It's the BIGGEST. It's the BEST. It's BOND. And B-E-Y-O-N-D.
Russian and British submarines with nuclear missiles on board both vanish from sight without a trace. England and Russia both blame each other as James Bond tries to solve the riddle of the disappearing ships. But the KGB also has an agent on the case.
- 6.8
- 1977
- Released
- 2h 5m
Roger Moore
James Bond
Barbara Bach
Major Anya Amasova
Curd Jürgens
Karl Stromberg
Richard Kiel
Jaws
Caroline Munro
Naomi
Walter Gotell
General Anatol Gogol
Geoffrey Keen
Sir Frederick Gray
Bernard Lee
M
George Baker
Captain Benson
Michael Billington
Sergei Barsov
Olga Bisera
Felicca
Desmond Llewelyn
Q
Edward de Souza
Sheik Hosein
Vernon Dobtcheff
Max Kalba
Valerie Leon
Hotel Recepcionist
Lois Maxwell
Miss Moneypenny
Sydney Tafler
Liparus Captain
Nadim Sawalha
Aziz Fekkesh
Sue Vanner
Log Cabin Girl
Eva Rueber-Staier
Rublevich
Robert Brown
Admiral Hargreaves
Marilyn Galsworthy
Stromberg's Assistant
Milton Reid
Sandor
Cyril Shaps
Dr. Bechmann
Milo Sperber
Prof. Markovitz
Albert Moses
BarmanRafiq Anwar
Cairo Club WaiterFelicity York
Arab BeautyDawn Rodrigues
Arab BeautyAnika Pavel
Arab BeautyJill Goodall
Arab Beauty
Shane Rimmer
Cmdr. CarterBob Sherman
USS Wayne CrewmanDoyle Richmond
USS Wayne Crewman
Peter Whitman
USS Wayne Crewman
Ray Hassett
USS Wayne Crewman
Vincent Marzello
USS Wayne Crewman
Nicholas Campbell
USS Wayne CrewmanRay Evans
USS Wayne Crewman
Anthony Forrest
USS Wayne Crewman
Garrick Hagon
USS Wayne CrewmanRay Jewers
USS Wayne Crewman
George Mallaby
USS Wayne Crewman
Christopher Muncke
USS Wayne CrewmanDon Staton
USS Wayne CrewmanStephen Temperley
USS Wayne Crewman
Bryan Marshall
Cmdr. TalbotMichael Howarth
HMS Ranger CrewmanKim Fortune
HMS Ranger Crewman
Barry Andrews
HMS Ranger Crewman
Kevin McNally
HMS Ranger Crewman
Jeremy Bulloch
HMS Ranger CrewmanSean Bury
HMS Ranger CrewmanJohn Sarbutt
HMS Rangers CrewmanDavid Auker
HMS Ranger Crewman
Dennis Blanch
HMS Ranger Crewman
Keith Buckley
HMS Ranger Crewman
Nick Ellsworth
HMS Ranger CrewmanKeith Morris
HMS Ranger Crewman
John Salthouse
HMS Ranger CrewmanGeorge Roubicek
Stromberg One CaptainLenny Rabin
Liparus Crewman
Irvin Allen
Stromberg Crew
Yashaw Adem
Stromberg CrewRobert Sheedy
USS Wayne CrewmanEric Stine
USS Wayne CrewmanMurray Salem
USS Wayne CrewmanHarry Fielder
USS Wayne Crewmember (uncredited)
Barbara Jefford
Naomi (voice) (uncredited)
Bob Simmons
KGB Thug #2 (uncredited)
Released
en
$13,500,000.00
$185,438,673.00
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- #egypt
- #assassination
- #based on novel or book
- #cairo
- #submarine
- #england
- #tanker
- #spy
- #mass murder
- #secret intelligence service
- #pyramid
- #villain
- #kgb
- #nuclear missile
- #sphinx
- #sardinia, italy
- #warhead
- #jet ski
- #utopia
- #secret agent
- #murder
- #terrorism
- #shark
- #killer
- #british secret service
- #snow skiing
- #excited
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