Tomorrow Never Dies [Blu-ray]

Director: Roger Spottiswoode Roger Spottiswoode

Overview

This is the 18th chapter in the 35-year-old James Bond series. Here, Bond becomes involved with "journalist" Wai Lin after crashing a party of billionaire Carver, who is manipulating the world's media with false information. Bond must again save the world with a modified BMW and other new gadgets.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/15/2015
UPC:	0883904333814
Original Release:	1997
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Mgm (Video & Dvd)
Language:	English
Sales rank:	1,941

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Pierce Brosnan	James Bond
Jonathan Pryce	Elliot Carver
Michelle Yeoh	Wai Lin
Teri Hatcher	Paris Carver
Joe Don Baker	Wade,Actor
Ricky Jay	Henry Gupta
Judi Dench	M
Desmond Llewelyn	Q
Vincent Schiavelli	Dr. Kaufman
Geoffrey Palmer	Admiral Roebuck
Colin Salmon	Robinson
Samantha Bond	Moneypenny
Julian Fellowes	Minister of Defense
Terence Rigby	General Bukharin
Cecilie Thomsen	Professor Inga Bergstrom
Nina Young	Tamara Steel
Daphne Deckers	PR Lady
Colin Stinton	Dr. Dave Greenwalt
Al Matthews	Master Sergeant 3
Mark Spalding	Stealth Boat Captain
Bruce Alexander	HMS Chester Captain
Anthony Green	HMS Chester Firing Officer
Christopher Bowen	Commander Richard Day
Andrew Hawkins	Lieutenant Commander Peter Hume
Dominic Shaun	HMS Devonshire Lieutenant Commander
Julian Rhind-Tutt	HMS Devonshire Yeoman
Gerard Butler	HMS Devonshire Leading Seaman
Adam Barker	HMS Devonshire Sonar
Michael Byrne	Admiral Kelly
Pip Torrens	HMS Bedford Captain
Hugh Bonneville	HMS Bedford Air Warfare Officer
Jason Watkins	HMS Bedford Principal Warfare Officer
Eoin McCarthy	HMS Bedford Yeoman
Brendan Coyle	HMS Bedford Leading Seaman
David Ashton	First Sea Lord
William Scott-Masson	Staff Officer 1
Laura Brattan	Staff Officer 2
Nadia Cameron	Beth Davidson
Liza Ross	Mary Golson
Hugo Napier	Jeff Hobbs
Rolf Saxon	Philip Jones
Vincent Wang	Mig Pilot
Philip Kwok	General Chang
Götz Otto	Stamper
Nadia Cameron-Blakey	Beth Davidson (as Nadia Cameron)
Michael G Wilson	Actor
Curtis Rivers	Actor
Vincent Shiavelli	Actor
Minna Aaltonen	Actor
James Wallace	Actor
David Arnold	Composer

Technical Credits

Bruce Feirstein

Ian Fleming

Jonathan P.B. Taylor

Roger Spottiswoode	Director
Bruce Feirstein	Screenwriter
Vic Armstrong	Stunts
Dickey Beer	Stunts
Barbara Broccoli	Producer
Mara Bryan	Special Effects
Chris Corbould	Special Effects
Sharon Lark	Special Effects
Debbie McWilliams	Casting
Bill Neil	Special Effects
Michael G. Wilson	Producer
Peter Aston	Special Effects
Peter Baldock	Sound Effects
Ian Fleming	Screenwriter
Jonathan P.B. Taylor	Screenwriter
Chris Munro	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

This 18th James Bond film returns the character to his usual behavior following the more politically correct Goldeneye. The double-entendres and smarmy sexual innuendos are back, as is Pierce Brosnan, this time battling a crazed media mogul (Jonathan Pryce) intent on starting a war between England and China so he can cover it on his global satellite network. Michelle Yeoh scores points as a beautiful Chinese agent, Pryce is wonderfully nutty, and the stunts are a lot of fun. This entry should please Bond fans who enjoy the campier films in the series (The Man With the Golden Gun, for example) more than those looking for high tension, as Roger Spottiswoode directs with tongue firmly in cheek.