description For Your Eyes Only Overview
For Your Eyes Only is a 1981 James Bond film, the twelfth installment in the Eon Productions franchise starring Roger Moore. The movie features a cast including Carole Bouquet and marks John Glen’s directorial debut after prior work as an editor and second unit director within the series. It was produced during the fifth time Moore portrayed the MI6 agent.
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info For Your Eyes Only Specifications
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 1981 |
help For Your Eyes Only FAQ
What is the ATAC device in For Your Eyes Only?
ATAC is a fictional Automatic Targeting Attack Communicator used to coordinate Britain's Polaris submarine missiles. Bond must recover it before the smuggler Aristotle Kristatos can deliver it to the Soviet Union.
Why is Blofeld not named in the opening of For Your Eyes Only?
Bond confronts a bald, wheelchair-using villain whose identity is strongly implied but never spoken. Rights disputes surrounding elements of Thunderball affected how Eon Productions could use Ernst Stavro Blofeld at the time.
Who is the crossbow-wielding woman in For Your Eyes Only?
Carole Bouquet plays Melina Havelock, who seeks revenge after her marine-archaeologist parents are murdered. Her crossbow becomes both her signature weapon and a symbol of the vengeance Bond warns her against.
Why is For Your Eyes Only less gadget-heavy than Moonraker?
The film deliberately returns Bond to espionage, climbing, diving, and physical stunts after Moonraker's space-based spectacle. It was John Glen's first Bond film as director and Roger Moore's fifth appearance as 007.
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