let your friends know what you like on YouTube. You can turn Autoshare off at any time.
It's obviously a joke, but... as Bond drives his Lotus Esprit out of the sea, he hands a fish to a person on the beach. If there was a hole large enough to allow a fish to enter the car/submarine, they would surely have drowned, or at least got very wet (although a leak did occur in the roof of the car just before it emerged from the water).
# Villain Jaws (Richard Kiel) was originally intended to die at the end of THE SPY WHO LOVED , but producer Albert R. Broccoli, sensing the character's appeal, changed the ending.
# the only Bond film in which M's real name is revealed--it's "Miles."
The Spy Who Loved Me
For Your Eyes Only
Live And Let Die
Octoppussy
"Keeping the British end up, Sir..."
ACE.