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A View to a Kill - 1985 | 126mins | Action, Thriller | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: John Glen. Producer: Albert R. Broccoli. Script: Richard Maibaum and Michael G. Wilson. (from the stories of Ian Fleming) Cinematography: Alan Hume. Editing: Peter Davies. Production Design: Peter Lamont. Art Direction: John Fenner. Costume Design: Emma Porteus. Makeup Department: George Frost and Ramon Gow. Sound: Derek Ball, Colin Miller and Patrick Moriarty. Original Music: John Barry. (title song by Duran Duran). |
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The Cast Roger Moore - James Bond Christopher Walken - Max Zorin Tanya Roberts - Stacey Sutton Grace Jones - May Day Patrick Macnee - Sir Godfrey Tibbett Patrick Bauchau - Scarpine David Yip - Chuck Lee Fiona Fullerton - Pola Ivanova Manning Redwood - Bob Conley Alison Doody - Jenny Flex Willoughby Gray - Dr. Carl Mortner Desmond Llewelyn - Q Robert Brown - M Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny Walter Gotell - General Gogol Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defence |
Plot SynopsisAgent 003 is on a mission in Siberia, investigating
reports that the KGB have obtained computer chips resistant to electromagnetic
pulses. With these chips they can build computer equipment that will
work after a nuclear explosion, but the only factory making these chips
is in the West and is owned by Zorin Industries - a company owned by
the wealthy industrialist Max Zorin (Christopher Walken).
Agent 003 is killed, but James Bond (Roger Moore) retrieves the sample chip he had stolen from the KGB. If there is a leak to the KGB from somewhere, then Zorin Industries is the place to start. Bond investigates Zorin's operations in England, then follows Zorin to his stables in France. He discovers a secret laboratory beneath the stables, and evidence indicating that Zorin is the product of Nazi genetic experimentation. Zorin becomes aware of Bond's investigations and attempts to have him killed. Zorin heads for San Francisco, and Bond follows. Joining forces with seismologist Stacey Sutton (Tanya Roberts), Bond discovers that Zorin plans to use a massive amount of explosive to flood a series of oil wells he owns along the sides of the San Andreas fault. The subsequent seismic activity would cause the fault to slip, sending California's Silicon Valley plunging into ocean. The primary manufacturers of computer chips would be destroyed, and the value of Zorin's company (safe elsewhere) would shoot through the roof. Bond and Stacey intercept the trigger bomb, aided by May Day (Grace Jones) - the henchwoman: Zorin abandons - and ensure it explodes far from the main mass of explosive. Zorin kidnaps Stacey and whisks her away in his escape airship, but Bond gives chase and confronts Zorin atop the Golden Gate Bridge, from where Zorin plunges to his death. |
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