SPECTRE tries to play UK against the Soviets for its own ends
From Russia With Love was the second James Bond movie and was released after the success of Dr. No. It expanded upon the threat of SPECTRE a secret crime and terrorist organization that worked secretly during the Cold War unbeknownst to the world. That is until James Bond discovered it. The story was based upon an Ian Flemming book of the same title and showed the strengths and weaknesses of his writing and the screen writers.<br /><br />The movie starts with Bond (Sean Connery) being sent to Turkey when British intelligence MI6 is informed that a secretary named Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi) at the Soviet embassy there wants to turn over a super-secret code machine called the Lektor. It turns out SPECTRE is behind the whole thing and wants to play the British and Soviets against each other.<br /><br />From Russia From Love had some of what would become the mainstays of the Bond films. First, there were beautiful Bond women. Besides Romanova there was Sylvia Trench (Eunice Gayson) who was in Dr. No, and two gypsy women Zora (Martine Beswick) who would return in the Thunderball movie and Vida (Aliza Gur). When Bond gets his assignment from his boss M (Bernard Lee) he flirted with the secretary Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell). He also got his first gadgets from Q (Desmond Llewelyn) which included a collapsible sniper rifle and a briefcase that included money and a gas bomb if it wasn’t opened correctly. Of course, when Bond arrives in Istanbul he gets involved in all kinds of espionage and action and SPECTRE has sent Red Grant (Robert Shaw) to make sure their plan works.<br /><br />Here is the one drawback of the movie and it has its origins with the original From Russia With Love book. Ian Flemming was a British imperialist and racist. That led him to include all kinds of racist stereotypes about non-whites in his writing and that carried over to the film. When Bond is in Turkey he goes to a gypsy camp where two women have a fight over a man. This was to imply that the gypsies weren’t quite civilized.<br /><br />Overall, From Russia With Love is a very good Bond film. This was when the series was still fresh and brand new to the public. Still I would put it a bit below my two favorite Bond movies Dr. No and Goldfinger.<br />C
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