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Never Say Never Again is the second James Bond theatrical film not produced by EON Productions and the second film adaptation of the story Thunderball. Released in 1983, it stars Sean Connery as British Secret Service agent James Bond. It was released theatrically by Warner Bros. In November 2013, the McClory Estate and EON Productions reached an agreement transferring all rights to Fleming's Thunderball, the organization of SPECTRE, and the character of Ernst Stavro Blofeld to EON.

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  • Never Say Never Again (film)
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  • Never Say Never Again is the second James Bond theatrical film not produced by EON Productions and the second film adaptation of the story Thunderball. Released in 1983, it stars Sean Connery as British Secret Service agent James Bond. It was released theatrically by Warner Bros. In November 2013, the McClory Estate and EON Productions reached an agreement transferring all rights to Fleming's Thunderball, the organization of SPECTRE, and the character of Ernst Stavro Blofeld to EON.
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Editing
  • Ian Crafford
Runtime
  • 8040.0
Producer
  • Jack Schwartzman
Screenplay
  • Lorenzo Semple Jr.
Caption
  • Never Say Never Again theatrical poster
Song
  • "Never Say Never Again"
Title
  • Never Say Never Again
Music
  • Michel Legrand
Performer
Gross
  • 1.6E8
Distributor
  • Warner Bros.
  • MGM/Columbia Pictures
ID
  • 86006(xsd:integer)
Released
  • 1983-10-07(xsd:date)
Composer
  • Alan & Marilyn Bergman
Budget
  • 3.6E7
Writer
Director
  • Irvin Kershner
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  • Never Say Never Again is the second James Bond theatrical film not produced by EON Productions and the second film adaptation of the story Thunderball. Released in 1983, it stars Sean Connery as British Secret Service agent James Bond. It was released theatrically by Warner Bros. The film is not considered part of the canon of the Bond film franchise from EON Productions and United Artists, despite its currently being handled by the official film series distributor, MGM. MGM acquired the distribution rights in 1997 after their acquisition of Orion Pictures. The film also marks the culmination of a long legal battle between United Artists and Kevin McClory. Its release opposite the franchise Bond film Octopussy (starring Roger Moore) quickly led the media to dub the situation the "Battle of the Bonds". In November 2013, the McClory Estate and EON Productions reached an agreement transferring all rights to Fleming's Thunderball, the organization of SPECTRE, and the character of Ernst Stavro Blofeld to EON.
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