"The Spy Who Loved Me" Theatrical Trailer Original 1977

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
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This is in my opinion the best Bond movie ever with the best 007 (Roger Moore)
Copyright 1977-MGM/UA

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[DouglasEdward84]

I've been watching the Moore films again and I haven't gotten the smile off my face since the United Artists logo flashed on the screen in Live and Let Die, and I'm just about to finish off A View to a Kill. I don't think the modern Bonds are "bad films" but they lack the joy I got out of the Moore and Connery(and even Lazenby/Dalton) adventures. Bond isn't a serious character(a spy who uses his real name constantly in front of bad guys?) so why do the modern movies obsess about this so much.

[The6thSimpson]

Because the cinematic James Bond as originally established is actually a lot more different to the Bond of Ian Fleming's novels than most people realise. Daniel Craig is actually closest to Fleming's novels than most of the other Bonds (Dalton was a bit too close for most people I think ;))

[ShinraDream]

Last movie Elvis Presley watched. He could get a copy of Star Wars. Dang!

[The6thSimpson]

I heard that was star wars he watched with Lisa Marie, the day he died?

[Martha Long]

Roger Moore was the best Bond EVER thumbs up if you think so too!!

[AGentertainment]

I love this movie, but damn, was that a trailer, or a movie summary?

[Zando24]

Definitely not my favorite bond, but my favorite bond movie

[sparco5246]

When I was a kid this jaws guy used to scare the shit outta me!!

[The6thSimpson]

Look at those boobs and tell me that again.

[eguilbe82]

Skyfall have the best bond intro and is such a great film !!! I think that they talk a lot but when the action comes its great one of best films

[42wicket]

Roald Dahl ("James and the Giant Peach", "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory") did the screenplay for "You Only Live Twice".(1967).

[The6thSimpson]

Since 2006.

If you saw Skyfall, you will know that man is definitely James Bond.

[onex7805]

What.

[The6thSimpson]

I'm too hungover for that shit man.