Never Say Never Again (1983) DVD RIP James Bond

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Never Say Never Again (1983) DVD RIP James Bond
  • Release date: 7 Oct 1983
  • Release year: 1983
  • Runtime: 134 minutes
  • Country: United Kingdom, United States, West Germany, France, Bahamas
  • Keywords: unofficial sequel, james bond character, tough girl, gun violence, spy, miss moneypenny character, ernst stavro blofeld character, felix leiter character, m character, remake with original star
  • Budget: $36,000,000
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James Bond is called upon to try to recover nuclear bombs stolen by Spectre, but he will have to get rid of a professional assassin, hired especially to eliminate him.
While trying to get back in shape at a private health clinic, tough-as-nails MI6 agent James Bond finds himself back in the spy game when SPECTRE criminal mastermind Maximilian Largo steals two nuclear missiles. As the secret crime syndicate holds NATO and the entire world to ransom, M reactivates the double-0 agents, and suddenly, Bond finds himself in the Bahamas, hot on the trail of foxy assassin Fatima Blush. More and more, the stakes rise, and no one is safe from harm--including Largo's innocent mistress, Domino. Can James Bond thwart the megalomaniac's plans and prevent a devastating nuclear Armageddon?

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