Moonraker | James Bond fights in mid-air

Moonraker is the eleventh installment in the 1979 series of James Bond films produced by Eon Productions and the fourth to actor Roger Moore as the James Bond spy.

During the investigation of the Space Shuttle theft, 007 met the owner of the space shuttle company named Hugo Drax. He follows the trail from California to Venice, Rio de Janeiro, the Amazon rainforest, and eventually to outer space to stop a plan to eliminate the world's population and recreate humanity with a master race.

Moonraker's production cost was $34 million, more than twice that of The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Despite its high cost and mixed reviews, the film's visuals were applauded. Derek Meddings was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Finally, Moonraker became the highest-grossing film of the 007 series, with $210.3 million worldwide, a record that lasted until 1995 GoldenEye.

Moonraker cast:

- Roger Moore as James Bond 007, tasked with investigating the theft of a space shuttle from the space program "Moonraker."
- Lois Chiles as Holly Goodhead, a CIA agent who plays an astronaut scientist on loan from NASA to work at Drax Industries.
- Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax, an industrial tycoon who plots to poison all humans on Earth, then recreates the planet from his space station.
- Richard Kiel as Jaws. He is of enormous stature and possesses a set of solid steel teeth. Drax's minions.
- Corinne Cléry as Corinne Dufour, Drax's private pilot.
- Bernard Lee as M, the head of MI6. This is Bernard Lee's final appearance as M.
Geoffrey Keen as Frederick Gray, British Secretary of Defense.
- Desmond Llewelyn as Q, the "director" of MI6, who provides Bond with versatile vehicles and valuable equipment for his later mission.
- Toshiro Suga as Chang, Drax's first henchman.
- Irka Bochenko as Blonde Beauty, Drax's main henchman.
- Michael Marshall as Colonel Scott, a United States Marine Corps Space Force commander.
- Leila Shenna as Private Flight Hostess, from the opening scene.
- Jean-Pierre Castaldi as Private Jet Pilot, from the opening sequence.
- Walter Gotell as General Anatoly Gogol, head of the KGB.

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