Never Say Never Again

Never Say Never Again is a 1983 James Bond film in which a SPECTRE agent has stolen two American nuclear warheads, and James Bond must find their targets before they are detonated. The film is an adaptation of the James Bond novel Thunderball, which was previously filmed in 1965 as Thunderball. Unlike other films in the James Bond series, it was not produced by Eon Productions. It marked Sean Connery's seventh and final role as James Bond.

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"[When asked by a US Submarine Captain how he knew top secret US information] From a Russian translation of one of your service manuals."

"I am the Supreme Commander of SPECTRE, Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion. Yesterday morning, the American Air Force launched two cruise missiles from Swadley Air Base in Great Britain. Through the ingenuity of SPECTRE, the dummy warheads they carried were replaced with live, nuclear warheads. Your weapons of destruction are now safely in our possession and will be moved to two secret targets. Please note the serial numbers of the missiles; they will confirm the truth. Your weapons of deterrence did not deter us from our objective! A terrible catastrophe now confronts you. However, it can be avoided by paying a tribute to our organization, amounting to twenty-five percent of your respective countries' annual oil purchases. We have accomplished two of the functions that the name SPECTRE embodies: terrorism and extortion. If our demands are not met within seven days, we shall ruthlessly apply the third: revenge!"

"Sean Connery - James Bond"

"Kim Basinger - Domino Petachi"

"Klaus Maria Brandauer - Maximilian Largo"

"Barbara Carrera - Fatima Blush"

"Max von Sydow - Ernst Stavro Blofeld"

"Bernie Casey - Felix Leiter"

"Alec McCowen - 'Q' Algy"

"Edward Fox - M"

"Pamela Salem - Miss Moneypenny"

"Rowan Atkinson - Nigel Small-Fawcett"