From Russia with Love movie

James Bond willingly falls into an assassination ploy involving a naive Russian beauty in order to retrieve a Soviet encryption device that was stolen by SPECTRE.

:This article is about the novel. For the film see From Russia with Love (film). For the soundtrack see From Russia with Love (soundtrack). For the video game see From Russia with Love (video game)From Russia with Love, published in 1957, is the fifth James Bond novel written by Ian Fleming and is considered to be one of the best in the series - the 1963 film version has been often cited by several film critics as the best of the movie franchise.

Its biggest boost came four years after From Russia with Love was published from an article in Life Magazine on March 17, 1961 in which U.S. President John F. Kennedy included it in a list of his favorite books; the James Bond novel was the only work of fiction in the list of ten.The title of the book sometimes is printed with a comma, as From Russia, with Love, depending upon the publisher. It is more commonly printed without the punctuation.Plot summaryFrom Russia with Love differs from Flemings previous Bond novels in that the first one third of the novel revolves around SMERSH executioner Red Grant, as well as the organization, SMERSH, itself. (Bond himself is not mentioned by name until the end of Chapter 5, and does not actually make an appearance until Part 2 of the novel commences with Chapter 11.)The novel is a series of elaborate plots and counterplots, between the British and the Russian intelligence agencies. It begins with SMERSH, the Soviet assassination agency, seeking to redeem itself from a series of failures that have made some within the Soviet government begin to criticize the organization.

All From Russia with Love trailers available on youtube

From Russia with Love Cast

• Aliza Gur
• Bernard Lee
• Daniela Bianchi
• Eunice Gayson
• Francis De Wolff
• George Pastell
• Lois Maxwell
• Lotte Lenya
• Martine Beswick
• Nadja Regin
• Pedro Armendáriz
• Robert Shaw
• Vladek Sheybal
• Walter Gotell