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• Roman Holiday
  *[[Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay|Best Writing, Motion Picture Story]] ([[Ian McLellan Hunter]] & [[Dalton Tr *[[Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay|Best Writing, Screenplay]] ([[Ian McLellan Hunter]] & [[Dalton Trumbo]])
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• Moonraker
  ...writer)|Christopher Wood]] who had previously co-written and novelised the screenplay for the previous film, ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]''. Likewise, ''Moonraker' | screenplay = Christopher Wood
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• The Spy Who Loved Me
  | screenplay = Christopher Wood,<br>[[Richard Maibaum]] *Screenplay by: [[Christopher Wood (writer)|Christopher Wood]], [[Richard Maibaum]]
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• You Only Live Twice
  |Screenplay:||[[Roald Dahl]] The film's [[screenplay]] was written by [[Roald Dahl]], and lightly based on [[Ian Fleming]]'s [[1
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• The Graduate
  ...]] of the same name [[movie director|directed]] by [[Mike Nichols]] from a screenplay by [[Calder Willingham]] and [[Buck Henry]].
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• Thunderball
  |Screenplay:||[[Richard Maibaum]],<br> [[John Hopkins (writer)|John Hopkins]] ...ns (writer)|John Hopkins]], but was written as being "Based on an original screenplay by [[Jack Whittingham]]," which also was credited as being "Based on the or
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• The Spy Who Loved Me (film)
  |Screenplay:||Christopher Wood,<br>[[Richard Maibaum]] *Screenplay by: [[Christopher Wood (writer)|Christopher Wood]], [[Richard Maibaum]]
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• Never Say Never Again
  |Screenplay:||[[Lorenzo Semple Jr.]] *Screenplay by: [[Lorenzo Semple Jr.]]
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• Dr. No
  |Screenplay:||[[Richard Maibaum]],<br>[[Johanna Harwood]],<br>[[Berkeley Mather]] *Screenplay by: [[Richard Maibaum]], [[Johanna Harwood]], [[Berkely Mather]], [[Terence
  21 KB (3,300 words) - 22:45, 3 November 2009
• Moonraker (film)
  |Screenplay:||Christopher Wood *Screenplay by: [[Christopher Wood (writer)|Christopher Wood]]
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• From Russia with Love
  |Screenplay:||[[Richard Maibaum]]<br>[[Johanna Harwood]]<br> (adaptation) *Screenplay: [[Richard Maibaum]]
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• A View to a Kill
  |Screenplay:||Michael G. Wilson, Richard Maibaum ...lbert R. Broccoli]] and [[Michael G. Wilson]]. Wilson also co-authored the screenplay along with veteran screenwriter [[Richard Maibaum]].
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• The Man with the Golden Gun (film)
  |Screenplay:||[[Richard Maibaum]],<br>[[Tom Mankiewicz]] *Screenplay by: [[Richard Maibaum]], [[Tom Mankiewicz]]
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• For Your Eyes Only (film)
  |Screenplay:||[[Michael G. Wilson]],<br>[[Richard Maibaum]] *Screenplay by: [[Richard Maibaum]], [[Michael G. Wilson]]
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• The World Is Not Enough
  |Screenplay:||Neal Purvis<br>Robert Wade<br>[[Bruce Feirstein]] ...ed by [[Michael G. Wilson]] and [[Barbara Broccoli]]. The film's story and screenplay was written by [[Neal Purvis]] and [[Robert Wade (screenwriter)|Robert Wade
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• Octopussy
  |Screenplay:||[[George MacDonald Fraser]],<br>[[Michael G. Wilson]],<br>[[Richard Maiba *Screenplay By: [[George MacDonald Fraser]], [[Richard Maibaum]], [[Michael G. Wilson]]
  18 KB (2,857 words) - 23:18, 3 November 2009
• Diamonds Are Forever
  |Screenplay:||[[Richard Maibaum]], <br>[[Tom Mankiewicz]] *Screenplay by: [[Richard Maibaum]], [[Tom Mankiewicz]]
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• Licence to Kill
  |Screenplay:||Michael G. Wilson,<br> Richard Maibaum Michael G. Wilson was forced to finish the screenplay alone due to a strike by the [[Writers Guild of America]] which prevented R
  25 KB (3,923 words) - 23:38, 3 November 2009
• Live and Let Die
  |Screenplay:|| [[Tom Mankiewicz]] *Screenplay by: [[Tom Mankiewicz]]
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• Tomorrow Never Dies
  |Screenplay:||Bruce Feirstein ...nd novelist, [[Raymond Benson]]. Benson's version of [[Bruce Feirstein]]'s screenplay is suitably expanded, and includes some nods to past Bond films, including
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