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The First Original James Bond Film Still Holds up 30 Years Later
MovieWebStory by Jake Dee
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30 years later, the first original James Bond film 'GoldenEye' still proves its worth as a quintessential 007 adventure.
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- With no source material to draw from, 'GoldenEye' screenwriters Michael France and Jeffrey Caine crafted a thrilling plot that paid homage to Bond's legacy while forging its own path.
- Director Martin Campbell's gritty yet refined touch elevated 'GoldenEye', with Pierce Brosnan's debut as 007 earning high praise from critics and fans alike as one of the best Bond performances.
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Michael France, Jeffrey Caine, Martin Campbell, Pierce Brosnan, James Bond, GoldenEye