| From Russia With Love | |||||
| MGM/UA (1963) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Games, Music, Thriller | |||||
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| Walter Gotell | Morzeny | |
| Francis De Wolff | Vavra | |
| Sean Connery | James Bond | |
| Daniela Bianchi | Tatiana Romanova | |
| Pedro Armendariz | Kerim Bey | |
| Lotte Lenya | Rosa Klebb | |
| Robert Shaw | Grant | |
| Bernard Lee | M | |
| Eunice Gayson | Sylvia Trench | |
| George Pastell | Train Conductor | |
| Nadja Regin | Kerim's Girl | |
| Lois Maxwell | Miss Moneypenny | |
| Aliza Gur | Vida | |
| Martine Beswick | Zora | |
| Vladek Sheybal | Kronsteen |
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| Producer | Albert Broccoli
Harry Saltzman |
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| Writer | Ian Fleming
Richard Maibaum |
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| Cinematography | Ted Moore
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| Musician | John Barry
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Bond is back and on the loose in exotic Istanbul looking for a super-secret coding machine. He's involved with a beautiful Russian spy and has the SPECTRE organization after him, including villainess Rosa Klebb (she of the killer shoe). Lots of exciting escapes but not an overreliance on the gadgetry of the later films. The second Bond feature, thought by many to be the best. |
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