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The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)

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British and Soviet ballistic-missile submarines mysteriously disappear. James Bond—Also called to duty is his Soviet counterpart, Major Anya AmasovaThough they are initially working against each other, the British Secret Service & KGB begin to work together to find the microfilm contains the tracking system.

Genre:

Action, Adventure, Crime

Actors:

Roger Moore, Barbara Bach, Curd Jürgens, Richard Kiel, Caroline Munro, Walter Gotell, Geoffrey Keen, Bernard Lee, George Baker, Michael Billington, Olga Bisera, ...»

Director:

Lewis Gilbert

Country:

United States

Release:

1977

IMDb:

7.0

Quality:

Duration:

125 min

KEYWORDS:

#Barbara Bach #Curd JÃ¼rgens #Lewis Gilbert #Roger Moore #The Spy Who Loved Me (James Bond 007)

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ACTORS OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"

Roger Moore

14 October 1927, Stockwell, London, England, UK

Barbara Bach

27 August 1947, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Curd Jürgens

13 December 1915, Solln, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Richard Kiel

13 September 1939, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Caroline Munro

16 January 1949, Windsor, Berkshire, England, UK

Walter Gotell

15 March 1924, Bonn, Germany

Geoffrey Keen

21 August 1916, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Bernard Lee

10 January 1908, Brentford, Middlesex, England, UK

George Baker

1 April 1931, Varna, Bulgaria

Michael Billington

24 December 1941, Blackburn, Lancashire, England, UK

Olga Bisera

26 May 1944, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Desmond Llewelyn

12 September 1914, Newport, Wales, UK

Edward de Souza

4 September 1932, Hull, Yorkshire, England, UK

Vernon Dobtcheff

14 August 1934, Nîmes, Gard, France

Valerie Leon

12 November 1943, Islington, London, England, UK

Lois Maxwell

14 February 1927, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Sydney Tafler

31 July 1916, London, England, UK

Nadim Sawalha

9 September 1935, Madaba, Jordan

23 July 1921, Swanage, Dorset, England, UK

Marilyn Galsworthy

1954, UK

Milton Reid

29 April 1917, Bombay, India

Cyril Shaps

13 October 1923, Highbury, London, England, UK

Milo Sperber

20 March 1911, Poland

Albert Moses

19 December 1937, Kandy, Ceylon

28 May 1932, Toronto, Canada

Bob Sherman

16 November 1940, Redwood City, California, USA

Doyle Richmond

Murray Salem

12 January 1950, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

John Truscott

23 February 1936, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Peter Whitman

22 December 1947, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada

Ray Hassett

Vincent Marzello

Nicholas Campbell

24 March 1952, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Ray Evans

Anthony Forrest

25 July 1951, Birmingham, England, UK

Garrick Hagon

27 September 1939, London, England, UK

Ray Jewers

15 October 1945, Canada

George Mallaby

4 November 1939, Hartlepool, Durham, England, UK

Christopher Muncke

1942, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Anthony Pullen Shaw

7 January 1952, Los Angeles, California, USA

Robert Sheedy

Don Staiton

11 February 1934, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Eric Stine

Stephen Temperley

29 July 1949, London, England, UK

Dean Warwick

Bryan Marshall

19 May 1938, Battersea, London, England, UK

Michael Howarth

Kim Fortune

1953, Kensington, London, England, UK

Barry Andrews

1944, UK

Kevin McNally

27 April 1956, Bristol, England, UK

Jeremy Bulloch

16 February 1945, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England, UK

Sean Bury

15 August 1954, Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK

John Sarbutt

David Auker

Dennis Blanch

4 February 1947, Barnet, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Keith Buckley

7 April 1941, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, UK

Jonathan Bury

Nick Ellsworth

Tom Gerrard

April1932, Govan, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Kazik Michalski

Keith Morris

John Salthouse

16 June 1951, London, England, UK

George Roubicek

25 May 1935, Vienna, Austria

Lenny Rabin

Irvin Allen

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DIRECTORS OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"

Lewis Gilbert

6 March 1920, London, England, UK

CREATORS OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"

Richard Maibaum

26 May 1909, New York City, New York, USA

Christopher Wood

5 November 1935, London, England, UK

HEROES OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"

James Bond

Played by: Roger Moore

Major Anya Amasova

Played by: Barbara Bach

Karl Stromberg

Played by: Curd Jürgens

Jaws

Played by: Richard Kiel

Naomi

Played by: Caroline Munro

General Gogol

Played by: Walter Gotell

Sir Frederick Gray

Played by: Geoffrey Keen

Played by: Bernard Lee

Captain Benson

Played by: George Baker

Sergei Barsov

Played by: Michael Billington

Felicca

Played by: Olga Bisera

Major Boothroyd

Played by: Desmond Llewelyn

Sheikh Hosein

Played by: Edward de Souza

Max Kalba

Played by: Vernon Dobtcheff

Hotel Receptionist

Played by: Valerie Leon

Miss Moneypenny

Played by: Lois Maxwell

Liparus Captain

Played by: Sydney Tafler

Aziz Fekkesh

Played by: Nadim Sawalha

Log Cabin Girl

Played by: Sue Vanner

Rublevitch

Played by: Eva Reuber-Staier

Played by: Robert Brown

Stomberg's assistant

Played by: Marilyn Galsworthy

Sandor

Played by: Milton Reid

Dr. Bechmann

Played by: Cyril Shaps

Prof. Markovitz

Played by: Milo Sperber

Barman

Played by: Albert Moses

Commander Carter

Played by: Shane Rimmer

Commander Talbot

Played by: Bryan Marshall

CRITICS OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"

Sin Magazine

THE SPY WHO LOVED ME is not as good as I remembered it. All of its chases and action were much better in my memories. In reality, they're a bit lackluster.

October 26, 2012

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TIME Magazine

Never did top that first stunt.

October 13, 2008

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Lyles' Movie Files

With a great villain, the series' definitive henchman, stunning Bond Babes, grand action and an all-time classic theme, this is a Bond film fully worthy of adoration.

October 26, 2015

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New York Times

The film moves along at a serviceable clip, but it seems half an hour too long.

May 09, 2005

The Spectator

It's good clean British fun.

October 23, 2015

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Radio Times

This exceptional spy escapade is far-fetched mayhem of the highest order, with a welcome accent on character realism rather than just spectacular sets.

October 23, 2015

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Antagony & Ecstasy

The best combination of japery and seriousness, without descending into the clowning that would be a part of all but one of Moore's subsequent adventures [as Bond].

August 05, 2012

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Suite101.com

In a tremendous film that shows Moore's Bond still has the old razzle-dazzle, "Nobody Does It Better" isn't just a theme song. It's a forceful and fun statement of purpose, and "Spy" offers the franchise the definitive jolt it so sorely needed.

August 10, 2012

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Time Out

The film has its moments -- Kiel's indestructible heavy racks up a good score -- but the rest is desperately weak.

February 09, 2006

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Washington Post

[The Spy Who Loved Me] gets off to a promising start but proves seriously deficient in staying power.

October 23, 2015

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Chicago Reader

The ostensible hero is just a fleshy blur.

May 05, 2008

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Variety

As always, story and plastic character are in the service of comic strip parody.

May 05, 2008

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GALLERY OF "The Spy Who Loved Me (james Bond 007)"