And that scene was filmed in Canada, the country of Lois Maxwell aka "Moneypenny". Watch how close one of those ski's comes to the stuntman who performed the jump, for "the first time"!
If my memory recalls correctly, the stuntman got only $10,000 per jump and he did it twice. Watch how *close* one of his ski's, near his parachute, almost prevents him from collecting $20,000!
I was trying to remember where she was from. I always thought she looked eastern European. If pushed, I would have guessed Czech. I had to resort to Wikepedia, which says she is half European Jewish and half Irish. Not entirely helpful.
@@jonathanfurzeland4740 I agree. Octopussy and Melina Havalock worked well with Moore’s Bond. It obviously helped that Moore got along really well with both actors.
I also saw The Saint in the sixties. I loved it! Wouldn't miss an episode if I could help it. I subsequently loved everything Roger Moore did ... EXCEPT Bond, which I hated ! For my money, he played it as the Saint, but Templar and Bond are two very different characters. To this day, I consider him the worst of all the Bonds. ☹
@@porridge57 Except for XXX when, after Bond gets injured while rescuing her from Jaws, she says "Why don't you lie down and let me look at it?" She wasn't talking about Bonds shoulder.......*wink*! :)
And even without "innuendos" the other line that always get's me is when XXX is trying to throw the van in gear, to get away from Jaws, but she ain't doing a good job of it. To which 007 replies, "Can you play any other tunes"? Oh *wow*-Good Times! Always.........
This film blew my 12 year old mind when I saw it in summer 1977, and I still enjoy it today. A cracking good adventure romp. Also full of great character actors like Bryan Marshall and Shane Rimmer.
If someone who has never seen a Bond movie wanted to get an idea of what the series is about, I'd show them this movie. It has all the hallmarks of a classic Bond
"Keeping the British end up." Moore could arguably deliver those deadpan comebacks better than Connery. He definitely added a needed lightness to the series. And every kid who watched this wanted a Lotus that turned into a submarine.
In the previous movie we saw just how "wrong" Moore felt trying to play Connery's Bond, but this version? this was Moore's Bond, he made him his own character.
Lewis Gilbert was a genius! He knew how to handle Roger Moore! Roger was not Sean Connery! Guy Hamilton didn't understand that, which is sad! Roger hated the scene in TMWTGG between Bond and Andrea Anders in Peninsula hotel room! *** This film, "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME"(1977) is one of the best if not the best Bond film of all time!!! Great actors, great-great director, great cinematography, great title song and score!!! MASTERPIECE!!!
A very good Bond film. A sultry Barbara Bach, a brilliant Carly Simon theme tune, a very good script going back to the Cold War and Curt Jurgens has the necessary menace and of course, Jaws.
My favourite Bond film of all time. Great story, exotic locations, Jaws, beautiful Bond girls, the acting by Moore when Bach realizes he killed her ex, the perfect opening shot and soundtrack! Oh and the Lotus that turns into a submarine.
This was the first Bond movie I saw in the theatre. While I'd watched them on TV, seeing this as a 9 year-old made me realize that Bond was best seen on the big screen.
I believe Curt Jurgens thought they were silly, so they didn't make that much use of them - but it's very much in the Ian Fleming/007 mold of the villain having a distinctive physical/facial deformity/injury - see Dr No's robot hands, Tee Hee's claw, Scaramanga's 3rd nipple, Blofeld's scar/lazy eye/lack of ear lobes and Jaws' jaws.
I will say the James Bond disco theme was pretty cool. Especially during the seem when the Bond and XXX are being chased by a helicopter in their white car.
I love this movie. Its a little darker, more entertaining and roger Moore at his best bond time and acting. Great video man I love this one. Also Ringo wife is the bond girl. And Paul did a song for James bond. What a coincidence.
Sadly, Jeremy Bulloch who played Boba Fett in Empire Strikes Back, and who played a British sailor in this,has passed away today. He also appeared in Octopussy.
Roger Moore asked which of his 007 films was his favorite: "Oh, hands down, The Spy Who Loved Me." Asked which of his 007 films was his least favorite, he famously quipped: "The other six."
Let me amend that statement by saying Peter Hunt directed the second unit of You Only Live Twice. John Glen directed the second units of Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.
This is the best Bond film, if for no other reason than it has the ridiculous motorbike and sidecar unguided-missile weapon system. To quote the great man, "all those feathers....and he still can't fly". Plus Boba Fett is in it. Well, Jeremy Bulloch is one of the HMS Ranger crewmen, anyway. Edit: RIP Jeremy, who sadly passed within an hour of me writing this.
I always love the scene where james bond visits fekkesh apartment and then appears felicca played by Olga bisera my first crush and my favorite bond girl
Saying it's the best of the Roger Moore films must not be much of a compliment, because I watched this for the first time last night and it was moderately entertaining.
This is one of my favorite Bond movies. Having grown up on reruns of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, I really loved the submarines. This could almost be a lost episode of Voyage!
Absolutely my favourite Bond film, the girl, the score, the story, the fights, the quips, the baddies.... and that car. And... nobody, but, nobody does it better...
A welcome return to form for the series. Moore finally nails his portrayal of Bond, the balance between an escapist spectacle and a cold war thriller is perfectly achieved, and the cinematography is among the finest in the series.
Perhaps it was because of my age at the time of the release but Spy Who Loved Me is my second all time favorite Bond film, after Live and Let Die. The story, the Egypt setting, Jaws, the Lotus Esprit, and I had a huge crush on Bach combine to make this movie very special.
I got to see this at the movie theatre when I was way too young because my mother really liked James Bond and daycare wasn't really a thing. I can credit Caroline Munro and Barbara Bach as the two women that got me interested in, well, women. It was also my favorite Bond film for a very long time, until I was old enough to appreciate the older films more. The oil tanker doors opening to swallow a submarine was an amazing thing to see in the movie theater, and the oil tanker interior set was incredible. To be honest, this film took some of the impact of Star Wars away from me because after seeing The Spy Who Loved Me I was harder to impress, and I didn't particularly like one film more than the other. I remember as kids in the playground we would always play act movies, including this film and Star Wars. I remember I was always Jaws or Darth Vader. I even made Jaws teeth out of aluminum foil, and found they somehow reacted with my fillings to give me what felt like an electric shock.
Man this film blew my mind as a kid! Absolutely love it! And made me a Bond fan for life ! They don’t make fun movies like this anymore! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😎😎😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍👍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍
Saltzman selling his shares in Danjaq (the company that owns the Bond rights) to UA f**ked up the release pattern of the series and is the reason why it had so many legal problems.
I was surprised by that statement as well. They are certainly classics to many people. Maybe he just means they were not anywhere near as high grossing as Bond films.
This was the first Bond I was allowed to see in the theater (Mom thought the Bond movies were too sexy) and I loved it. I still do. It's one of the top 2 or 3 Bond movies. Barbara Bach is still my favorite Bond girl. She's stunningly dreamy. "The Spy Who Loved Me" is Roger Moore's classic.
Roger Moore's Goldfinger. This was the movie when they finally realiced that they couldnt have anyone other than Connery to play Connery, so they let Moore make his own thing. The result? we got the wisecracking, child-friendly gentleman that was Moore's 007.
A View to a Kill has a plot that is closer to Goldfinger. Just like For Your Eyes Only is similar to From Russia with Love. Obviously You Only Live Twice can be compared to either Spy Who Loved Me or Moonraker because they all were directed by Lewis Gilbert with similar plots.
"Roger Moore's Goldfinger" means his most iconic film, the one that came together the best. I'd have to try really hard to misinterpret that due to, you know, the words.
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I saw it in 1977 in a cinema in Wales and I can confirm that the audience stood up and cheered when the Union Jack appeared
I can totally understand it, it’s super amazing
And that scene was filmed in Canada, the country of Lois Maxwell aka "Moneypenny".
Watch how close one of those ski's comes to the stuntman who performed the jump, for "the first time"!
@François Whyte ...and *sad* too......
@@a.barnard3205 Mount Asgard, Baffin Island. I'm a mountaineer so i recognised it
The same at the Majestic Cinema in King's Lynn.
Definitely my favourite of the Roger Moore Bond films. That opening sequence where “Bond” skies off the cliff is one of the best openings ever.
If my memory recalls correctly, the stuntman got only $10,000 per jump and he did it twice.
Watch how *close* one of his ski's, near his parachute, almost prevents him from collecting $20,000!
I was trying to remember where she was from. I always thought she looked eastern European. If pushed, I would have guessed Czech. I had to resort to Wikepedia, which says she is half European Jewish and half Irish. Not entirely helpful.
Moore’s best Bond film and my sixth favourite film of the series to date. Also one of the best theme songs of the series to date.
for sure Moore's best, Bond and Amasova's chemistry is excellent!
@@andyblake9673 The onemanship between Bond and Anya is great... but I find Bach a bit too flat. I always preferred Holly Goodhead to her.
The BEST Bond Movie Of All Time and Space.
It's not Moore's best
@@jonathanfurzeland4740 I agree. Octopussy and Melina Havalock worked well with Moore’s Bond. It obviously helped that Moore got along really well with both actors.
I remember Roger Moore as Simon Templar in "The Saint", a British TV series in the '60s. I always thought he'd make a good Bond. This movie proved it.
I also saw The Saint in the sixties. I loved it! Wouldn't miss an episode if I could help it. I subsequently loved everything Roger Moore did ... EXCEPT Bond, which I hated ! For my money, he played it as the Saint, but Templar and Bond are two very different characters. To this day, I consider him the worst of all the Bonds. ☹
This is my favourite Bond movie, it has everything that makes Bond for me
You've got to had it to Roger Moore - no-one could deliver an innuendo-laden quip quite like him.
Nobody did it better.
@@porridge57 Except for XXX when, after Bond gets injured while rescuing her from Jaws, she says "Why don't you lie down and let me look at it?"
She wasn't talking about Bonds shoulder.......*wink*! :)
@@a.barnard3205 Good point. Lol!
And even without "innuendos" the other line that always get's me is when XXX is trying to throw the van in gear, to get away from Jaws, but she ain't doing a good job of it.
To which 007 replies, "Can you play any other tunes"?
Oh *wow*-Good Times!
Always.........
@@a.barnard3205 Lol! That’s right. And his delivery is so funny.
This film blew my 12 year old mind when I saw it in summer 1977, and I still enjoy it today. A cracking good adventure romp. Also full of great character actors like Bryan Marshall and Shane Rimmer.
I saw this about a dozen times near my house(Portage Theater) freshman year.
Hands down, Moore's finest outing as Bond.
FYEO
If someone who has never seen a Bond movie wanted to get an idea of what the series is about, I'd show them this movie. It has all the hallmarks of a classic Bond
Could not agree more. The best introduction to the Bond series
When I introduced my kids to James Bond, this is the one I started with
After 43 years it IS a *classic*.........
Goldfinger and this one are the most iconic for representing the series I think.
Very well stated
"Keeping the British end up." Moore could arguably deliver those deadpan comebacks better than Connery. He definitely added a needed lightness to the series. And every kid who watched this wanted a Lotus that turned into a submarine.
I had the Matchbox car. Think I still do.
In the previous movie we saw just how "wrong" Moore felt trying to play Connery's Bond, but this version? this was Moore's Bond, he made him his own character.
I like Moore’s comedic relief to the seriousness to the Bond films.
It's a fantastic line. But the series didn't 'need' a lightness, it was already perfect from Connery, this is just different and still good.
@Boogie Man Don't care. Still a cool scene.
Barbara Bach was quite the looker in The Spy Who Loved Me. One of my favorite Bond girls.
I liked Carol Munro better.
@@rynehall9990 She was stunning too, but not really a Bond girl.
@@dan_hitchman007 Too bad because I think she should have XXX.
Four words - Caroline Munro. Good god.
My favourite Bond( the essential remake Moonraker a close second) it's bonkers but bloody brilliant!!
For Your Eyes Only is my personal favorite from the Roger Moore bond movies. Looking forward for you getting to that one.
I'm unable to decide between the two for best Moore film
This one trumps For Your Eyes Only. Narrowly, but Jaws clinches it for the win. That and there's no Bibi Dahl. Yeah she's cute, but too irritating.
I honestly think For Your Eyes Only should have marked Timothy Dalton's debut.
Yes, the 2 best films of the Moor era
For Your Eyes Only was my first Bond film. One of my favorites.
Lewis Gilbert was a genius! He knew how to handle Roger Moore! Roger was not Sean Connery! Guy Hamilton didn't understand that, which is sad! Roger hated the scene in TMWTGG between Bond and Andrea Anders in Peninsula hotel room! *** This film, "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME"(1977) is one of the best if not the best Bond film of all time!!! Great actors, great-great director, great cinematography, great title song and score!!! MASTERPIECE!!!
A very good Bond film. A sultry Barbara Bach, a brilliant Carly Simon theme tune, a very good script going back to the Cold War and Curt Jurgens has the necessary menace and of course, Jaws.
Maybe the best Bond title sequence ever. It's a film within itself
My favourite Bond film of all time. Great story, exotic locations, Jaws, beautiful Bond girls, the acting by Moore when Bach realizes he killed her ex, the perfect opening shot and soundtrack! Oh and the Lotus that turns into a submarine.
It had pretty much everything.
Love Roger Moore..and this Bond is very rewatchable.
This was the first Bond movie I saw in the theatre. While I'd watched them on TV, seeing this as a 9 year-old made me realize that Bond was best seen on the big screen.
Barbera Bach married Ringo Starr in 1981 and they’re still married to this day
The 4th best drummer in The Beatles.
irony of that, he spent the whole of Caveman to get with her and in the end after filming wrapped they ended up together 4ever
wow... seen this tons of times and never noticed the webbed hands.
I believe Curt Jurgens thought they were silly, so they didn't make that much use of them - but it's very much in the Ian Fleming/007 mold of the villain having a distinctive physical/facial deformity/injury - see Dr No's robot hands, Tee Hee's claw, Scaramanga's 3rd nipple, Blofeld's scar/lazy eye/lack of ear lobes and Jaws' jaws.
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Agreed. Nice catch
Without a doubt, my favourite Moore Blood film.
Yup but for your eyes only was up there too
I will say the James Bond disco theme was pretty cool. Especially during the seem when the Bond and XXX are being chased by a helicopter in their white car.
Moore's best. In my book.
Barbara Bach, easily my favorite Bond girl.
One of my favourite bond films. It had everything I want in a bond movie, but Jaws was the stand out for me.
And JAWS was the ONLY Bond Henchman to appear in TWO movies and also survive!
Just the best Bond film. Ever! Love, love this film.
Great minds think alike!
It looks nice
I Love Roger Moore James Bond Live And Let Die
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this is my all time favorite Bond film ever - it's just perfect the way it is :-)
The Lotus esprit/submarine is the greatest bond car
Hear, hear lol
i agree and I wish they would bring it back. they brought back the DB5. Bring back the espirit!
I love this movie. Its a little darker, more entertaining and roger Moore at his best bond time and acting. Great video man I love this one. Also Ringo wife is the bond girl. And Paul did a song for James bond. What a coincidence.
Another coincidence is Ringo played in the original Goldfinger soundtrack...
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And John and George are dead, just like Sean and Roger - that's really spooky (sorry, yes I am being deliberately flippant for comedy value here)
@@robbrown7592 lol
Sadly, Jeremy Bulloch who played Boba Fett in Empire Strikes Back, and who played a British sailor in this,has passed away today. He also appeared in Octopussy.
This is Roger's best and one of the Best Bond's ever
Cannot wait for you to do For Your Eyes Only as it is the first Bond movie I saw when I was 11 years old.
I've seen all the Bond movies. This one is in my top 5. The Lotus alone makes it a very cool movie.
Roger Moore asked which of his 007 films was his favorite: "Oh, hands down, The Spy Who Loved Me."
Asked which of his 007 films was his least favorite, he famously quipped: "The other six."
Number six being 'A View to a Kill'.'
That was the first Bond film I saw at theatre when I was a teen and I absolutely loved it and liked Roget Moore as much as Connery .
The Best Bond movie of them all.
I agree!
The Lotus Esprit the t on the end is silent.
The Spy Who Loved Me is one of my favourite Bond films. Barbara Bach is one of the most beautiful Bond Girls in the franchise history.
Curt Jurgens was a fantastic actor. I especially enjoyed him on Fall of Eagles
Love this movie, but the 9-year-old, Star Wars fan in me preferred Moonraker.
My favourite Bond movie
Barbara Bach was an epic Bond girl. All these years I thought she was European, but she was born in Queens NY.
Which means that she was a far better actress than what she got credit for!
One of my top favorite Bond films! It really has what you want in a Bond film and you spelled it out perfectly. Thanks!
I've been waiting for this one. Thanks.
6:51 to 6:58
The person to thank here is John Glen. He is by far the best second unit director the series ever had.
agreed
Let me amend that statement by saying Peter Hunt directed the second unit of You Only Live Twice. John Glen directed the second units of Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.
I've enjoyed these Bond revisited videos from JoBlo so much that I've watched a few of them twice 😀
This is the best Bond film, if for no other reason than it has the ridiculous motorbike and sidecar unguided-missile weapon system.
To quote the great man, "all those feathers....and he still can't fly".
Plus Boba Fett is in it. Well, Jeremy Bulloch is one of the HMS Ranger crewmen, anyway.
Edit: RIP Jeremy, who sadly passed within an hour of me writing this.
I always love the scene where james bond visits fekkesh apartment and then appears felicca played by Olga bisera my first crush and my favorite bond girl
Saying it's the best of the Roger Moore films must not be much of a compliment, because I watched this for the first time last night and it was moderately entertaining.
The best Bond movie of them all in my opinion.
You are not alone!
Easily my favourite Bond film
My personal favorite Bond film.
This is one of my favorite Bond movies. Having grown up on reruns of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, I really loved the submarines. This could almost be a lost episode of Voyage!
Absolutely my favourite Bond film, the girl, the score, the story, the fights, the quips, the baddies.... and that car. And... nobody, but, nobody does it better...
RIP JEREMY BULLOCH.
He's at the start of the film, noticing the cups wobbling (as Alan Partridge put it!)
A welcome return to form for the series. Moore finally nails his portrayal of Bond, the balance between an escapist spectacle and a cold war thriller is perfectly achieved, and the cinematography is among the finest in the series.
I love this Bond and would definitely put it in the top 5
The Spy Who Loved Me.
Hands down *forever*, the BEST James Bond Movie of all time and space!
2:12, Curd Jurgens. He was the perfect Bond Villian in this movie, feeding people who try to double cross him to his pet shark.
Sadly, to Dr Evil's chagrin, none of those Sharks had laser fixed on their head...
Perhaps it was because of my age at the time of the release but Spy Who Loved Me is my second all time favorite Bond film, after Live and Let Die. The story, the Egypt setting, Jaws, the Lotus Esprit, and I had a huge crush on Bach combine to make this movie very special.
Wow. John Landis wrote a Bond script. Never knew that.
Thank you for giving Anya, the villains and the movie overall 9s. Totally agree.
He was actually approached by Cubby Broccoli to direct Licence To Kill but he turned down the gig because he thought the script was stupid.
John Landis was *approached* to write a Bond Script, among other writers, but he didn't make the final cut.
I got to see this at the movie theatre when I was way too young because my mother really liked James Bond and daycare wasn't really a thing. I can credit Caroline Munro and Barbara Bach as the two women that got me interested in, well, women. It was also my favorite Bond film for a very long time, until I was old enough to appreciate the older films more. The oil tanker doors opening to swallow a submarine was an amazing thing to see in the movie theater, and the oil tanker interior set was incredible. To be honest, this film took some of the impact of Star Wars away from me because after seeing The Spy Who Loved Me I was harder to impress, and I didn't particularly like one film more than the other. I remember as kids in the playground we would always play act movies, including this film and Star Wars. I remember I was always Jaws or Darth Vader. I even made Jaws teeth out of aluminum foil, and found they somehow reacted with my fillings to give me what felt like an electric shock.
Love this movie! It's epic and the music was great. Plus triple X! Oh ya plus Jaws!
3rd or 4th Best Bond, way way way the best Moore Bond.
As far as Bond actors are concerned, the late Sir Roger Moore was a gem! He is my favorite Bond actor!
RIP Sir Roger Moore + Richard Kiel and and and...many more
This was the first Bond movie I have seen as a kid and nobody does it better than this one.
My favorite Bond movie.
Man this film blew my mind as a kid! Absolutely love it! And made me a Bond fan for life ! They don’t make fun movies like this anymore! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😎😎😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍👍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍
This and 'For your eyes only' were Moores 2 best films. 2 of the very best Bond films
Rogers best with none of the silliness that would plague the later films not surprising it's his favorite
My absolute favorite Bond. Everything about it is great. The stakes are high and the adventure soars. Maybe one of my top 20 movies.
Say what you like but Roger Moore really looked the part.
Indeed yeah
The babe in this movie was hot
"Say what you like"?
@@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068 XXX? The lass at the pre-opening sequence? Naomi, the chopper pilot? The hotel clerk?
Hey Joblo, thanks for doing my favourite Moore movie on my birthday
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@@jean-mi1825 Thanks
@@nel9357 And thank you
Keep these coming because I been watching the movies as these videos roll out
Moore is easily my fave, can't wait to see you take on MOONRAKER, which is my favorite film of the series...
Really enjoying your Bond retrospective.
Glad to hear it!
I love this one too. Best of the Roger Moore films I would say. Never noticed the hands of Stromberg.
Neither did I!
To be honest, seeing Caroline Munro as a baddie helicopter pilot , I would dumped XXX and joined the bad guys.
I'll take Barbra Bach. As did Ringo Starr.
What a handsome craft, such lovely lines
Agreed
Didn't Bond say to XXX when he asked Caroline Munro if she could take XXX on a restricted tour.....Bond to XXX, "Now don't be a bother darling...."
@@paulanderson1614 What r u saying?
Saltzman selling his shares in Danjaq (the company that owns the Bond rights) to UA f**ked up the release pattern of the series and is the reason why it had so many legal problems.
Don't diss the Ipcress File dude. Fabulous movie.
In my opinion Roger Moore's best Bond Movie.
Top 5 bond movies for me!
This is both my favorite and best James Bond film of all time. Look at my profile pic lol
Man With The Golden Gun is underrated and a lot of fun
Live and Let Die is my best favorite Roger Moore JB007 movie
0:41 Wait, weren't the Harry Palmer films hits or at least the first film, The Ipcress File?
I was surprised by that statement as well. They are certainly classics to many people. Maybe he just means they were not anywhere near as high grossing as Bond films.
@@garrick3727 Maybe.
This was the first Bond I was allowed to see in the theater (Mom thought the Bond movies were too sexy) and I loved it. I still do. It's one of the top 2 or 3 Bond movies. Barbara Bach is still my favorite Bond girl. She's stunningly dreamy. "The Spy Who Loved Me" is Roger Moore's classic.
My favorite James Bond movie!
My favorite Moore Bond film.
Never has a couple look so ravishing than Moore and Bach in tuxedo/cocktail dress, roaming through those Egyptian columns!!!!
Easily one of my fav bond movies.
And the best James Bond theme song ever. Nobody Does It Better by the inimitable Carly Simon.
Roger Moore's Goldfinger.
This was the movie when they finally realiced that they couldnt have anyone other than Connery to play Connery, so they let Moore make his own thing.
The result? we got the wisecracking, child-friendly gentleman that was Moore's 007.
Oh really?
THREE movies in?
A View to a Kill has a plot that is closer to Goldfinger. Just like For Your Eyes Only is similar to From Russia with Love. Obviously You Only Live Twice can be compared to either Spy Who Loved Me or Moonraker because they all were directed by Lewis Gilbert with similar plots.
"Roger Moore's Goldfinger" means his most iconic film, the one that came together the best. I'd have to try really hard to misinterpret that due to, you know, the words.
Easy top 5 bond film! Best Moore bond film!
Fantastic cinematography!
Really enjoying this series
As for Barbara Bach, she's the most beautiful woman I have ever seen;
Yeah, this is my favorite Bond movie also.