The Spy Who Loved Me
“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.
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Live and Let Die
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The Man with the Golden Gun
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The Spy Who Loved Me
Movie · 1977
Moonraker
Movie · 1979
For Your Eyes Only
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Octopussy
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Never Say Never Again
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A View to a Kill
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GoldenEye
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Untitled James Bond Film
Movie
Cast
77 people
Roger Moore
James Bond
Known for
The Quest
The Cannonball Run
William P. Cartlidge
Associate Producer
Albert R. Broccoli
Producer
Also in
Moonraker: 007 in Rio
007 Stage Dedication
Barbara Bach
Major Anya Amasova
Known for
Force 10 from Navarone
Island of the Fishmen
Curd Jürgens
Karl Stromberg
Known for
The Enemy Below
...And God Created Woman
Richard Kiel
Jaws
Known for
Tangled
Happy Gilmore
Caroline Munro
Naomi
Known for
Maniac
Slaughter High
Ariel Levy
Assistant Director
Walter Gotell
General Anatol Gogol
Known for
The African Queen
Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers
Geoffrey Keen
Sir Frederick Gray
Known for
Taste the Blood of Dracula
Doctor Zhivago
Bernard Lee
M
Known for
The Third Man
Whistle Down the Wind
George Baker
Captain Benson
Known for
I, Claudius
The Curse of the Fly
Lewis Gilbert Director · Richard Maibaum Screenplay Christopher Wood Screenplay
Worldwide gross $185M · Budget $14M · United States release August 3, 1977
Box office
Budget
$13,500,000
Worldwide gross
$185,438,673
Gross vs. budget
13.7×
Production
EON Productions
Production
United Artists
Production
Danjaq
Production
United Artists Pictures
Studio · Production
United Kingdom · United States
Produced in
Languages
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
Arabic · English · Italian
Release dates
United Kingdom · July 7, 1977
Premiere · London
United Kingdom · July 20, 1977
Theatrical
United States · August 3, 1977
Theatrical
United States · September 13, 1998
Physical · DVD
Australia
July 19, 1977 · Theatrical
Brazil
October 31, 1977 · Theatrical
Denmark
August 25, 1977 · Theatrical
Finland
September 23, 1977 · Theatrical
France
October 12, 1977 · Theatrical
Germany
August 25, 1977 · Theatrical
Greece
September 23, 1977 · Theatrical
Hungary
May 29, 1989 · Theatrical
Ireland
July 8, 1977 · Theatrical
Italy
July 7, 1977 · Theatrical
Japan
December 10, 1977 · Theatrical
Mexico
December 15, 1977 · Theatrical
Netherlands
December 15, 1977 · Theatrical
January 3, 2003 · TV · SBS 6
November 7, 2007 · Physical · DVD
December 1, 2012 · Physical · Blu-ray
Poland
July 7, 1990 · Theatrical
Portugal
April 12, 1979 · Theatrical
South Korea
April 15, 1978 · Theatrical
Spain
August 29, 1977 · Theatrical
Sweden
September 17, 1977 · Theatrical
XC
December 1, 1991 · Physical
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