Live and Let Die
"Bond is back. Back in action. Back with excitement."
AdventureActionThriller
James Bond must investigate a mysterious murder case of a British agent in New Orleans. Soon he finds himself up against a gangster boss named Mr. Big.
🎬 DirectorGuy Hamilton
📅 Release1973-06-27
🌍 CountryUnited Kingdom
🗣 LanguageEnglish, Hungarian
🏢 StudioEON Productions, United Artists
🗳 Votes2,253
🔥 Popularity5
💰 Budget$7,000,000
💵 Revenue$126,400,000
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🎭 Cast
Roger Moore
James Bond
Yaphet Kotto
Kananga/Mr. Big
Jane Seymour
Solitaire
Clifton James
Sheriff J.W. Pepper
Julius Harris
Tee Hee
Geoffrey Holder
Baron Samedi
David Hedison
Felix Leiter
Gloria Hendry
Rosie Carver
Bernard Lee
M
Lois Maxwell
Miss Moneypenny
Tommy Lane
Adam
Earl Jolly Brown
Whisper
Lon Satton
Strutter
Madeline Smith
Miss Caruso
Roy Stewart
Quarrel
🎥 Crew
Art Direction
Stephen Hendrickson
Novel
Ian Fleming
Director of Photography
Ted Moore
Editor
John Shirley
Art Direction
Robert W. Laing
Casting
Weston Drury Jr.
Costume Design
Julie Harris
Screenplay
Tom Mankiewicz
Producer
Harry Saltzman
Director
Guy Hamilton
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🏷 Keywords
new york citylondon, englandsheriffdual identitybased on novel or bookdrug smugglingbombenglandsecret missionspyboatsecret intelligence service
💬 Reviews
Roger Moore’s fun and colorful debut as 007 Agent 007 (Roger Moore) travels from Harlem to the Caribbean to Louisiana to stop a black heroin mogul (Yaphet Kotto) fortified with a multifarious organization and a lovely tarot card reader (Jane Seymour). This was Moore’s dynamic debut as Bond. He did 7 films for the franchise in 13 years from 1973-1985. The tone of “Live and Let Die” i…
By my clock, this era started with Diamonds are Forever... the era of the Silly Bond. But Diamonds are Forever was a Connery Bond and it kind of sucked because of it. So... Live and Let Die is the first of the GOOD silly Bond movies. Now don't get me wrong, I'm on team Connery. Team Connery all the way... but Live and Let Die is still a GREAT 007 film despite the total change in mood and …
This 007 film aged very well. 007 follows in the footsteps of three prior agents who were assassinated. There's a lot of "jive" in this one, since this is the one where the villain is black, and he uses mostly black helpers, so the white James Bond really sticks out. And thus we get a lot more comedy here. There's a bit of a condescending attitude towards Harlem here, and too much respect for …
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