"You cannot just arrest him, you must find a different way. You may have to kill him."

This scene from the 1981 Bond movie For Your Eyes Only has been signed by the man who played Kristatos, Julian Glover.  Perhaps one of the most sly of all Bond villains, Kristatos attempts not only to sell NATO's ATAC to the Soviets, but to get Bond to kill his competitor and long-time adversary, Columbo. Appearing in For Your Eyes Only, Kristatos is a smuggler and a thief with no scruples and a score of hired killers led by Emile Locque. He has a poor sense of honour, having gained a medal from the British during the war while he was actually serving as a double agent. His only redeeming feature is his concern for his hot-headed, ice skating protoge, Bibi Dahl.

A British spy-ship, the St. Georges, accidently hits a mine and sinks near a Warsaw Pact country. On aboard is ATAC, a communications device that could order Western subs to attack friendly areas. 007 is sent to recover the ATAC and the Russians, interested in getting ATAC, send a message to their local "contact". Bond's investigations leads to Greece and he meets Melina Havelock, out for revenge, as the "Contact" has had her parents murdered. Bond also meets Aristotle Kristatos and Milos Colombo (known as "The Dove") and evidence leads that one of them is the Russian's "Contact" but both accuses the other. Melina and Bond sets out to recover the ATAC and not only goes up against the "Contract" but also against Bibi, a young ice-skater, who has a major crush on 007...

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The Bond films are a British institution which have been entertaining audiences since Dr No first hit screens in 1962. Sean Connery, Roger Moore, George Lazenby, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig have all provided different takes on Ian Fleming's literary character and 007 has remained as fresh and appealing as ever. This is your chance to let the world of espionage into your home. This piece is a most definitely licensed to thrill - don't miss out!

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