007: La espía que me amó

Título original: The Spy Who Loved Me

1977
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2h 5min

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Roger Moore and Barbara Bach in 007: La espía que me amó (1977)

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James Bond investiga el secuestro de unos submarinos británicos y rusos armados con cabezas nucleares. Para ello, cuenta con la ayuda de una agente de la KGB, a cuyo amante mató tiempo atrás... Leer todoJames Bond investiga el secuestro de unos submarinos británicos y rusos armados con cabezas nucleares. Para ello, cuenta con la ayuda de una agente de la KGB, a cuyo amante mató tiempo atrás.James Bond investiga el secuestro de unos submarinos británicos y rusos armados con cabezas nucleares. Para ello, cuenta con la ayuda de una agente de la KGB, a cuyo amante mató tiempo atrás.

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Nominado a 3 premios Óscar
- 4 premios ganados y 12 nominaciones en total

Trivia
A representative from the Egyptian government was on-set throughout the shoot in Cairo and Giza, to make sure that the country was not portrayed in an unflattering light. For that reason, when the scaffolding collapses on Jaws, and Bond quips "Egyptian builders", Sir Roger Moore merely mouthed the line, dubbing it in later. It went unnoticed by the official Egyptian minder, and ironically, got a great laugh from Egyptian audiences.

Errores
For some reason the wet-bike is brought into the Captain's quarters for assembly. Nobody in their right mind would do this. It'd be assembled outside of the submarine since trying to carry it fully assembled throughout the sub would be virtually impossible.

Citas
[last lines]
[Bond and Anya are discovered making love]
M: 007!
General Anatol Gogol: XXX!
Sir Frederick Gray, Minister of Defence: Bond! What do you think you're doing?
James Bond: Keeping the British end up, sir.

Créditos curiosos
"THE END of THE SPY WHO LOVED ME JAMES BOND will return in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY" - though in fact the next film in the series was switched to Moonraker in light of the success of sci-fi movie Star Wars. Thus Moonraker went unannounced and For Your Eyes Only was promised twice. For other examples of the next film being announced in error, see Goldfinger, Thunderball, and Octopussy.

Versiones alternativas
The 1992 RCA Videodisc version of the film fades before the credits end, omitting the title card that tells us that Bond will return in "For Your Eyes Only".

Conexiones
Edited from 007: Sólo se vive dos veces (1967)

Bandas sonoras
Nobody Does it Better
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Carole Bayer Sager
Performed by Carly Simon

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Fabulous nonsense, superior to all the previous Roger Moore Bonds, with an unforgettable villain

James Bond (Roger Moore) teams with a sexy Russian agent (Barbara Bach) to stop a web-fingered megalomaniac (Curd Jürgens) from destroying the world and rebuilding it as a new Atlantis.

"The Spy Who Loved Me" is fabulous nonsense, superior to all the previous Roger Moore Bonds, even with the obvious model shots, process shots and the occasionally corny background music by Marvin Hamlisch, who also wrote the music for the theme song, "Nobody Does It Better." (It's popular, but you can have it.) The gadgets, sets, stunts and one-liners are more outrageous than ever. Jürgens makes a good villain, and so does the shark he unleashes on traitors; but the bad guy everyone remembers is Jaws—not another shark, but a metal-mouthed giant played by Richard Kiel. He is Jürgens's best henchman—not good enough to outmatch Bond, but enough to survive for the next Bond adventure.