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| Roger Moore | James Bond | |
| Lois Chiles | Holly Goodhead | |
| Michael Lonsdale | Hugo Drax | |
| Richard Kiel | Jaws | |
| Corinne Clery | Corinne Dufour | |
| Bernard Lee | M | |
| Geoffrey Keen | Sir Frederick Gray | |
| Desmond Llewelyn | Q | |
| Lois Maxwell | Miss Moneypenny | |
| Toshirô Suga | Chang | |
| Emily Bolton | Manuela | |
| Blanche Ravalec | Dolly - Jaws' Girlfriend | |
| Irka Bochenko | Blonde Beauty | |
| Mike Marshall | Col. Scott | |
| Leila Shenna | Hostess Private Jet |
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| Producer |
Gerry Anderson
Albert R. Broccoli |
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| Writer |
Christopher Wood
Ian Fleming |
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| Cinematography |
Jean Tournier
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| Musician |
John Barry
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During the transportation of a Space Shuttle a Boeing 747 crashes in the Atlantic Ocean yet when they go to look for the destroyed shuttle it is not there. James bond investigates the missing mission space shuttle and soon learns that the shuttles owner Hugo Drax wants to kill all of mankind. The showdown is about to take place in outer space. The eleventh film from the Legendary James Bond series |
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