111M views · 1M reactions | On this day in 1983, Roger Moore finished filming on OCTOPUSSY. In this classic scene, Bond gets out of a scrape using the nifty Acrostar “Bede” Jet. For close-ups of Bond flying the jet through a hangar, special effects supervisor John Richardson mounted a plane on a pole attached to a stripped-down Jaguar. The car was driven through the hangar at breakneck speed, soldiers running in front of the car to hide the chassis. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

14M views · 61K reactions | Hold on tight… Bond (Roger Moore) climbs up the vertical rock face to reach St Cyril’s Monastery in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (1981). The stuntmen doubling for Bond in the scene were Pat Banta and Rick Sylvester. Sylvester also did the Union Jack parachute jump in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). | James Bond 007 | Facebook

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