The Bond of my youth...Not dark but with humor, pretty girls, topp locations and he never dies. You left the theatre with a smile. And you like to watch it again from time to time.
Roger More was my childhood bond too, even though I grew up in the 90s. They were just always on TV maybe more family friendly than the Dalton ones. The films for me were just pure escapism, real stunts, fabulous music.
Well, there are 20 Bond films before the Craig era to satisfy those cravings for you. But in the modern era of filmmaking, you need to challenge the status quo, which is what the Craig films ended up doing for the IP.
Defintitely one of Roger Moores best Bond outings,the fantastic opening sequence, Lotus Esprit, the beautiful Barbara Bach,Jaws,the submarines,it had the lot! One of the best Bond films ever!
Ooh. I think Man with Golden Gun and Live and Let Die are FAR superior. This one reminds me of You Only Live Twice; a big spectable with enormous sets, but very little substance, in my humble opinion.
The Bond villian of your youth Jeff, is Richard Keil as Jaws. He not only appeared in this 1977 film, He also appeared in another, the 1979 hit, "Moonraker".
Normajean McCracken Yep! That's true - too bad he didn't play in other 007 films any more but unfortunately he was lost in space with his strange girl-friend! And they lived happily ever after among the stars! :-)
And Elvis saw this before passing away, AWESOME!!!!!!!! P.S.-He tried to get a private screening of Stars Wars for his daughter, I'm not completely sure of the facts, but HE DID get to see this great movie just days before he passed away with Lisa-Marie and his fiance, Ginger Alden.
Yep. Spot on. Best Bond with the best Bond girl against the best villain with the best henchman in the best story and the best song (although Live and Let Die theme is cool too). Only Goldfinger can match this. But my favourite Bond film ever.
I sort of feel all the big sets and stunts and gadgets became more important than the story and characters. His car turning into a submarine, people would be laughing in their seats if that happens in the latest Bond film. A film like From Russia with Love never tried to make him superman, it was a more grounded film with realistic settings. The bad guy and his plan is silly to say the least and it asks us to believe he's got hundreds of people to just go along with it.
Craig actually looks capable of doing some of the stuff the script needs Bond to do like chucking men around. The James Bond of the books wasn't just someone who seduced women and made wise cracking one liners everytime he killed a baddie. Moore though had real charm and a sense of fun. You got the feeling it might be fun to be Bond which I lost with Craig.
As someone who saw this in the theater as a kid, just bought all 27 Bond movies on Blu Ray and is watching them in order one per day for February (and who did this 25 years ago), this one is so clearly the best. Best opening song (Carly Simon), best car (turns into a sub), best Bond girl (Barbara Bach who married a Beatle), best Bond villain (Stronberg who feeds people to the sharks), best Bond henchmen (Jaws), most romantic Bond movie (so girls will enjoy it on a date), best Q gadget scene, best silhouette dancing intro (with the naked girls and acrobats on guns). Possibly better than Star Wars that was at the theater at the same time. Glory days!
I love this film, but if this was better than Star Wars at the time, then they would never have been pressured to make Moonraker as the follow-up Bond film.
Moore was the best bond and this movie is the best James Bond movie. The coolest, most high-tech cars, underwater, famous JAWS, russian spy who you killed her husband, famous skiing chase, submarine! IT HAS EVERYTHING.
Roger Moore gets a lot of grief for being the “campy”Bond,but he’s my 3rd Fav.This is a Top 5-10 Bond Movie.Even with the Underwater Car.He was awesome in it,and it had a great opening scene,Great Soundtrack,Beautiful Barbara Bach,Jaws and Great Locations.Stanley Kubrick Shot the interior shots with the Submarines.James Mason was supposed to play Stromburg.This and “For Your Eyes Only” were(IMO) his 2 best.
I love the Craig films but I consider them separately as they're made in a completely different era of movie making with CGI and all. Spy was the first bond movie I got to see in the movie theater and it will always be my favorite,I was 15 and I saw it 3 times.opening scene was epic! And the theme song is my favorite .
My fav jb film saw this with my dad in the cinema originally and many times since on tv and video. Perfect mix of action humour and barbera bach was an absolute stunner.
Elvis Presley saw this movie on Wednesday, August 10, 1977, during a special viewing at the General Cinema in Whitehaven, Tennessee. It was the last movie he saw, as he died six days later on Tuesday, August 16, 1977, at the age of 42.
He was good but he did too many movies. Even Sean Connery warned the people behind the movies that once the actor playing Bond became a certain age they should retire from the role. Roger Moore should have listened, A View to a Kill is a good example.
same here, i think its a age thing, i was born in 1974 so when growing up roger moore was bond. also i think roger moores bond was a little bit lighter than sean cpnnerys bond, connery was more of a tough bond moore was more of a funny charming bond.
+Jeff Peake Calling this the best Bond film is a perfectly reasonable claim. I don't agree (it's isn't even my favorite Moore flick), but I can see why others love it.
***** I think it's unfair to Moore to blame him for turning it into parody instead of, say, You Only Live Twice or Thunderball (two of my favorites, btw). Even Diamonds Are Forever (which I also enjoy) went further into parody and absurdity than anything Moore had done save for Moonraker. That's not to mention 3/4 of the Brosnan era, which (unlike the Moore films) were not only not very good, they also weren't very entertaining. Moore was a good Bond. It's unfortunate to see him hated on in the days where everything has to be dark.
***** Thank you. You're entitled to yours as well. I find it fascinating how many people these days appreciate Fleming Bond. There seems to have been a resurgence in light of the Craig films. You never heard novel talk back in the 90's. That's a good thing, though, the novels are worth the attention.
Roger Moore said that this was his favorite James Bond film he was a part of. RIP Roger Moore, as you were the only James Bond to never order a vodka martini shaken not stirred.
Indeed. The Spy Who Loved Me seemed rightly suited for his interpretation of the role. In Live and Let Die and The Man With the Golden Gun, his personality wasn't completely developed. In the latter especially, he's actually pretty nasty at times.
I don't care what nobody says, but this is my favorite Bond movie, favorite Bond actor and also my favorite Bond theme song of all time, period! No one did it better in my opinion and I don't care who says otherwise.
I began my acquaintance with Bond franchise from the movies with Roger Moore. He is one of my favourite Bond actors, along with Pierce Brosnan and Sean Connery. And this movie is in my Top-3 Bond movies with Moore. The other two are - The Man with the Golden Gun and For Your Eyes only.
As a kid I was bummed that I missed it on tv as I have really liked The Man With Golden Gun and Live And Let Die. Saw it for the first time yesterday and loved it. One of the best Bond films
just seen the latest bond trailer ("time to die again" or something??) and wanted to remind myself how i thought they were meant be.. moore for bond.. x
I hope with the next Bond after Daniel Craig, they start by actually attempting to film Fleming's book of The Spy Who Loved Me. It was my favourite when I read all the Bond books in my youth, and has absolutely nothing to do with this version. I'm not complaining about the movie, but seeing as the story in the Fleming novel is so different and intense, I think it would be an excellent introduction to a new Bond (especially because James himself doesn't appear until over halfway through the book).
Roger Moore playing his Bond type Character in "Cannonball Run" was hilarious. Says he was in the "Fly Who Bugged Me". An example of his sense of dry wit humor. Nobody did it better!
My thoughts exactly Josh23761. There were seven Bond pictures (1973-1985), all starring Roger Moore as James Bond 007. And his third, the 1977 picture, "The Spy Who Loved Me", was one of them!
Good plot, great action sequences and Barbara Bach was hot. As Carly Simon said in the song>>>nobody does it better. It wasn't too long ago that the car that was used in this film was found sitting derelict in a New York warehouse. I hope it's now in loving care and being restored to its glory.
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The Bond of my youth...Not dark but with humor, pretty girls, topp locations and he never dies. You left the theatre with a smile. And you like to watch it again from time to time.
Roger More was my childhood bond too, even though I grew up in the 90s. They were just always on TV maybe more family friendly than the Dalton ones.
The films for me were just pure escapism, real stunts, fabulous music.
Well, there are 20 Bond films before the Craig era to satisfy those cravings for you. But in the modern era of filmmaking, you need to challenge the status quo, which is what the Craig films ended up doing for the IP.
All Bond films with the exception of Craig's and GoldenEye and On Her Majesty's Secret Service are cartoons. Sean Connery's Bond was a woman beater
@@zanfearIt was still stupid to kill the character off. Should’ve never been entertained as an idea.
@@ForceMaximus84 And yet, the idea came from Daniel Craig himself, whom many hail as one of if not the best Bond of all time.
Defintitely one of Roger Moores best Bond outings,the fantastic opening sequence, Lotus Esprit, the beautiful Barbara Bach,Jaws,the submarines,it had the lot! One of the best Bond films ever!
Nice one. Everyone has their favourite James Bond movie,
Ooh. I think Man with Golden Gun and Live and Let Die are FAR superior. This one reminds me of You Only Live Twice; a big spectable with enormous sets, but very little substance, in my humble opinion.
This Bond film opened at the same time as the original Star Wars!! What a summer! I was eleven!
1977: Star Wars, The Spy Who Loved Me, Saturday Night Fever. What a FANTASTIC year!
Close encounters of the third kind
Smokey And The Bandit 3.
Sorcerer.
Star Wars May 1977 (USA), The Spy Who Loved Me July 1977 (USA and UK). But Star Wars was later in the rest of the world.
Nobody did it better than Roger Moore - the hero of my youth!
The Bond villian of your youth Jeff, is Richard Keil as Jaws.
He not only appeared in this 1977 film,
He also appeared in another,
the 1979 hit, "Moonraker".
Normajean McCracken Yep! That's true - too bad he didn't play in other 007 films any more but unfortunately he was lost in space with his strange girl-friend! And they lived happily ever after among the stars! :-)
Richard Kiel was also the ghost (Russian spy) on "Gilligan's Island," which is my all-time favourite episode! :)
Jeff Costello Daniel Craig is better than roger moore
@@jeffcostello9641 No, they landed on earth :-)
Was so fortunate to see this movie when it came out...as a youngster then...it turned out to be one of the best James Bond movies
And Elvis saw this before passing away, AWESOME!!!!!!!! P.S.-He tried to get a private screening of Stars Wars for his daughter, I'm not completely sure of the facts, but HE DID get to see this great movie just days before he passed away with Lisa-Marie and his fiance, Ginger Alden.
Rest in Peace, Moore.
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By far the best Bond movie ever, best song, best opening scene/stunt, best villain, Bond girl
Yep. Spot on. Best Bond with the best Bond girl against the best villain with the best henchman in the best story and the best song (although Live and Let Die theme is cool too). Only Goldfinger can match this. But my favourite Bond film ever.
I sort of feel all the big sets and stunts and gadgets became more important than the story and characters. His car turning into a submarine, people would be laughing in their seats if that happens in the latest Bond film. A film like From Russia with Love never tried to make him superman, it was a more grounded film with realistic settings. The bad guy and his plan is silly to say the least and it asks us to believe he's got hundreds of people to just go along with it.
@@lw3646 So what? The Spy Who Loved Me is my no. 1 and From Russia With Love my no. 3
My favourite 👍
@Trips Well, you can't explain music to people who don't have the knowledge about it.
Throwing a fish out of the car is just hilarious. I just love Roger Moore subtle humor. Lol!
Something only Moore could pull off. The other Bonds I think were more serious.
I personally find Roger Moore to be the best Bond ever because of his charm and an unbelievable sense of humour.
Thats ur personal preferance:)
80s boy The worst to be precise
I agree. My number 1 Bond is Roger Moore
Bond is an action star not an English duke
Ausaf Jalal Couldn't have said it better myself
The golden era of Roger Moore! Definitely his BEST MOVIE!!! Love it exactly like Connerys Thunderball !!!! 😎👍
Sir Roger Moore provided stability to the role of James Bond in the 70's and 80's.
How his films were dry and boring
We miss you Roger. RIP 007.
One of the best Bonds and the best Bond opening scene ...... Sir Moore, you are immortal as 007
Definitely Moore's best Bond outing. Good mix of action and humor.
James I totally agree saw this one like 4 times in the theater.
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They tried to use the same blueprint for Moonraker but took the comedy way too far.
Still, The Spy who loved me is the best oner and thank you for posting that statement.
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@@jameskennedy4377 True, Moore's last few movies were too campy
My favorite Bond film and Roger Moore was the ultimate 007!!! Sweet memories of my childhood! RIP Sir Roger...
Barbara Bach...what a stunner.
jawn1977jaws Ringo’s a lucky guy!
and a terrible actress.
@@pythonbyte Doesn't matter :-)
@@pythonbyte So? She's married to Beatles drummer Sir Richard "Ringo Starr" Starkey.
She looks European in her facial features but she's American born if you check out her background.
Moore or Craig?
I'll choose Moore anytime.
His portrayal of Bond is charming and relatable.
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Moore..
Connery
Moore anyday. Craig sucks.
Craig actually looks
capable of doing some of the stuff the script needs Bond to do like chucking men around. The James Bond of the books wasn't just someone who seduced women and made wise cracking one liners everytime he killed a baddie.
Moore though had real charm and a sense of fun. You got the feeling it might be fun to be Bond which I lost with Craig.
This is definitely the best of the Moore Bond films.
Nobody does it better than Moore....
ROGER
MOORE
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RIP Sir Roger Moore
R.I.P. Roger Moore
(1927 - 2017)
Only Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan (of "Remington Steele" fame) and, of course, Daniel Craig survive.
As someone who saw this in the theater as a kid, just bought all 27 Bond movies on Blu Ray and is watching them in order one per day for February (and who did this 25 years ago), this one is so clearly the best. Best opening song (Carly Simon), best car (turns into a sub), best Bond girl (Barbara Bach who married a Beatle), best Bond villain (Stronberg who feeds people to the sharks), best Bond henchmen (Jaws), most romantic Bond movie (so girls will enjoy it on a date), best Q gadget scene, best silhouette dancing intro (with the naked girls and acrobats on guns). Possibly better than Star Wars that was at the theater at the same time. Glory days!
I thought I was reading my own comment ! I agree with EVERYTHING you say !!! :-)
One of the best. But Casino Royale is above for me.
I love this film, but if this was better than Star Wars at the time, then they would never have been pressured to make Moonraker as the follow-up Bond film.
@@slamdunk2270 No bro. The Spy Who Loved Me is better than Casino Royale. Sean Connery and Roger Moore are the best James bond actors
@@bouya642 you are right!
Moore was the best bond and this movie is the best James Bond movie. The coolest, most high-tech cars, underwater, famous JAWS, russian spy who you killed her husband, famous skiing chase, submarine! IT HAS EVERYTHING.
Live and Let Die was his best in my opinion
I had a die-cast toy of that Lotus Esprit when I was a kid. I loved that thing.
Daniel Lee Corgi?
R I P Roger Moore. My favorite 007.
The most charismatic of all 007
Roger Moore gets a lot of grief for being the “campy”Bond,but he’s my 3rd Fav.This is a Top 5-10 Bond Movie.Even with the Underwater Car.He was awesome in it,and it had a great opening scene,Great Soundtrack,Beautiful Barbara Bach,Jaws and Great Locations.Stanley Kubrick Shot the interior shots with the Submarines.James Mason was supposed to play Stromburg.This and “For Your Eyes Only” were(IMO) his 2 best.
RIP, Roger Moore, Richard Kiel, Curt Jurgen, Desmond Llewlyn, Walter Gotel...
Descansa en paz Roger Moore...
El mejor Bond hasta el momento
Its the best outing from Moore as Bond James Bond 007 ever!
My favourite Bond film! Great villain, ultra hot Bond girl, beautiful cinematography of Egypt, possibly the best opening scene of all time!
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I love the Craig films but I consider them separately as they're made in a completely different era of movie making with CGI and all. Spy was the first bond movie I got to see in the movie theater and it will always be my favorite,I was 15 and I saw it 3 times.opening scene was epic! And the theme song is my favorite .
the living daylights is the best film for me...the final scene with the bad guy in the plane is great
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My All time favorite movie wonderful superb great. Roger Moore
I honestly think that Karl Stromberg is an underrated villain. He's no Goldfinger, Le Chiffre, or Red Grant, but I still find him interesting.
Same
One of the first ideologically driven villains in Bond movies. Before Stromberg, you had SPECTRE who was after money.
He was a piece of wood. Too bad because I have seen Jurgens do much better in I aim at the stars and The Mephisto Waltz.
My fav jb film saw this with my dad in the cinema originally and many times since on tv and video. Perfect mix of action humour and barbera bach was an absolute stunner.
The best bond movie ever ... I watch this three times in theatre ... Barbara Bach the most beautiful woman on earth
Best 007 ever, thank you
Elvis Presley saw this movie on Wednesday, August 10, 1977, during a special viewing at the General Cinema in Whitehaven, Tennessee. It was the last movie he saw, as he died six days later on Tuesday, August 16, 1977, at the age of 42.
Roger Moore the best actor I think
still my favourite.
This is my old time fav Bond's movie
That 'biting the shark' scene ain't never gon' get old.
May be the best BOND movie ever
Roger moore--the best bond for many of my gen! Soooo handsome and slick.
Roger Moore is my favorite Bond. Connery is great as well.
I know I'm the rare exception but I always liked Roger Moore's Bond the best.
Steve I agree whole heartedly!
He was good but he did too many movies. Even Sean Connery warned the people behind the movies that once the actor playing Bond became a certain age they should retire from the role. Roger Moore should have listened, A View to a Kill is a good example.
A lot of people like Roger Moore, 'rare exception' give me a break
One thing for sure , the Moore era gave us the best bond songs.
same here, i think its a age thing, i was born in 1974 so when growing up roger moore was bond. also i think roger moores bond was a little bit lighter than sean cpnnerys bond, connery was more of a tough bond moore was more of a funny charming bond.
Roger Moore and Sean Connery were both the best James Bond!!!
Ahhhhhh Golden memories.
Easily the best Bond film ever
+Jeff Peake Roger Moore is my favourite Bond, followed by Sean Connery.
+Jeff Peake Calling this the best Bond film is a perfectly reasonable claim.
I don't agree (it's isn't even my favorite Moore flick), but I can see why others love it.
***** I think it's unfair to Moore to blame him for turning it into parody instead of, say, You Only Live Twice or Thunderball (two of my favorites, btw). Even Diamonds Are Forever (which I also enjoy) went further into parody and absurdity than anything Moore had done save for Moonraker.
That's not to mention 3/4 of the Brosnan era, which (unlike the Moore films) were not only not very good, they also weren't very entertaining.
Moore was a good Bond. It's unfortunate to see him hated on in the days where everything has to be dark.
***** Thank you. You're entitled to yours as well.
I find it fascinating how many people these days appreciate Fleming Bond. There seems to have been a resurgence in light of the Craig films. You never heard novel talk back in the 90's. That's a good thing, though, the novels are worth the attention.
+Lone Wolf I agree. Connery and Craig's kissagram Bond are way overatted
I have said it before, 1977 was probably the best year of the past 200 years. I was thirteen and having a blast.
Moore and Barbara were great. Funny that they showed almost the entire movie in the trailer back then
This was THE most badass JB movie
Jaws! ❤
#RIP Richard Kiel
I would rather choose the Moore films than the Craig films.
Nice.I like Roger Moore as a James Bond
Roger’s finest hour as Bond and if not the best in the series, certainly the most exciting.
Outstanding movie 🤔🤔🤔
It's the biggest, it's the best, it's the Bondest
This gives away a lot of the plot.
It’s bed , Bond and beyond!
Evergreen movie, hero is Moore!
Best 007 theme in this movie...Bond ‘77
It's The Biggest!
It's The Best!
It's Bond...
...And Beyond!
One of the best bond films. Just listen to that badass soundtrack, egyptian locations, epic car chase, jaws and big shootout ending.
Barbara bach, one of the best james bond girl ever!😍
My very favourite Bond film ever, Jaws is the best of the bond villains and Barbara Bach is the sexiest of the Bond girls.
Strangely, not even closely related to the story Ian Fleming told in the book.
Awesome James Bond movie
I'm still in love with Barbara Bach.... I'm a drummer!! Leave Ringo 😎 LoL
Roger Moore said that this was his favorite James Bond film he was a part of. RIP Roger Moore, as you were the only James Bond to never order a vodka martini shaken not stirred.
I'm surprised that he didn't emerge from the water, opening the window and toasting one of the ladies, stirred, but not shaken!!!!!
Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach) ordered it for him.
@@carlitobrigante9567 Is that true??
@@douglassnyder9206 Don't you know "The Spy Who Loved Me"? The scene at the bar in Egypt, where they met the second time.
@@carlitobrigante9567 I'm sorry, but I don't know since I haven't seen the movie in over a decade and I'm trying to find all of the James Bond films.
My second favorite James Bond movie
The screenwriter of this film, Christopher Wood, also wrote a very good novelization of the play. Worth reading.
I think Moore finally hit his stride in this film.
Indeed. The Spy Who Loved Me seemed rightly suited for his interpretation of the role. In Live and Let Die and The Man With the Golden Gun, his personality wasn't completely developed. In the latter especially, he's actually pretty nasty at times.
One of my fav for sure.
Roger Moore the best--funniest coolest--BB best love interest..JAWS scariest dude--best theme song...Stromberg perfect criminal
Hooray🎉 For 007
I don't care what nobody says, but this is my favorite Bond movie, favorite Bond actor and also my favorite Bond theme song of all time, period! No one did it better in my opinion and I don't care who says otherwise.
I began my acquaintance with Bond franchise from the movies with Roger Moore. He is one of my favourite Bond actors, along with Pierce Brosnan and Sean Connery. And this movie is in my Top-3 Bond movies with Moore. The other two are - The Man with the Golden Gun and For Your Eyes only.
Thank you roger moore
Classic film
As a kid I was bummed that I missed it on tv as I have really liked The Man With Golden Gun and Live And Let Die. Saw it for the first time yesterday and loved it. One of the best Bond films
Stromberg rules! The best 1970's Bond-villain!
fun fact. .the sequel was to be fyeo but due to star wars moonraker was made instead and became the biggest bond hit since thunderball.
Best bond movie
I miss Albert R.Broccoli presents Roger Moore as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007
Great Bond. Very entertaining, chill, spectacular (so many action scenes!), cheeky and engaging!
2:48 The best ship got burned. My favorite scene 😏🖤
1:07 never thought Q would build a leaky submarine
And amazed that they actually shot underwater, that's true bond, doing things for real!
Today that car would be CGI !
The submarine model really does work but unfortunately one has to wear scuba gear
3:03 Damn. You're so invincible.
just seen the latest bond trailer ("time to die again" or something??) and wanted to remind myself how i thought they were meant be.. moore for bond.. x
I am not a huge fan of Roger Moore or his era of Bond but this is one of my favorite Bond films!
La mejor de Roger moore
Easily Roger Moore’s best Bond movie and the second-best in the entire franchise, behind Goldfinger.
I hope with the next Bond after Daniel Craig, they start by actually attempting to film Fleming's book of The Spy Who Loved Me. It was my favourite when I read all the Bond books in my youth, and has absolutely nothing to do with this version. I'm not complaining about the movie, but seeing as the story in the Fleming novel is so different and intense, I think it would be an excellent introduction to a new Bond (especially because James himself doesn't appear until over halfway through the book).
Unlike Connery Moore was involved in everything from the Gunbarrel and the Maurice Binder titles to the trailers
It's full of fun,Action ,James Bond movies
Roger Moore playing his Bond type Character in "Cannonball Run" was hilarious. Says he was in the "Fly Who Bugged Me". An example of his sense of dry wit humor. Nobody did it better!
They dont make 'em like that anymore :'( :)
My thoughts exactly Josh23761.
There were seven Bond pictures (1973-1985), all starring Roger Moore as James Bond 007.
And his third,
the 1977 picture,
"The Spy Who Loved Me",
was one of them!
Well...
Thankfully not...
Good plot, great action sequences and Barbara Bach was hot. As Carly Simon said in the song>>>nobody does it better.
It wasn't too long ago that the car that was used in this film was found sitting derelict in a New York warehouse. I hope it's now in loving care and being restored to its glory.
Who else had this as there first Bond film?
Best Moore movie as Bond.
We miss you curt jurgens
Going to watch it tomorrow in the cinema in a re-release.
RIP darling Rog ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️