Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
07-09-09 | 01:27 PM
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which is sad, since I actually bought the soundtrack to The Spy Who Loved me when it came out. 
07-09-09 | 01:28 PM
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Re: Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
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07-09-09 | 01:32 PM
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Re: Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
Many of them are very accomplished but overshadowed by Barry's early-60s scores. I just always remember Bill Conti because I think his score on For Your Eyes Only drags down an otherwise great movie.
07-09-09 | 01:50 PM
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07-09-09 | 02:00 PM
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07-09-09 | 02:09 PM
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Re: Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
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07-09-09 | 02:15 PM
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Re: Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
18. R: Name a supposed ally, attached to Bond in a professional capacity, who intentionally betrays him in some way
07-09-09 | 02:38 PM
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Re: Sheep, James (Bond) (Reverse) Sheep
I think some of these answers are suspect....question says "attached to Bond in a professional capacity."
I take that to mean they also work for the Secret Service or have some kind of formal working relationship with 007.
For example, in what way is Killifer attached professionally to Bond? He worked with Leiter. Not Bond. Kristatos simply fed Bond some information. Electra King is borderline, but I suppose I can buy it since he was basically bodyguarding her under orders. I considered all these but ruled them out since I don't think the relationships meet the requirements of the question.
I take that to mean they also work for the Secret Service or have some kind of formal working relationship with 007.
For example, in what way is Killifer attached professionally to Bond? He worked with Leiter. Not Bond. Kristatos simply fed Bond some information. Electra King is borderline, but I suppose I can buy it since he was basically bodyguarding her under orders. I considered all these but ruled them out since I don't think the relationships meet the requirements of the question.
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