Octopussy

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4.5 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2012

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

After For Your Eyes Only many people thought Roger Moore's Bond was at an All Time High, and with the impending revival of Sean Connery as a competing James Bond Eon was sure to bring back Moore as their golden gun for another adventure. This time Bond must team up with a group of smugglers to stop a crazed Russian general from taking over the world. Does Bond's clowning around work for Arnie, Stuart, and Brock? Listen to find out!

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0:00.0	Yes, my name is Bond.
0:01.0	James Bond.
0:07.0	Welcome to now playing's James Bond retrospective series.
0:11.0	I hope we're going to have some gratuitous sex and violence.
0:14.0	I should have been called so too.
0:16.0	Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Bond in films,
0:19.0	Arnie, Stewart and Brock,
0:21.0	will be watching and reviewing every James Bond film,
0:24.0	ending with this year's newest Bond film, Skyfall.
0:29.0	Do you expect me to talk?
0:31.0	No, Mr Bond.
0:32.0	I expect you to die.
0:34.0	He warned.
0:35.0	Now playing has a license to spoil
0:37.0	and used mild adult language.
0:40.0	The Americans are going to be an untold piece about this.
0:42.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:44.0	What, no small thought?
0:46.0	No, chitchat?
0:58.0	Today we're talking about Octopussy,
1:00.0	starring Roger Moore, Maude Adams,
1:02.0	Louise Jordan, and directed by John Glenn.
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