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Moonraker

Moonraker

6,2 /10 (2,259 Votes)
1979 EN 126 min

Overview

After Drax Industries' Moonraker space shuttle is hijacked, secret agent James Bond is assigned to investigate, traveling to California to meet the company's owner, the mysterious Hugo Drax. With the help of scientist Dr. Holly Goodhead, Bond soon uncovers Drax's nefarious plans for humanity, all the while fending off an old nemesis, Jaws, and venturing to Venice, Rio, the Amazon...and even outer space.

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Release date

26/06/1979

Votes

2,259

Popularity

6.6

Where all the other Bonds end… this one begins!

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

126 min

Budget

$34,000,000

Revenue

$210,308,099

Website

mgm.com
Roger Moore

Roger Moore

James Bond

Lois Chiles

Lois Chiles

Dr. Holly Goodhead

Michael Lonsdale

Michael Lonsdale

Hugo Drax

Richard Kiel

Richard Kiel

Jaws

Corinne Cléry

Corinne Cléry

Corinne Dufour

Bernard Lee

Bernard Lee

M

Geoffrey Keen

Geoffrey Keen

Sir Frederick Gray

Desmond Llewelyn

Desmond Llewelyn

Q

Lois Maxwell

Lois Maxwell

Miss Moneypenny

Toshirô Suga

Toshirô Suga

Cha

Emily Bolton

Emily Bolton

Manuela

Blanche Ravalec

Blanche Ravalec

Dolly

Irka Bochenko

Irka Bochenko

Blonde Beauty

Mike Marshall

Mike Marshall

Col. Scott

No photo

Leila Shenna

Hostess Private Jet

Anne Lonnberg

Anne Lonnberg

Museum Guide

Jean-Pierre Castaldi

Jean-Pierre Castaldi

Pilot Private Jet

Walter Gotell

Walter Gotell

General Gogol

No photo

Douglas Lambert

Mission Control Director

Arthur Howard

Arthur Howard

Cavendish

Alfie Bass

Alfie Bass

Consumptive Italian

No photo

Brian Keith

U.S. Shuttle Captain

No photo

George Birt

Captain Boeing 747

No photo

Kim Fortune

R.A.F. Officer

No photo

Lizzie Warville

Russian Girl

Guy Di Rigo

Guy Di Rigo

Ambulanceman

No photo

Chris Dillinger

Drax's Technician

Claude Carliez

Claude Carliez

Gondolier

Georges Beller

Georges Beller

Drax's Technician

Denis Seurat

Denis Seurat

Officer Boeing 747

No photo

Chichinou Kaeppler

Drax's Girl - Signora de Mateo

No photo

Christina Hui

Drax's Girl

Françoise Gayat

Françoise Gayat

Drax's Girl - Lady Victoria Devon

Nicaise Jean-Louis

Nicaise Jean-Louis

Drax's Girl

Catherine Serre

Catherine Serre

Drax's Girl - Countess Lubinski

Benoît Ferreux

Benoît Ferreux

Moonraker Pilot #2 (uncredited)

Michael G. Wilson

Michael G. Wilson

Man Outside Venini Glass / NASA Technician / Man on Bridge (uncredited)

Jenny Arasse

Jenny Arasse

Bit Part (uncredited)

Michel Berreur

Michel Berreur

Venice Boat Pilot (uncredited)

Albert R. Broccoli

Albert R. Broccoli

Man at St. Marks Square (uncredited)

Dana Broccoli

Dana Broccoli

Woman at St. Mark's Square (uncredited)

Carlos Kurt

Carlos Kurt

Bob Simmons

Bob Simmons

Ambulance Attendant (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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tmdb18359958

2017-02-20

⭐ 9

**THE BIGGEST BOND OF ALL!** Moonraker is a joy from beginning to end. Huge spectacle, stunning locations, lashings of humour, superb stunts, sexy ladies, a despicable and memorable villain, great special effects and of course, the legendary Sir Roger Moore as James Bond. Elements of You Only Live Twice - spaceships swallowing spaceships - are expanded upon here and Moonraker fits right in with the classic silliness that the Bond franchise has always embraced. It's a shame that the 2006 reboot threw it all away and chose to run away from being Bond films.

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Wuchak

Wuchak

2018-08-30

⭐ 8

One of the best of the Moore era I steered clear of “Moonraker” (1979) for years because critics almost unanimously said it was awful. So when I finally sat down to view it I fully expecting a dog. Wrong! “Moonraker” is thoroughly entertaining from beginning to end and is one of the best of Roger Moore's 7-movie stint in the series. The plot revolves around 007 investigating Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale) after a space shuttle on loan to the British is stolen. James slowly discovers that Drax has a mad scheme to recreate a race of perfect human specimens. The giant Jaws (Richard Kiel) re…

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2022-06-28

⭐ 6

Now my geography isn't great, but I am not sure you can actually fly from the Yukon to the British coast in fifteen minutes! That's how this outing for Roger Moore begins, and it's symptomatic of the rather weak storyline and sloppy production that seems intent on getting "James Bond" to capitalise on "Star Wars" (1977) fever. Anyway, a space shuttle is stolen and "007" is sent to visit gazillionaire industrialist "Drax" (Michael Londsale) who lives in a genuinely imported French chateau in California. A dizzying experience introduces him to "Dr. Goodhead" (Lois Chiles) and pretty soon the pai…

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GenerationofSwine

GenerationofSwine

2023-01-12

⭐ 1

They can't all be winners. I mean, yeah it was action packed and the fight over the parachute was really cool. And Bond did have space elements in the movies before... but Moonraker kind of felt like it was jumping the shark a bit here. Thankfully it recovered, but this was a little too much for a 007 movie. And that is saying something because, when you go see a 007 movie you expect it to be a little too much from the start.

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drystyx

drystyx

2023-04-04

⭐ 8

This has the great 007 elements, but misses a bit. We get the wit, we get the beautiful women, we get the gadgets, we get the non stop action, and we even get Jaws, a fan favorite, back. Jaws even gets to speak. Maybe it was in the contract. What is missing is the exotic locations and beautiful scenery. We do get outer space and jungles and water, but we don't quite get the exotic beauty that makes Bond films so spectacular. While the cinematography is not as good as others in the hay day, it does still beat the 21st century Bond movies which are so dull. Here, the victim is a maniac inte…

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tmdb93836550

2024-11-23

⭐ 8

Moonraker is another guilty pleasure Bond film, that with all the camp is still quote a serious film.

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