Male Bonding

Octopussy (1983)

Episode #15

June 7, 2015

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United Artists released Octopussy to theaters on June 10, 1983. John Glen directs the film which stars Roger Moore, Maud Adams, and Louis Jourdan.

Octopussy Movie Summary

British secret agent 009 is killed for being a clown. He was holding a forgery of a faberge egg. It appears the Russians are selling state jewelry at auction in England. Bond is sent to investigate. This leads him to India, where Bond tracks an exiled Afghan prince, Kamal Kahn. Bond boinks one of Kahn’s henchbroads, Magda, and she steals the Faberge egg from him. Bond, however, placed a tracking and listening device in the egg, knowing Magda would steal the egg.

Kahn, however, is not his own man. He works for a mysterious villain on an island fortress. This villain is called Octopussy. Kahn’s bodyguard, Gobinda, kidnaps Bond and holds him hostage in Kahn’s palace. Meanwhile, Bond escapes Kahn’s palace and listens to Kahn on the device in the egg. He learns that Kahn is working with a rogue Russian general, Orlov, to smuggle jewelry out of Russia and sell it in London. Kahn used Octopussy’s circus troupe to smuggle the jewels from East Germany into the West.

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