like most people out there who have watched james bond 007 movies. most people never knew that thunderball was originally the first 007 movie to be released and but after ian fleming and wrote the story with kevin mcclory and jack whittingham. the 2 other authors took ian fleming to court and won the case providing evidence that ian fleming took the ideas of spectre(special executive in counterintelligence terrorism revenge extortion). so rather than making thunderball they(fleming and broccoli and saltzman) went on to make dr no. this movie had the best of the best and from getting sean connery to come back one more time and he was paid over 5 and 000 and 000 for nsna. irvin kershner and sean connery had problems on the set and that much is true. but overall this movie was up there i think with(thunderball and licence to kill and dr no) those are my favorite from the bond series. david dryer was hired for special photographic effects and he was working at the time on bladerunner before never say never again. the 100 million dollar yacht makes the disco volante and look like a canoe. this movie starred the best villian in a bond movie just behind dr no. klaus maria brandeau held together this neurotic business like calm manner and with a little wit to his authority over bond. barbara carrera was excellent as fatima blush. the music was better than every score that didnt contain john barry doing the backround score music in most bond films. michel legrand is not big in the usa compared to over in europe and he has played with miles davis and many other great jazz musicians over the years. its a little bland at times but the 007 theme that happens around 3 or 4 times in the movie never say never again is so cool and i like it more than the original. 007 is back one more timetimothy dalton explained it right i thought and you cant relate to a superman or a superhero and he or she has to be human and have feelings. he was by far the best serious true to flemings version of bond. but sean connery proves he can still do the role that made him and others to follow and i bet at 75 now he could still pull off a villian role in a mcclory 007 movie if one ever surfaces. 
like most people out there who have watched james bond 007 movies. most people never knew that thunderball was originally the first 007 movie to be released and but after ian fleming and wrote the story with kevin mcclory and jack whittingham. the 2 other authors took ian fleming to court and won the case providing evidence that ian fleming took the ideas of spectre(special executive in counterintelligence terrorism revenge extortion). so rather than making thunderball they(fleming and broccoli and saltzman) went on to make dr no. this movie had the best of the best and from getting sean connery to come back one more time and he was paid over 5 and 000 and 000 for nsna. irvin kershner and sean connery had problems on the set and that much is true. but overall this movie was up there i think with(thunderball and licence to kill and dr no) those are my favorite from the bond series. david dryer was hired for special photographic effects and he was working at the time on bladerunner before never say never again. the 100 million dollar yacht makes the disco volante and look like a canoe. this movie starred the best villian in a bond movie just behind dr no. klaus maria brandeau held together this neurotic business like calm manner and with a little wit to his authority over bond. barbara carrera was excellent as fatima blush. the music was better than every score that didnt contain john barry doing the backround score music in most bond films. michel legrand is not big in the usa compared to over in europe and he has played with miles davis and many other great jazz musicians over the years. its a little bland at times but the 007 theme that happens around 3 or 4 times in the movie never say never again is so cool and i like it more than the original. 007 is back one more timetimothy dalton explained it right i thought and you cant relate to a superman or a superhero and he or she has to be human and have feelings. he was by far the best serious true to flemings version of bond. but sean connery proves he can still do the role that made him and others to follow and i bet at 75 now he could still pull off a villian role in a mcclory 007 movie if one ever surfaces. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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