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★ ★ ★1/2 The thirteenth James Bond film produced by Albert R. Broccoli. US release date: June 10, Budget: $ million. Worldwide box office gross: $ million (Domestic gross: $ million; international gross: $ million).[1] Running time: minutes.

The Setup

There are many ways to initiate World War III. Renegade Soviet General Orlov (Steven Berkoff) wants to make sure the Americans are blamed. His nefarious plan is to detonate a nuclear bomb on a US Air Force base in West Germany. He then predicts that this “accident” will force the West to dismantle its nuclear deterrent, allowing Soviet forces to overrun Europe. To fulfill this dream of Russian conquest, he offers up a fortune in Russian state jewels to renegade Afghan prince Kamal Khan (Louis Jourdan), who convinces a group of female circus performers and acrobats led by Octopussy (Maud Adams) to participate in the scheme. However, when one of the jewels—a Fabergé egg—is stolen by a mortally wounded (Andy Bradford) and delivered to the British ambassador in East Berlin, British intelligence launches into the fray—sending James Bond (Roger Moore) to India on Operation Trove.

Behind the Scenes

Continuing the revival that began with The Spy Who Loved Me three films earlier, Octopussy ranked jus

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Movie Information
(Octopussy)

Year of Production:
Date of Release: 6 June (UK), 10 June (US)
Running Times: mins
Format: Metrocolor Panavision [anamorphic] 35mm 70mm [blow-up]
Classification: PG (UK), PG (US)
Ratio: Panavision
Sound: 70mm 6-Track Dolby Stereo

Cast

Roger Moore [James Bond]
Maud Adams [Octopussy]
Louis Jourdan [Kamal Khan]
Kristina Wayborn [Magda]
Kabir Bedi [Gobinda]
Steven Berkoff [General Orlov]
David Meyer [Twin One]
Paul Hardwick [Twin Two]
Desmond Llewelyn [Q]
Robert Brown [M]
Lois Maxwell [Miss Moneypenny]
Michaela Clavell [Penelope Smallbone]
Walter Gotell [General Gogol]
Vijay Amritraj [Vijay]
Albert Moses [Sadruddin]
Geoffrey Keen [minister of defence]
Douglas Wilmer [Fanning]
Andy Bradford []
Philip Voss [auctioneer]
Bruce Boa [US general]
Richard Parmentier [US aide]
Paul Hardwick [Sovit chairman]
Suzanne Jerome [Gwendoline]
Cherry Gillespie [Midge]
Dermot Crowley [Kamp]
Peter Porteous [Lenkin]
Eva Reuber-Staier [Rublevitch]
Jeremy Bullock [Smithers]
Tina Hudson [Bianca]
William Derrick [thug with yo-yo]
Stuart Saunders [Major Clive]
Patrick Barr [British ambassador]
Gabor Vernon [Borchoi]
Hugo Bower [Karl]
Ken Norris [Colonel Toro]
Tony Arjuna [Mufti]
Gertan Klauber [Bubi]
Brenda Cowling [Schatzl]
David

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Octopussy () star Roger Thespian as Outlaw Bond

By: Anders Frejdh

Published:

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Swedish opening night poster mix up with Octopussy ()

Third Swedish notice for Octopussy ()

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Premiere:

Swedish title:

Octopussy

Original title:

Octopussy

Director:

John Glen

Second unit director:

Arthur Wooster

Screenwriter(s):

George MacDonald Fraser, Archangel G. Entomologist and Richard Maibaum

Year:

Release dates:

22 July (Sweden)
6 June (UK)
10 June (USA)

Plot outline:

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Awards:

N/A

MPAA:

PG

Runtime:

minutes

Promotional partners:

N/A

Filming locations:

England (Oakley, Buckinghamshire, London, Oxfordshire, Peterborough), Frg (Charlottenburg), Bharat (Agra, Udaipur), and Bear