The Spy Who Loved Me
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Sep 18, 2026
Mark AdderleyHOST
I've probably been screen recorded myself screen recording it.
Mark AdderleyHOST
So I recorded this and I was recording it and I was thinking, This is straight out of The Spy Who Loved Me.
Mark AdderleyHOST
This is out of a Bond movie.
Nadia SawalhaHOST
I mean, I haven't seen this yet.
Dave PrestonHOST
The more one that I can really go back and re-watch, gosh, you know, I mean, I can...
Dave PrestonHOST
I would say The Spy Who Loved Me is probably the most rewatchable for me where I can just slip in.
Dave PrestonHOST
But it's too good to be a guilty pleasure, in my opinion.
Dave PrestonHOST
I would say maybe Diamonds is a guilty pleasure sometimes.
Brian CorsonHOST
Of course, I'm not doing that all in one sitting or anything like that.
Brian CorsonHOST
But I'll just start watching them and I'll watch Dr.
Brian CorsonHOST
No and I'll make it probably till about the spy who loved me.
Brian CorsonHOST
And then the project will kind of I'll get distracted by some new project that I want to work on.
EmHOST
Austin Powers became a legitimate phenomenon.
EmHOST
The film's quotes spread like wildfire through college campuses and playgrounds.
EmHOST
Simply put, without the advent of DVD, the Austin Powers phenomenon of the late '90s wouldn't have existed.
EmHOST
In fact, it was so successful on VHS and DVD that a sequel was put into action.
EmHOST
They auditioned actors ranging from 17 inches tall up to 4'8" before finding their match in Verne Troyer.
EmHOST
He wasn't part of the initial casting call.
EmHOST
The casting directors got a tip from a writer friend of theirs and sent for a tape of the then 30-year-old Troyer, who stood 2'8" and had already built a substantial CV of small film and TV roles.
EmHOST
Once Troyer had the part, Myers told him that by being one-eighth of Dr. Evil's size, it meant he was corresponding a more concentrated evil, a more compressed evil, rather than Scott Evil's Diet Coke of evil, just one calorie, not evil enough.
Mark ParslowGUEST
And we've not really mentioned James Bond, maybe because there's loads of different cars with James Bond.
Mark ParslowGUEST
And classic, but the one that I remember is the white Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me in 1977, which was the one that sort of turned into a submarine.
Mark ParslowGUEST
Yes.
Mark ParslowGUEST
Yeah, that was probably the most iconic one, I think, when I think of James Bond vehicles.
Ken LittleGUEST
They always make me think of, you remember in the James Bond movies when they first came out, the original ones with Sean Connery, it would always be right.
Ken LittleGUEST
The very last credit will be James Bond will return in The Spy Who Loved Me.
Ken LittleGUEST
They give you the title and everything so you know what's coming next.
Ken LittleGUEST
I wonder sometimes if they shouldn't just do that because I've noticed they're doing that now with the Marvel movies, too.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
Okay, shit.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
Live and Let Die, The Spy Who Loved Me, Goldfinger Moonraker, Octopussy...
Ike BarinholtzHOST
Ooh, okay.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
It's, it's definitely, it's either Sean or Roger.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
your eyes only.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
It's a very strong Bond one.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
For your eyes only, but the spy who loved me is maybe like, that's Carly Simon.
Ike BarinholtzHOST
Like the spy who loved me is breaking all my-
Lisa MolinelliHOST
Yeah,
Dustin MorrowHOST
I think the best Bond is The Spy Who Loved Me.
Dustin MorrowHOST
I
Lisa MolinelliHOST
think that's
Dustin MorrowHOST
You know, it's the movie that Austin Powers spoofs the most.
Lisa MolinelliHOST
Oh, is that right? Yeah.
Dustin MorrowHOST
Like the most of the sort of direct jokes where Austin Powers is sort of directly referencing something specific from Bond, most of those come out of The Spy Who Loved Me.
Dustin MorrowHOST
Right.
Trevor OwensHOST
Yeah.
Trevor OwensHOST
Other nominees are Semi-Tough and The Spy Who Loved Me, the second Roger Moore or the third Roger Moore Bond film.
Trevor OwensHOST
I'm not
Andrea BirdingHOST
sure.
Trevor OwensHOST
That would have been interesting, at least.
Trevor OwensHOST
Yeah.
Andrea BirdingHOST
Yeah, I think I agree with that, that I think in terms of like, not necessarily do I think the writing is better, but which would I have preferred to watch for this podcast? I think The Spy Who Loved Me wins for me.
Trevor OwensHOST
yeah same i mean do you are you a big bond fan anyway have you not really i've
Neil BrockHOST
And it's... considering it was there's one ropey moment where you get like a close-up of roger moore when it's clearly the background is just the slopes going past on like a i don't know some sort of reeled background but beyond that the stunts are incredible and like this was like the beginning of the james bond the real set piece opening and now bond films are famous for having amazing yeah and I'll just say the film now because we've gone so far.
Neil BrockHOST
The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me.
Neil BrockHOST
And we have this scene where he's essentially skiing down these slopes with these bad guys chasing after him.
Neil BrockHOST
One of them being the swanky agent we saw in the scene before cuddling up with the beautiful triple X Russian agent.
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James SmithHOST
One last thing.
James SmithHOST
This is our list.
James SmithHOST
The Spy Who Loved Me, Inglorious Bastards, Bastards, Bastards.
Neil BrockHOST
Yeah, I can never know how to actually answer it.
Owen HumphreysGUEST
i'm i'm siding with chad on this one
Russell GuestHOST
I like that one but keep in mind it was one of the first ones I picked up to keep me going so like it was probably like the third movie I watched so this is gonna tent things so just to be so I did Goldeneye I did The Spy Who Loved Me and then I did probably A View to a Kill was my third one so
Chad RobinsonHOST
I assume Connery is your man Owen like is that your bond
Owen HumphreysGUEST
this is gonna be controversial I kind of like Dalton the most
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