Released in 1983, is widely remembered as the "rogue" James Bond film that brought Sean Connery back to his most iconic role one final time. Despite featuring the 007 character, the film exists outside the "official" canon established by Eon Productions due to a decades-long legal dispute. 🎬 The "Battle of the Bonds"
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The film is not part of the official Eon Productions Bond film series, but rather a non-Eon remake of the 1962 film "Thunderball." The story follows James Bond, who is brought out of retirement to investigate the theft of two nuclear bombs by the wealthy industrialist Kamran Shah (Suhail Sultan).
. On the aft deck, James Bond swirled a glass of Vesper Martini—shaken, despite the health-conscious regimen the service had tried to force upon him at Shrublands.