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Live and Let Die
With DR. NO the first of the James Bond films director Terence Young and leading man Sean Connery set the precedent for what would become one of the most popular influential and long-lasting series ever made. Bond makes his first famous introduction "Bond James Bond" in an upscale casino to a saucy brunette named Slyvia Trench (Eunice Gayson) who he promptly coaxes into a dinner date. Back at Secret Service Headquarters M (Bernard Lee) assigns Bond to a mission in Jamaica. An agent who was investigating strange...
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Live and Let Die
Live and Let Die is the second documented mission of James Bond, secret agent 007. This breath-taking hunt for secret treasure takes Bond to Harlem, Florida and Jamaica and brings him to Mr Big, a SMERSH operative and criminal mastermind who holds the dazzling fortune-teller Solitaire in his deathly grip. In Ian Fleming's second Bond novel, agent 007 faces his most dangerous enemy yet, and faces hazards no reader will easily forget.
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Live & Let Die
A strong case could be made for Live and Let Die as Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's crowning achievement. Who can really say for sure if the controversy surrounding the cover artwork, which shows the duo feeding steaks to a pair of rottweilers, in front of two noose-necked white men, clouded a proper consensus? The artwork could have been even more graphic according to the liner notes by legendary Photography/Art Director George DuBose. With across-the-board stellar production help from Sir Jinx and Trakmasterz...
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Live and Let Die
1)LIVE AND LET DIE(LP VERSION)2)LIVE AND LET DIE(LIVE)3)SHADOW OF YOUR LOVE1991 DGC RELEASE OUT OF GERMANY
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Live and Let Die
"Live and Let Die" is the ninth James Bond picture, and not exactly the best. It has all the necessary girls, gimmicks, subterranean control rooms, uniformed goons and magic wristwatches it can hold, but it doesn't have the wit and it doesn't have the style of the best Bond movies...This may have something to do with the substitution of Roger Moore for Sean Connery as 007. Moore has the superficial attributes for the job: The urbanity, the quizzically raised eyebrow, the calm under fire and in bed...
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Live And Let Die
James Bond battles the forces of black magic in this high-octane adventure that hurtles him from the streets of New York City to Louisiana's bayou country. With charm, wit and deadly assurance, Roger Moore steps in as Agent 007 and takes on a powerful drug lord (Yaphet Kotto) with a diabolical scheme to conquer the world.
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes a spectacular debut as 007, now out to smash the plans of Caribbean crime kingpin Yaphet Kotto to take over the U.S. by flooding it with heroin. Wild boat chases, voodoo priests and a bikini-clad Jane Seymour as tarot-dealing love interest Solitaire, not to mention Paul McCartney's smashing title tune, highlight this 8th entry in the Bond film saga. With a supporting cast that also includes Geoffrey Holder and Julius Harris, this is one of the best in the entire series. Bonus features...
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Live and Let Die
Audio CD: 0 pages (2003-02-11). Publisher: Capitol. Label: Capitol. Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered, Soundtrack. Studio: Capitol. Average Customer Review: based on 14 reviews. Sales Rank in Music: #56181.
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes his debut as James Bond in this 1973 film, the eighth in the series. Bond is nearly ensnared in the voodoo-tinged web of corrupt Caribbean dictator Dr. Kananga (Yaphet Kotto). Jane Seymour makes an early film appearance as Solitaire, the psychic card-reader who serves Kananga until she foresees her own love affair with Bond. Paul and Linda McCartney's title song earned both Oscar and Grammy nominations.This is one of the series of films inspired by the novels of Ian Fleming, which...
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes his debut as James Bond in this 1973 film, the eighth in the series. Bond is nearly ensnared in the voodoo-tinged web of corrupt Caribbean dictator Dr. Kananga (Yaphet Kotto). Jane Seymour makes an early film appearance as Solitaire, the psychic card-reader who serves Kananga until she foresees her own love affair with Bond. Paul and Linda McCartney's title song earned both Oscar and Grammy nominations.This is one of the series of films inspired by the novels of Ian Fleming, which...
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Live And Let Die
James Bond battles the forces of black magic in this high-octane adventure that hurtles him from the streets of New York City to Louisiana's bayou country. With charm, wit and deadly assurance, Roger Moore steps in as Agent 007 and takes on a powerful drug lord (Yaphet Kotto) with a diabolical scheme to conquer the world.
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Live and Let Die
Live and Let Die is the second documented mission of James Bond, secret agent 007. This breath taking hunt for secret treasure takes Bond to Harlem, Florida and Jamaica and brings him to Mr Big, a SMERSH operative and criminal mastermind who holds the dazzling fortune teller Solitaire in his deathly grip. In Ian Fleming's second Bond novel, agent 007 faces his most dangerous enemy yet, and faces hazards no reader will easily forget.
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes his first appearance as "Bond...James Bond" in 1973's Live and Let Die. Bond is dispatched to the States to stem the activities of Mr. Big (Yaphet Kotto), who plans to take over the Western Hemisphere by converting everyone into heroin addicts. The woman in the case is Solitaire (Jane Seymour in her movie debut), an enigmatic interpreter of tarot cards. The obligatory destructive-chase sequence occurs at the film's midpoint, with Bond being chased in a motorboat by Mr. Big's henchmen...
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Live and Let Die
Ian Fleming was born in 1908 and educated at Eton. After a brief period at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst he went abroad to further his education. In 1931, having failed to get an appointment in the Foreign Office, he joined Reuters News Agency. During the Second World War he was Personal Assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence at the Admiralty, rising to the rank of Commander. His wartime experiences provided him with a first-hand knowledge of secret operations. After the war he...
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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Live and Let Die
Beautiful, fortune-telling Solitaire is the prisoner (and tool) of Mr. Big, master of fear, artist in crime, and Voodoo Baron of Death. James Bond has no time for superstition; he knows that this criminal heavy hitter is also a top SMERSH operative and a real threat. More than that, after tracking him through the jazz joints of Harlem, to the everglades and on to the Caribbean, 007 has realized that Big is one of the most dangerous men that he has ever faced. And no one, not even the mysterious Solitaire...
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Live & Let Die
Audio CD: 0 pages (2008-08-19). Publisher: Traffic Entertainment/ Cold Chillin'. Label: Traffic Entertainment/ Cold Chillin'. Format: Explicit Lyrics. Studio: Traffic Entertainment/ Cold Chillin'. Average Customer Review: based on 4 reviews. Sales Rank in Music: #88880.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
Those Mr. Big cannot possess he crushes; those who cross him will meet painful ends, like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her lover, James Bond. Both are marked as victims in a trail of treachery that leads from New York's black underworld to the dark secrets of the island in the sun that Mr. Big calls his own. Voodoo, sharks, barracuda, time bombs, harpoon guns, torture, and terror are the ingredients for a scalding brew that reaches the boiling point in an eruption of violence.
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes his first appearance as "Bond...James Bond" in 1973's Live and Let Die. Bond is dispatched to the States to stem the activities of Mr. Big (Yaphet Kotto), who plans to take over the Western Hemisphere by converting everyone into heroin addicts. The woman in the case is Solitaire (Jane Seymour in her movie debut), an enigmatic interpreter of tarot cards. The obligatory destructive-chase sequence occurs at the film's midpoint, with Bond being chased in a motorboat by Mr. Big's henchmen...
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Live And Let Die
Agent 007 charms a tarot reader in Jamaica on the voodoo/heroin trail of a Mr. Big. The eighth James Bond movie.
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DIE AND LET LIVE
But, their party is soon crashed when Andrew shows up, only to be killed by a bloodthirsty group of zombies created by a virus being developed at a nearby medical testing facility. When Andrew returns to life, Benny and Smalls find themselves fighting for their lives, trying to escape, all while trying to make sense of teenage social life!
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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Live and Let Die
Roger Moore makes his first appearance as "Bond...James Bond" in 1973's Live and Let Die. Bond is dispatched to the States to stem the activities of Mr. Big (Yaphet Kotto), who plans to take over the Western Hemisphere by converting everyone into heroin addicts. The woman in the case is Solitaire (Jane Seymour in her movie debut), an enigmatic interpreter of tarot cards. The obligatory destructive-chase sequence occurs at the film's midpoint, with Bond being chased in a motorboat by Mr. Big's henchmen...
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Live and Let Die
Blu-ray Disc Features: Encoding: Region 1; USA & Canada Package Type: Keep Case - Checkpoint, Sensormatic Aspect Ratio: Widescreen Audio: 5.1 DTS Master Audio - English Subtitles - Spanish and French Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Sir Roger Moore (Star) 2. Guy Hamilton (Director) 3. Tom Mankiewicz (Writer) Documentary - BOND 1973: The Lost Documentary Featurettes - 1. "Roger Moore as James Bond, Circa 1964 " 2. "On Set With Roger Moore" 3. "Inside LIVE AND LET DIE" Trailers...
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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Live and Let Die
Audio commentary: with Sir Roger Moore. Featurette: Declassified: M16 Vault. Featurette: 007 Mission Control. Featurette: Women. Featurette: Allies. Featurette: Villains. Featurette: Mission Combat Manual. Featurette: Q Branch. Featurette: Exotic Locations. Featurette: Mission Dossier. Featurette: Ministry of Propaganda. Photo gallery: Image Database. Audio commentary: with Director Guy Hamilton. Audio commentary: with Tom Mankiewicz.
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Live and Let Die
Moore's first outing as 007 takes us on an excursion to the Caribbean where he unearths a heroin ring masterminded by Kotto. The tropical climate allows for ample unveiling of female décolletage, principally Seymour, and the usual bevy of would-be starlets. Perhaps not the best of the Bond series, but certainly worth a look for anyone interested in a capable action-adventure flick. (Sequel: The Man with the Golden Gun )
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Live And Let Die
You are viewing a museum quality fine-art print. The prints we carry are produced using either the lithographic or serigraphic printing process and are printed on high quality archival acid free paper. Most prints are on a thick (120 pound or higher) stock of paper. Each print is of the highest museum art print reproduction quality and are supplied by the world's leading art publishers. These prints rival any detailed reproduction from their originals and are geared towards the discerning eye of...
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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LIVE AND LET DIE
A great arrangement of the great tune written by the ex-Beatle. This chart was the reason for the great success of recording 7.5 on the Richter Scale. Melody stated by alto, trumpet and trombone and the chart roars on! If you're looking for a contemporary chart, written for this great band and based on a well known tune, this is the one. We get a lot of requests for this arrangement.
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Live And Let Die - Sealed
JAMES BOND/PAUL McCARTNEY Live And Let Die (Rare original 1973 US United Artists label issue 17-track vinyl soundtrack LP featuring Paul McCartney and Wings' title song plus selections from George Martin's original score, housed in a superb colour gatefold picture sleeve which has deletion corner cut but remains factory sealed from new! UA-LA100-G).
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Live and Let Die
"Bond walked to the side of the trapdoor and pushed the upright concrete slab. It revolved easily on is central pivot. Just before its edges shut out the blackness below, Bond heard one terrible snuffling grunt as if a great pig was getting its mouth full. He knew it for the grunt that a shark makes as its hideous flat nose comes up out of the water and its sickle-shaped mouth closes on a floating carcass." — from the book
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LIVE AND LET DIE
Slight wear to fore-edge of front panel. Small chip to heel of spine.
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Live and Let Die
When Roger Moore took over as James Bond from Sean Connery, the world was a changing place. The new Bond would have to fit into the 70s, and the integration wasn't as easy as it would seem; Bond was a creature of the 60s, an ... read more or add your review
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Live and Let Die
LIVE AND LET DIE is famed Bond portrayer Roger Moore’s first turn as 007. In it, the super spy infiltrates a gang of narcotics smugglers in voodoo-infested Jamaica. His daring exploits lead him on a number of incredible chases. As the sexy Solitaire, a young Jane Seymour makes for one of the more memorable Bond girls, and the always captivating Yaphett Kotto delivers an excellent performance as one of the more grounded (and, as such, arguably more chilling) villains of the series. The film’s theme...
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