24M views · 10K reactions | “Let’s try reverse… that’s backwards.” Bond (Roger Moore) and Amasova (Barbara Bach) try and escape in Jaws’ van in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). Director Lewis Gilbert remembers getting a crick in his neck on the first day of filming with Richard Kiel, because the actor was so tall. “He was a remarkable size, but like all giants, he was sweet and charming and a real pussycat.” | James Bond 007 | Facebook

Director John Glen’s favourite 007 moment: “THE SPY WHO LOVED ME with Rick Sylvester doubling as 007 skiing off Mount Asgard – a 7,000ft precipice on the Arctic circle. It was the first 007 film with Cubby as sole producer and this was one of his favourite scenes. A great start to one of the best films in the series.” #60YearsOfBond | James Bond 007

4.2K views · 92 reactions | The submarine crews take on Stromberg’s troops inside the Liparustanker in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). The scene was filmed at the newly constructed 007 stage at Pinewood which was built at a cost of £600,000 to specially house the tanker set. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

“Let’s try reverse… that’s backwards.” Bond (Roger Moore) and Amasova (Barbara Bach) try and escape in Jaws’ van in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). Director Lewis Gilbert remembers getting a crick in his neck on the first day of filming with Richard Kiel, because the actor was so tall. “He was a remarkable size, but like all giants, he was sweet and charming and a real pussycat.” | James Bond 007

Roger Moore e Barbara Bach em 007 - O Espião Que Me Amava. | James Bond Brasil

1.2K views · 52 reactions | James Bond 007 The film "La Espia Que Me Amo" 1977 Roger Moore y Barbara Bach. Soundtrack Carly Simon / Nobody Does It Better. | Music Expres | Facebook