007: Live And Let Die (VHS)

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007: Live And Let Die (VHS)

007 is sent to stop a diabolically brilliant heroin magnate armed with a complex organization and a reliable psychic tarot card reader

• Rated: PG
• Number of tapes: 1
• Run Time: 123 minutes
• Format: Color
• Languages: English

“Handsome and smoothly likeable,” (Los Angeles Times), Roger Moore makes his suave and smashing debut as Secret Agent 007 in this 1973 action-filled James Bond thriller.

In pursuit of Dr. Kanaga (Yaphet Kotto), the menacing head of a giant heroin operation, Bond is plunged into a dangerous underworld that takes him from Harlem to Dixieland and an exotic Caribbean island. Unflappable to the end, he outwits and outcharms an outrageous assortment of villains and characters in Kanaga’s entourage including his beautiful tarot priestess (Jane Seymour) and haunting voodoo master (Geoffrey Holder).

Bond captivates and dazzles as he leads his enemies on a spectacular 150-mph speedboat chase through the Louisiana bayous. As he eludes hungry crocodiles and sharks, we are treated to some of the most extraordinary stunts ever filmed. From Paul and Linda McCartney’s Oscar nominated title song to the explosive climax, it’s a Bond classic.

Includes the classic Pink Panther animated short “Pink A Boo.”

1988 MGM Home Video