Like many boys growing up in the 1950s and early 1960s, Steven Spielberg loved Jameseims BondDebonair, spy spy on the secret service of her Majesty and The movies in which John Connery starred in. Spielberg told Indiveir that "the only franchise I was caring for and wanted to be a part of JamesiMs Bond," and that was his "dream-in-the-free dream to make a little movie that would get a nominee, and then (then (Bond's producer) would ask me to ask me."

In his early work, Steven Spielberg had to flex his activities and thriller genres muscles For the Columbus television series, Containing Twisty Plates, and his television film "Duel", which had a chase with high -high cars. These were the ideal exhibitions of his abilities to mulish the film Jameseims Bond, but it wasn't enough to hear from Broccoli. Instead, they were Richard D. Zanuk and David Brown of the Universal Study who came to call for adaptation of Peter Bankley's "jaws", which would end with Spielberg's notorious over his craziest dreams. However, Spielberg wanted to do his pingage for the Jameseims Bond, and did it in a sly way.

When Chief Brody and Matt Houper perform the autopsy of the tiger shark, they find everything except the little boy Alex Kintner they are looking for, just to find fish purees, cans of cans and an old license plate in Louisiana, which reads "007 O 981". 007 is a well -known name of the JameSei Bond code. Fun weekly It also points out that the lower numbers in the left and right agles, 72 and 73, call the year "live and let it die" was shot in Louisiana and was published in theaters next year. The slogan "Sports Paradise" at the top of the license plate appears on a billboard in the film.

Starwar "LiveWeus and let it die" Roger Moore stepped into secret agent's shoes after John Connery finished his six -film shelf life. In his memoirs "My Word is My Board: Memoir", the actor recalls climbing Spielberg in Paris in the early 1970s, where Spielberg has made it clear that he is committed to directing a film by the Jameses Bond. It was not up to the massive success of the "jaws" and "close -up meetings of the third type", Moore approached the broccoli for Spielberg's possibility of undertaking a project. "Do you know how much of a percentage would you like?" Broccoli responded. At that time, the directors of the bonds were offered only flat fees.

Spielberg had a lot of swings and misses when it comes to directed by the Jamesesheims Bond, but he found a way to reduce his appetite by creating his own action series on Indiana Onesons' relationship, a beautiful, whip-smart archaeologist with a devilish attitude. After dealing with espionage during World War I and worked for the World War II Strategic Services Office, he became entangled in heart attacks around the world, full of danger, mystery and romance.