For Your Eyes Only

A British spy ship sinks in the Ionian Sea with the ATAC, the device that commands the UK's nuclear submarines. The Soviets want it. The archaeologist hired to find it is murdered with his wife, and their daughter, Melina Havelock, swears revenge with a crossbow. Bond goes to Spain, then Italy and Greece, past ski slopes and a biathlete assassin named Kriegler. Greek businessman Kristatos points to smuggler Milos Columbo, but Columbo shows Bond the real traitor is Kristatos, who works for the KGB. Bond and Melina recover the ATAC from the wreck, but Kristatos steals it. They climb to a clifftop monastery. Columbo kills Kristatos, and Bond tosses the ATAC off the cliff before General Gogol can take it.

1. ReferenceFlowers on Tracy's grave

   The film opens with Bond leaving flowers at the grave of Tracy Bond, his wife from On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The headstone reads "We have all the time in the world."

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2. Behind the scenesThe bald man with no name

   The bald villain with a wheelchair and a white cat in the opening is never named because of the legal fight with Kevin McClory. "We just let people draw their own conclusions," said director John Glen.

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3. CameoThe singer in the titles

   Sheena Easton is the only Bond theme singer to appear on screen in the title sequence. Maurice Binder liked her so much he put her in it.

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