A View To A Kill

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Max Zorin's plan to destroy Silicon Valley and monopolize the microchip market leads to an epic showdown on the Golden Gate Bridge. Bond's thrilling horseback chases, daring parachute stunts, and intense fight scenes make this 007 adventure unforgettable.

A View To A Kill Trivia

What year was the James Bond film "A View to a Kill" released? (Genius)

#1: 1983

#2: 1985

#3: 1987

#4: 1989

Who performed the title song for the James Bond film "A View to a Kill"? (Genius)

#1: Duran Duran

#2: A-Ha

#3: Tina Turner

#4: Shirley Bassey

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A View To A Kill Fun Facts

A stuntman was credited with the longest freefall parachute jump in cinema history for a scene in A View to a Kill.

Duran Duran's song A View to a Kill is the only James Bond theme to reach number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.

A View To A Kill Polls

Who is your favorite character in A View to a Kill

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What is your favorite scene in A View to a Kill

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film_release

May 24, 1985

Release of 'A View to a Kill'

The James Bond film 'A View to a Kill' directed by John Glen was released in cinemas.

casting

1984

Casting of Roger Moore as James Bond

Roger Moore was cast to play the role of James Bond in 'A View to a Kill,' marking his final appearance as 007.

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May 22, 1985

Premiere of 'A View to a Kill' in London

The world premiere of 'A View to a Kill' was held in London.

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