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A View To A Kill

Movie Summary

Released: 1985
James Bond takes on one of his most maniacal villians to date, Max Zorin, a leading French Industrialist. Zorin plans to detonate a series of explosions in the Silicon Valley causing an earthquake so he can get his hands on the world's leading microchip market.

Cast and Credits

Starring: Roger Moore, Christopher Walken, Tanya Roberts, Grace Jones, Patrick Macnee, Patrick Bauchau, David Yip, Fiona Fullerton, Manning Redwood, Alison Doody, Willoughby Gray, Desmond Llewelyn, Robert Brown, Lois Maxwell, Walter Gotell, Geoffrey Keen, Jean Rougherie, Daniel Benzali, Bogdan Kominowski, Papillon Soo Soo, Mary Stavin, Dominique Risbourg, Carole Ashby, Anthony Chinn, Lucien Jerome, Joe Flood, Gerard Buhr, Dolph Lundgren, Tony Sibbald, Bill Ackridge, Ron Tarr, Taylor McAuley, Peter Ensor, Seva Novgorodtsev, Sian Adey-Jones, Samina Afzal, Celine Cawley, Nike Clark, Helen Clitherow, Maggie Defreitas, Gloria Douse, Caroline Hallett, Deborah Hanna, Josanne Haydon-Pearce, Anne Jackson, Patricia Martinez, Kim Ashfield Norton, Elke Ritschel, Lou-Anne Ronchi, Helen Smith, Jane Spencer, Paula Thomas, Toni White

Directed by: John Glen

Comments

Phantasmagoria_3DPosted: 10/02/2005

One of the weaker Bond films, but still entertaining! Roger Moore's last performance as Bond before Timothy Dalton took over in 1987.

KingrowPosted: 10/25/2006

Great theme song by Duran Duran.

SimonTheGoalerPosted: 04/27/2008

I agree! Great theme, but an old Bond...it's OK, though, Christopher Walken makes it all worthwhile.

Robert LongPosted: 05/31/2009

I thought Octopussy was Moore's last?

I notice Dolph Lundgren is listed in the credits. Must not have been a big part. (though he got a better one in "The living daylights")

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