La spia che mi amava

Home Cast Personaggi Cast tecnico Immagini Video e trailer Approfondimenti Connessioni Domande Errori Frasi Elenchi Community Confronto con altro film

Approfondimenti

In 1977, Milton Reid played the henchman "Sandor" in this movie, and the henchman "Eye Patch" i [...]	D
Barbara Bach, who appeared in Force 10 from Navarone (1979) has two other James Bond actors in [...]	D
When James Bond drives the Wet Nellie up onto the beach, a small boy points to the car in the w [...]	D
The American submarine shown in the movie is referred to as the "U.S.S. Wayne". In reality, the [...]	D
Screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz claims that Catherine Deneuve wanted to play the female lead and wa [...]	D
This movie introduced to the world a spy sea scooter known as a "wetbike" (better known now as [...]	D
Barbara Bach and Richard Kiel appeared in Forza 10 da Navarone (1978) and L'umanoide (1979).	D
The evening dinner suit worn by Roger Moore sold for Â£5,112.	D
Though the last James Bond movie co-produced by Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli was Agent [...]	D
Robert Brown appeared as Gurth with Roger Moore in Ivanhoe, a British TV series in the 1950s.	D
The first line of the Ian Fleming novel read: "I was running away." The last line read: "A Secr [...]	D
In his audio commentary, Sir Roger Moore comments on the opening parachute ski jump that could [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: As a soldier is drowning in the burning water during the fight between the esca [...]	D
According to production designer Ken Adam, that was a look of real panic on Barbara Bach's face [...]	D
The small pistol that Anya uses in the Egyptian ruins scene, is a .25 caliber Beretta Model 950 [...]	D
The ambient sound effects on the train to Sardinia were the same ones used in A 007, dalla Russ [...]	D
According to the sleeve notes of the CD soundtrack, composer John Barry allegedly could not ret [...]	D
The delay in production of this movie involved legal issues with the script. Agente 007 - Thund [...]	D
The famous Union Jack parachute ski jump stunt during the pre-title sequence was originally sug [...]	D
Sylvia Kristel auditioned for the role of Naomi, but turned it down.	D
Despite the disappointing box-office performance of "Agente 007 - L'uomo dalla pistola d'oro (1 [...]	D
During the fight scene at the Pyramids between Bond and two K.G.B. Agents, Bond delivers a blow [...]	D
In the end credits, there is a caption that reads "James Bond will return in For Your Eyes Only [...]	D
Producer Albert R. Broccoli wanted Lois Chiles to play the part of Russian agent Anya Amasova. [...]	D
In the later film 'Little Black Book' (2004), Brittany Murphy sings a cover of the song 'Nobody [...]	D
The sub-plot of 3 nuclear submarines vanish, only to be discovered in the hull of Stromberg's s [...]	D
First James Bond movie to be recorded in Dolby Stereo.	D
The globe seen in the operations room of the Liparus was modelled after the Unisphere from the [...]	D
Orgasmo bianco (1974) was the only other cinema movie that actress Britt Ekland appeared in the [...]	D
The pistol Barbara Bach brandishes in Egypt is a .25 caliber Beretta. The .25 caliber weapons a [...]	D
Milton Reid (Sandor) unsuccessfully lobbied for the role of Oddjob in Agente 007 - Missione Gol [...]	D
The character of Major Boothroyd is addressed as such by Barbara Bach for one of the rare times [...]	D
Naomi was the first female Bond character to be killed by James Bond in the film franchise.	D
James Bond was dubbed by Niels Clausnitzer and Felicca by Helga TrÃ¼mper. Helga TrÃ¼mper an [...]	D
General Gogol's first appearance in the EON Productions official James Bond film franchise. His [...]	D
Fekkesh's apartment seen in the film is the real-life Gayer-Anderson Museum in Cairo. The cerem [...]	D
Visual effects supervisor Derek Meddings had the supertanker "Liparus" built like a catamaran, [...]	D
The car chase sequence, which was filmed in the island of Sardinia took 3 months of planning an [...]	D
After filming her scenes as Naomi in this movie, Caroline Munro appeared in the science fiction [...]	D
James Mason was considered for the part of villain Karl Stromberg. His famous role as Jules Ver [...]	D
The crew was upset because of the horrible food in Egypt, so producer Albert R. Broccoli had a [...]	D
Bond's nemesis in the film, Stromberg, happens to share his name with the real-world manufactur [...]	D
The Lotus Esprit cost $100,000 and was transformed from a stock model in 6 weeks.	D
Second movie in the franchise to show James Bond in his Royal Navy Commander uniform.	D
When escaping from underwater chase, Agent XXX activates the defense mechanism of the Lotus sub [...]	D
The warship involved in the final scenes is the H.M.S. Fearless. The Fearless has an amphibious [...]	D
The title song "Nobody Does It Better" was sung by Carly Simon, with music by Marvin Hamlisch, [...]	D
In the scene where Major Amasova couldn't drive a stick, Barbara Bach actually couldn't drive a [...]	D
Assistant to producer Michael G. Wilson saw a photo in an ad of a skier jumping out of a helico [...]	D
This movie is the third most watched movie to be broadcast on British television when it was sh [...]	D
Victor Tourjansky: Uncredited as the man with the bottle, who wonders whether he's hallucinatin [...]	D
Director Lewis Gilbert cast Curd JÃ¼rgens, having worked with him on Passaggio a Hong Kong (1 [...]	D
Twelfth James Bond movie made, and tenth in the EON Productions official series. The third Bond [...]	D
Olga Bisera was dubbed.	D
The first James Bond movie produced solely by Albert R. Broccoli. All previous Bond movies had [...]	D
Bob Simmons: The stuntman as K.G.B. Thug #2.	D
Producer Albert R. Broccoli named this movie, along with "A 007, dalla Russia con amore (1963)" [...]	D
This was the movie that JosÃ© and Kitty Menendez were watching on the VCR when their sons Eri [...]	D
When Bond and his compatriots are looking at the tracing of the submarine's course, the first f [...]	D
Guy Hamilton was originally assigned to be the director of this movie, but left the project to [...]	D
The first appearance in a Bond movie of Robert Brown (Admiral Hargreaves). Two Bond movies late [...]	D
The metal teeth worn by Jaws are on display at the Spy Museum in Washington, D.C..	D
This marks the first time that one actor playing James Bond had filmed two different gun barrel [...]	D
The closing credits say, "James Bond will return in Solo per i tuoi occhi (1981)" but, because [...]	D
Sir Roger Moore contracted shingles while shooting in Scotland.	D
The fictional H.M.S. Ranger nuclear submarine is based on the real-life Resolution class, where [...]	D
The Liparus oil tanker in this movie is a model of the real one owned by Royal Dutch Shell, whi [...]	D
For Gogol's offices, Ken Adam wanted an open space to contrast M's enclosed headquarters, and d [...]	D
Richard Kiel credited stunt coordinator Bob Simmons with suggesting to producer Albert R. Brocc [...]	D
The Union Jack parachute Bond uses in the opening sequence is an incorrect design. The red Cros [...]	D
Tom Mankiewicz, who worked on the three preceding Bond movies, claims he was called in to do an [...]	D
While watching this movie, Richard Kiel jumped at the scene where Jaws surprises Anya (Barbara [...]	D
Though there is an Ian Fleming novel "The Spy Who Loved Me", this movie doesn't use any element [...]	D
Richard Kiel recounted how Jaws' survival at the end was met with giant applause at several scr [...]	D
The eyesight of cinematographer Claude Renoir was failing at the time of this movie, and he cou [...]	D
George Leech: The stuntman as Cortina Gunman #2.	D
This is the first EON Bond movie whose title's onscreen appearance in the opening credits prece [...]	D
"Nobody Does It Better" was a hit in the U.S. and the U.K. The song was so successful that the [...]	D
In one scene among the pyramids, when Jaws is trailing a hiding 007, a still photograph of Roge [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Music [...]	D
Last Bond movie (to date) of Shane Rimmer. He played the commander of the U.S.S. Wayne here, an [...]	D
A total of four "Wet Nellie" diving cars were built for the underwater scenes. All but the last [...]	D
The film has 23 actors names listed in the opening credits, which is tied with 007 - Vendetta p [...]	D
The stunt driver was having problems making the Lotus Esprit look sufficiently exciting in the [...]	D
Final theatrical movie of Sydney Tafler (Liparus Captain).	D
A young John Landis had written an unused story treatment for the movie where James Bond was su [...]	D
One of only two Bond films to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Music, Original Score [...]	D
Ken Adam's crew constructed a seventy-foot long model of Stromberg's supertanker.	D
First Bond movie to use an original villain, and not one based on a villain from the novels.	D
This was the first Bond film to be released with a gap of (nearly) 3 years, following a previou [...]	D
The novelization by Christopher Wood gives Jaws a backstory. His real name is Zbigniew Krycsiwi [...]	D
Richard Kiel (Jaws) could only keep the metal teeth in his mouth for about half a minute at a t [...]	D
First movie of the franchise where Bond's battle for the major theme of the movie, such as savi [...]	D
The label (but not the cover) on the original soundtrack LP, lists Paul Buckmaster (not Marvin [...]	D
Milton Reid didn't enjoy falling two stories to the ground, even though there were boxes to cus [...]	D
Caroline Munro turned down the role of Ursa in Superman (1978) and Superman II (1980) to play N [...]	D
After this movie's release, demand for white Lotus Esprit cars surged to the point that new cus [...]	D
Michael Billington (Sergei Barsov, Anya's lover in the K.G.B.) was under consideration for 007, [...]	D
The beach scene, where the surfacing Lotus submarine car surprises the beach crowd, was filmed [...]	D
First Bond movie to make significant references to Bond's past, including his recruitment to th [...]	D
Curd JÃ¼rgens, Vernon Dobtcheff, and Milton Reid appeared in Assassination Bureau (1969). Coi [...]	D
Sydney Tafler played two roles in this movie. He was also the voice of the Atlantis Tannoy.	D
Prior to the introduction of Naomi, Caroline Munro accidentally sat on a bee and was stung hard [...]	D
A representative from the Egyptian government was on-set throughout the shoot in Cairo and Giza [...]	D
$1 million of the $13.5 million budget was spent by production designer Ken Adam on building th [...]	D
Prior to the introduction of Naomi, Caroline Munro accidentally sat on a bee and was stung hard [...]	D
When Jaws' car crashes into an old man's hut in Sardinia, he says in Italian: "Mamma mia che Ã [...]	D
This movie almost single-handedly changed Americans' views of Russian women. Before it came out [...]	D
The first of three consecutive Bond movies where his mission takes him to Italy. In this movie, [...]	D
The producers were concerned about the "Egyptian builders" scene, thinking that Egyptian nation [...]	D
The Lotus submarine car was code-named Esther Williams in an early draft of the script, and was [...]	D
The only James Bond movie in which M's (Bernard Lee) first name (Miles) is said. His name was s [...]	D
The Lotus Esprit, capable of transforming from car to submarine in the movie, was purchased for [...]	D
Fekkesh's diary shows the 2nd of August as a Wednesday. This means that this movie took place i [...]	D
The Royal World Premiere of this movie was held on July 7, 1977, at the Odeon Theatre, Leiceste [...]	D
Derek Meddings and Shane Rimmer worked together on Thunderbirds (1965) and Thunderbirds Are Go [...]	D
It was reported that Roger Moore had undergone cosmetic surgery early in 1976 before filming be [...]	D
"The Spy Who Loved Me" was the tenth James Bond novel to be written by Ian Fleming. It was firs [...]	D
The original script called for Jaws to perish after Bond used an industrial magnet aboard the S [...]	D
Jaws gets thrown out of the window of a moving train, just like Tee Hee did in Live and Let Die [...]	D
The movie received three Academy Award nominations, the most ever received by a James Bond movi [...]	D
Sir Roger Moore decided last minute it would be much more dramatic if he was sitting in the cha [...]	D
This movie marks the debut of a fifth version of the gun-barrel opening sequence that needed to [...]	D
Jaws from the Bond movies 'The Spy Who Loved Me' (1977) and 'Moonraker' (1979) is a character i [...]	D
Jack O'Halloran, Will Sampson, and David Prowse were all considered to play Jaws.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 [...]	D
Rick Sylvester's opening ski stunt was shot from the top of Asgard Peak on Baffin Island in Can [...]	D
One of the models seen during the opening credits was named Penelope Smallbone. A character in [...]	D
This was the first James Bond movie to be composed by an American (Marvin Hamlisch). A piece of [...]	D
According to the book "James Bond: A Celebration" (1987) by Peter Haining, who passed away in 2 [...]	D
The Aquapolis, the enormous Japanese floating sea structure, was considered as an exterior set [...]	D
Caroline Munro's casting was inspired by an advertisement campaign she had made. She had appear [...]	D
Vehicles featured included a white Lotus Esprit S1 turbo sports car adaptable Perry submarine-c [...]	D
Four years after this movie's release, Barbara Bach married Sir Ringo Starr.	D
Barbara Bach was cast only four days before principal photography began, and auditioned hoping [...]	D
A Minolta logo appears on the microfilm capsule.	D
With this movie, director Lewis Gilbert also decided to fix what he felt the previous Sir Roger [...]	D
Some sources claim that Charles Dance is in this movie. He played henchman "Claus" in Solo per [...]	D
Ken Adam's set for the submarine pen was the first set built on the then-new 007 soundstage at [...]	D
Michael G. Wilson: The screenwriter is a man in the audience at the Pyramid Theatre. He is sitt [...]	D
Third Bond movie to have an action scene in a train between James Bond and a villain. Previous [...]	D
According to a 2019 episode of Motor Trend's "Auto/Biography" television series, a Lotus execut [...]	D
Sir Roger Moore died in 2017, the 40th anniversary of this movie.	D
Plot elements of this movie were re-used for Il domani non muore mai (1997). In that movie, Jam [...]	D
Richard Kiel was cast as Jaws after the producers had seen him in the action comedy 'Silver Str [...]	D
On the Liparus, a Royal Navy Officer asks for volunteers: He calls "Andrews, Marshall, Jarvis, [...]	D
A fight sequence was originally envisaged in this movie for the Mummy Room of the Cairo Museum [...]	D
Ernst Stavro Blofeld, portrayed in Spectre (2015) by Christoph Waltz, is one of three recurring [...]	D
Michael Billington, who plays Sergei Barsov, the Russian agent who Bond kills and boyfriend of [...]	D
The first appearance of recurring character Defence Minister Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen). Wh [...]	D
In the song "Nobody Does It Better", written by Marvin Hamlisch and Carole Bayer Seger, singer [...]	D
Caroline Munro appeared in a Bond movie before, albeit in a minor, uncredited part as a Guard G [...]	D
The music box that alerts Agent Triple X plays the theme to Doctor Zhivago (1965) but the movie [...]	D
Karl Stromberg (Curd JÃ¼rgens) has webbed hands. However, they often go unnoticed by viewers [...]	D
Though not credited, Charles Gray has an off screen cameo, as the narrator heard in the pyramid [...]	D
One of the first directors to be considered was Steven Spielberg. There was some worry about hi [...]	D
To pay tribute to the death of Sir Roger Moore, two James Bond movies, this movie and Solo per [...]	D
The scene where James Bond is watching a light show that illuminates the Sphinx and Pyramids is [...]	D
Jaws' steel teeth would later become an influence in hip-hop culture (known as "grilles" in the [...]	D
Marthe Keller and Dominique Sanda were considered for the Amasova part.	D
Caroline Munro was dubbed by Barbara Jefford.	D
Botticelli's Birth of Venus, the painting that concealed the tv screen in Stromberg's dining ro [...]	D
By the time this movie was made, the James Bond films were the most lucrative in the world, and [...]	D
Sir Roger Moore was offered the role of Lieutenant General Brian Horrocks in Quell'ultimo ponte [...]	D
The last sub leaving, before the tanker sinks, has a Hull number of 593. S.S.N.-593 was the U.S [...]	D
The literal translations of some this movie's foreign language titles include: "The Spy That Lo [...]	D
Product placements, brand integrations, and promotional tie-ins for this movie include Lotus ca [...]	D
Ian Fleming was so disappointed with the "Spy Who Loved Me" novel that he would not allow the p [...]	D
Gerry Anderson (creator of Thunderbirds (1965)) threatened legal action against the producers, [...]	D
The vast Pinewood Studios soundstage, originally created for this movie, was destroyed by fire [...]	D
Gadgets, weapons and equipment featured in this film included a Union jack parachute; a.30 cali [...]	D
When Bond enters Karl Stromberg's dining room on Atlantis at approximately 1:55, Stromberg is a [...]	D
Elvis Presley saw this movie on Wednesday, August 10, 1977 during a special viewing at the General C [...]	D

DiCinema

La spia che mi amava

Approfondimenti

Dicinema.it