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..., the initial villain of the film was [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], however, [[Kevin McClory]], who owns the film rights to ''[[Thunderball]]'' forced an [[inju ...ever, Bond is able to get the submarines to destroy each other, saving New York and Moscow. After a final confrontation with Stromberg, Bond rescues Amasov

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..., the initial villain of the film was [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], however, [[Kevin McClory]], who owns the film rights to ''[[Thunderball]]'', forced an [[inj ...British and Soviet submarines to destroy each other, saving Moscow and New York. After a final confrontation with Stromberg, Bond rescues Amasova and they

...fourth, "[[Octopussy and The Living Daylights#"007 in New York"|007 in New York]]", was added in 2002. ...hunderball'' was a novelisation having been based on scripts by himself, [[Kevin McClory]], and [[Jack Whittingham]] (although it predated the movie), and t

...fourth, "[[Octopussy and The Living Daylights#"007 in New York"|007 in New York]]", was added in 2002. ...hunderball'' was a novelisation having been based on scripts by himself, [[Kevin McClory]], and [[Jack Whittingham]] (although it predated the movie), and t

...9 film "[[Wild Wild West (film)|Wild Wild West]]," starring Will Smith and Kevin Kline, the latter of which plays the character who invents said gadget. The ; 1971 Cadillac Eldorado: Used by Kananga's henchmen in New York, it fires poisonous darts from its side mirror.