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Directed by: Terence Young 
Written by: Richard Malbaum, Johanna Harwood from Ian Fleming's novel
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1963 |
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ACTION
ADVENTURE
SERIES
ROMANCE
SEQUEL
THRILLER
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GB |
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116 |
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A Russian spy (Daniela Bianchi) poses as a spy to entrap Bond (Sean Connery).
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Which is the best Bond movie? Most critics are divided between this one and Goldfinger (though I have a soft spot for You Only Live Twice ). Istanbul and Venice are the main backdrops here, and there are two terrific villains in Robert Shaw and Lotte Lenya (pictured left and right. Connery is more self-assured than he was in Dr No. |
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