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Now Playing Podcast reviewed Never Say Never Again. This film received three "not recommends".	D
James Bond's Bahamian romantic interlude in this movie, credited as Lady in Bahamas, is played by Va [...]	D
Kim Basinger had to wear a wig during re-shoots because she had already cut her hair for I miei prob [...]	D
During an interview with the New York Times, Barbara Carrera was asked about the criticism Bond film [...]	D
When James Bond and Largo play the game of Global Domination, the voice of the game is a processed h [...]	D
Rowan Atkinson's "Johnny English" films is allegedly based on his character from a series of Barclay [...]	D
The final mention of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in an Ian Fleming story was at the start of Fleming's "The [...]	D
Edward Fox and Ronald Pickup appeared in Il giorno dello sciacallo (1973).	D
This movie was basically made because of remake rights owned by executive producer Kevin McClory rel [...]	D
As of 2022, this is the only 007 movie to be directed by an American, Irvin Kershner. However, this [...]	D
Unlike the official Bond movies, there is no attempt to hide Sean Connery's tattoo on his arm.	D
MGM bought ownership of this movie in December 1997 from Taliafilm, Inc. for $15 million.	D
Though Barbara Carrera had said during an interview that she enjoyed working on the film and especia [...]	D
When Bond arrives at the spa, he is driving a Bentley convertible. This is easily seen when the vale [...]	D
Ernst Stavro Blofeld is one of three recurring villains in the James Bond film series. The other two [...]	D
Kim Basinger's salary for this movie was $250,000 in total. She signed on for $175,000, but received [...]	D
Spectre (2015) is not the first time that S.P.E.C.T.R.E. had been considered as a James Bond movie t [...]	D
Prior to playing Domino Petachi, Kim Basinger had turned down roles in two James Bond movies, includ [...]	D
This movie was based on the original Thunderball (1965) screenplay, and not the script for the relea [...]	D
The Thunderball court case began on November 19, 1963. Ian Fleming made a settlement with Kevin McCl [...]	D
Sound effects of the missiles flying overhead later got used for the Batwing in Batman (1989).	D
This Warner Brothers movie was intended to go head-to-head with the official Eon Productions Bond fi [...]	D
The title was (allegedly) based on a conversation between Sir Sean Connery and his wife. After Agent [...]	D
The widow and family of the original writer Jack Whittingham were not invited to the premiere.	D
The scene where Bond and Small-Fawcett have a walking conversation and then Bond encourages the envo [...]	D
Product placements and promotional tie-ins seen in the movie included Bentley Cars, Absolut Vodka, S [...]	D
Sean Connery had some problems with the screenplay by Lorenzo Semple Jr. and wanted Tom Mankiewicz o [...]	D
This was not part of the film series produced by MGM and Danjaq. Executive producer Kevin McClory, w [...]	D
When the project was first announced, the title was "James Bond of the Secret Service", and Orson We [...]	D
James Bond goes to the Bahamas in this film. In a case of life imitating art, Sean Connery passed aw [...]	D
The nuclear-armed cruise missiles are AGM-86B Air-Launched Cruise Missiles (A.L.C.M.), which are sti [...]	D
This movie was released four months after Octopussy - Operazione piovra (1983). This was the second [...]	D
1983 saw all three actors who played James Bond reprise their role. Roger Moore & Sean Connery led t [...]	D
Much of the final screenplay was actually written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais who were denied [...]	D
This movie was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Barbara Carrera for Best Performance by an Act [...]	D
Barbara Carrera did her own love scenes with Sean Connery, declining the offer to use a body double. [...]	D
As well as for the first time since 1971's Rapina record a New York (1971) , this would be the last [...]	D
This is Rowan Atkinson's first movie. He later parodied James Bond in the "Johnny English" films.	D
Edward Fox, who played M, is seven years younger than Sir Sean Connery, who played James Bond. As of [...]	D
Manning Redwood, who appeared as General Miller in this movie, appeared in the next official Bond mo [...]	D
James Bond only kills three people: Count Lippe, Fatima Blush, and the prison guard, who 007 lures o [...]	D
Sean Connery has played James Bond twice in two versions of two of his Bond movies. He played the ch [...]	D
First James Bond movie made without a title originally written by Ian Fleming.	D
Besides Sir Sean Connery, only one other performer was involved in this movie and Agente 007 - Thund [...]	D
Ron Snyder, a makeup artist married to Kim Basinger at the time, recalled in his memoir seeing Barba [...]	D
Amy Irving: Uncredited voice of the computer when Gavan O'Herlihy (Captain Jack Petachi) gets his ey [...]	D
S.P.E.C.T.R.E., in the earlier Bond movies, stood for SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence, Te [...]	D
According to Robbie Collin in the U.K. newspaper "The Telegraph", "Bond author Ian Fleming invented [...]	D
In Brazil, the title in Portuguese is "Nunca Mais Outra Vez", which translates "Never Again Once Mor [...]	D
Newcomer Maria Conchita Alonso auditioned for the role of Fatima.	D
Kevin McClory, Ian Fleming, and Jack Whittingham collaborated on an original story and screenplay fo [...]	D
Pamela Salem as Miss Moneypenny officially became the first actress other than Lois Maxwell to play [...]	D
A young Steven Seagal was the movie's martial arts instructor. One day, he broke Sean Connery's wris [...]	D
This movie was partially financed by M.F.I., the since defunct British furniture retail chain. The n [...]	D
The little piece of music that Maximilian Largo whistles just as James Bond is going to be taken to [...]	D
Peter R. Hunt - who had directed Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua MaestÃ (1969) - was appr [...]	D
By 2018, with this movie's various rights well-known to have been a troubled legal minefield, this m [...]	D
This movie is an unofficial James Bond film, and it is a remake of Agente 007 - Thunderball: operazi [...]	D
At the start of the Casino sequence, when Bond gives the bouncer the "bomb", there is a white sign o [...]	D
Final performance by Sir Sean Connery playing James Bond in a movie, though he provided the vocal wo [...]	D
It is rumored that Sean Connery had an alternate ending to the "wink" in mind. As the characters wal [...]	D
It was Sean Connery who suggested that Klaus Maria Brandauer play Largo.	D
Final James Bond movie to feature S.P.E.C.T.R.E. until "Spectre (2015)."	D
Reportedly, Francis Ford Coppola made script contributions to this movie. Producer Jack Schwartzman [...]	D
According to the book "James Bond: A Celebration" (1987) by Peter Haining, who passed away in 2007, [...]	D
At the end, Bond winks at the camera. The only other Bond movies in which 007 breaks the "fourth wal [...]	D
The Ernst Stavro Blofeld villain character returned to the official film series in Spectre (2015), b [...]	D
Near the beginning, it is said that Maximilian Largo was born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1945.	D
The submarine footage (submerging and underwater) is from Base artica Zebra (1968).	D
George Lazenby was considered by executive producer Kevin McClory to play Bond, but was dropped from [...]	D
Bonnie Tyler was asked to perform the title song but she didn't care for it.	D
John Barry was invited to do the music for this movie. He politely declined, out of respect for prod [...]	D
Kim Basinger co-starred in Da qui all'eternitÃ (1979) with Natalie Wood the same year Sean Conner [...]	D
Sean Connery was paid $3 million for the film plus 15% of the gross.	D
The surname of the Ernst Stavro Blofeld character was allegedly named after Thomas Blofeld, with who [...]	D
Several villains in the movie, who work for S.P.E.C.T.R.E., had an Agent number assigned to them. Ma [...]	D
Final time that Ernst Stavro Blofeld appeared in a James Bond movie until Spectre (2015).	D
The James Bond novels and movies have been well known for having 'double entendre' character names p [...]	D
Sir Sean Connery, Valerie Leon, Manning Redwood, and Billy J. Mitchell are the only actors to appear [...]	D
The first Bond movie in which CIA agent Felix Leiter was played by an African-American (Bernie Casey [...]	D
Sean Connery was 52 at the time of filming, so the writers decided to make James Bond a retired secr [...]	D
The literal translations of some of this movie's foreign language titles include Never Say Never (It [...]	D
Despite being set in North Africa, Largo's Palmyra fortress is in France. The fountain that Domino i [...]	D
Robert Rietty dubbed Dan Meaden's Casino bouncer character. Coincidentally, Rietty also dubbed Adolf [...]	D
The closing credits include the line "Thanks A.K." That refers to Adnan Khashoggi, the Saudi arms de [...]	D
The traditional "gun barrel" James Bond intro isn't used here for obvious legal reason, but it does [...]	D
The production ran out of money during filming with producer Jack Schwartzman having to stump up mor [...]	D
The events leading to the release of this movie and another official James Bond film, Octopussy, dur [...]	D
The character of Ernst Stavro Blofeld has appeared in the following James Bond movies and video game [...]	D
Most of Max von Sydow's scenes were deleted from the theatrical cut of this movie. Marsha A. Hunt an [...]	D
Kim Basinger had never seen a Bond film when she signed on as Domino.	D
Kim Basinger did not get along with director Irvin Kershner at all and told Movieline magazine this [...]	D
A stunt involving a horse jumping off of a cliff caused controversy amongst animal rights activists, [...]	D
Sir Sean Connery was given a lot of creative input into this movie, which was one of the reasons he [...]	D
Producer Jack Schwartzman wanted James Horner to score this movie. Sir Sean Connery objected, and Mi [...]	D
Wendy Leech, who has a minor role in this movie as a hostage, is the daughter of stuntman George Lee [...]	D
The two most famous unofficial James Bond films, Casino Royale (1967) and Never Say Never Again (198 [...]	D
Kim Basinger and Barbara Carrera both dated Richard Gere.	D
The W80 nuclear warhead is 31.4 inches (eighty centimeters) long, 11.8 inches (thirty centimeters) w [...]	D
The title song of this movie was sung by Lani Hall, and is also the name of a song recorded previous [...]	D
There are at least seven deleted scenes that have not been made available for public viewing in any [...]	D
The tiger print one-piece Domino wears in the final scene was a swimsuit Kim Basinger actually owned [...]	D
When Sir Sean Connery appeared as James Bond in this movie, he returned to the role he made famous a [...]	D
Executive producer Kevin McClory originally planned for this movie to open with some version of the [...]	D
Spectre (2015) is the second of two major appearances of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the James Bond film [...]	D
Pat Roach: As Count Lippe, the large villain in the health clinic (equivalent of Guy Doleman's role [...]	D
The only James Bond movie made during the 1980s which was based on a full length Ian Fleming novel, [...]	D
In the early 1990s, producer Jack Schwartzman was supposedly planning a Special Edition LaserDisc, w [...]	D
The original working title for this movie was "James Bond of the Secret Service", but in a London co [...]	D
Ricou Browning directed this movie's underwater sequences. He previously performed the same duty on [...]	D
This was Anthony Sharp's final movie before his death on July 23, 1984 at the age of sixty-nine.	D
Richard Donner was offered the job of directing, but turned it down, according to the book "The Film [...]	D
Barbara Carrera turned down the title role in Octopussy - Operazione piovra (1983) to play Fatima Bl [...]	D
Prior to the 2013 settlement between the McClory Estate and MGM and EON Productions, according to th [...]	D

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