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Cast
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Roger Moore | As: James Bond |
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Tanya Roberts | As: Stacey Sutton |
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Christopher Walken | As: Max Zorin |
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Grace Jones | As: May Day |
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Patrick Macnee | As: Tibbett |
Storyline
A newly-developed microchip designed by Zorin Industries for the British Government that can survive the electromagnetic radiation caused by a nuclear explosion has landed in the hands of the KGB. James Bond must find out how and why. His suspicions soon lead him to big industry leader Max Zorin who forms a plan to destroy his only competition in Silicon Valley by triggering a massive earthquake in the San Francisco Bay.
| Tagline: | Has James Bond finally met his match? |
| Certification: | PG |
Details
Genres: Adventure, Action, Thriller
Language: English
Release Date: 24 May 1985
Country: GB, US
Runtime: 131m
Film Collections
Company Credits
Company: EON Productions, United Artists, Danjaq
Budget: $30,000,000
Revenue: $152,427,960
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Cast
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Roger Moore |
James Bond |
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Tanya Roberts |
Stacey Sutton |
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Christopher Walken |
Max Zorin |
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Grace Jones |
May Day |
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Patrick Macnee |
Tibbett |
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Patrick Bauchau |
Scarpine |
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David Yip |
Chuck Lee |
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Fiona Fullerton |
Pola Ivanova |
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Manning Redwood |
Bob Conley |
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Alison Doody |
Jenny Flex |
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Willoughby Gray |
Dr. Carl Mortner |
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Desmond Llewelyn |
Q |
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Robert Brown |
M |
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Lois Maxwell |
Miss Moneypenny |
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Walter Gotell |
General Gogol |
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Geoffrey Keen |
Minister of Defence |
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Jean Rougerie |
Aubergine |
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Daniel Benzali |
Howe |
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Bogdan Kominowski |
Klotkoff |
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Papillon Soo |
Pah Ho |
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Mary Stavin |
Kimberley Jones |
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Dominique Risbourg |
Butterfly Act Compere |
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Carole Ashby |
Whistling Girl |
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Anthony Chinn |
Taiwanese Tycoon |
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Joe Flood |
U.S. Police Captain |
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Gérard Buhr |
Auctioneer |
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Dolph Lundgren |
Venz |
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Tony Sibbald |
Mine Foreman |
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Bill Ackridge |
O'Rourke |
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Ron Tarr |
Guard I |
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Taylor McAuley |
Guard II |
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Seva Novgorodtsev |
Helicopter Pilot |
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Maud Adams |
Woman in Fisherman's Wharf Crowd (uncredited) |
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Michael G. Wilson |
Man Heard Over Loudspeaker at San Francisco City Hall (voice) (uncredited) |
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Paula Thomas |
The Girls |
Directed By
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John Glen |
Director |
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Barbara Broccoli |
Assistant Director |
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Arthur Wooster |
Second Unit Director |
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Willy Bogner |
Action Director |
Writing Credits
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Richard Maibaum |
Screenplay |
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Michael G. Wilson |
Screenplay |
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Ian Fleming |
Novel |
Production Crew
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Albert R. Broccoli |
Producer |
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Tom Pevsner |
Producer |
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Debbie McWilliams |
Casting |
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Michael G. Wilson |
Producer |
Edited By
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Peter Davies |
Editor |
Costume and Makeup
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Emma Porteous |
Costume Design |
Sound
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John Barry |
Original Music Composer |
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Simon Le Bon |
Theme Song Performance |
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John Taylor |
Theme Song Performance |
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Nick Rhodes |
Theme Song Performance |
Visual Effects
Camera
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Alan Hume |
Director of Photography |
Lighting
Art Department
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Peter Lamont |
Production Design |
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John Fenner |
Art Direction |
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Crispian Sallis |
Set Decoration |
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Maurice Binder |
Main Title Designer |
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Jim Morahan |
Assistant Art Director |
Other Crew
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Eddie Powell |
Stunts |
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Dick Ziker |
Stunt Double |
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Claude Carliez |
Stunt Coordinator |
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M. James Arnett |
Stunt Coordinator |
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Jason White |
Stunts |
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Pat Banta |
Stunt Double |
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Bob Simmons |
Stunt Coordinator |
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Bill Weston |
Stunts |
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Michael Runyard |
Stunts |
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Tracey Eddon |
Stunts |
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Elaine Ford |
Stunts |
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François Nadal |
Stunts |
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Rémy Julienne |
Stunt Coordinator |
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Michel Julienne |
Stunt Driver |
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Jean-Claude Houbart |
Stunt Driver |
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Jean Coulter |
Stunt Double |
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Eddie Hice |
Stunts |
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Frank Henson |
Stunts |
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Chris Webb |
Stunts |
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Greg Powell |
Stunts |
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