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Good kisses from Russia (From Russia with Love).

Good kisses from Russia, by Terence Young (1963)

In "Good kisses from Russia", Sean Connery fully enters the character of 007 and appropriates it. At its best, it imposes itself as the unsurpassable Bond.

Main actors

Sean Connery

Daniela Bianchi

Pedro Armendáriz

Lotte Lenya

Robert Shaw

"Good Kisses from Russia", the second part of the "007 James Bond" saga, is appreciable for its classic espionage qualities and the charisma of Sean Connery in the title role, as well as for the development of some emblematic elements of the series.

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When John Fitzgerald Kennedy took himself for James Bond

Adventures, adrenaline and easy girls... The famous secret agent appeared on the big screen.

"Good kisses from Russia" is probably the last film seen by the president murdered on November 22, 1963 in Dallas.

Often, in the evening, in the early 1960s, the windows of the White House's private apartments remained lit very late, not failing to arouse the curiosity of journalists. So what could this young president that the United States had just given itself to do? Work on his files, receive yet another advisor? In reality, as he himself acknowledged, it happened to John Fitzgerald Kennedy to spend a few sleepless nights, as he was captivated by a new opus of James Bond, whose adventures he literally devoured.

With women and a taste for power, reading James Bond was undoubtedly one of the most effective derivatives to try to forget for a while the terrible pains that constantly pulled his back. In November 1961, Kennedy, just elected, was indeed a great patient, but no one knows it: stuffed with drugs, under permanent bites, he overplays the perfect quadra in public, even though he sometimes has to use crutches behind the scenes. Does he project himself into the exotic tribulations of this always impeccable spy, greedy for sex and planetary hero, ready to pay for himself to kill the bad guys who threaten the world.

"Kiss, kiss, bang, bang"

At that time, the Cold War divided the globe and secret agents were fashionable. The American president discovers with humor the adventures of 007, written by Ian Fleming, a former official of the Second World War just like him. With the difference that Fleming earned his stripes in counter-espionage. Becoming a writer at the end of the conflict, the British officer was inspired by widely romanticized anecdotes to publish Casino Royale as early as 1953. "My recipe is in four words," he admits. Kiss, kiss, bang, bang

If the British love it, the Americans take time to discover 007. It was not until 1961 and an interview in Life Magazine that James Bond made a smashing entry into the United States: in the list of his favorite books, the American president slips... From Russia with love, by Ian Fleming. Overnight, sales take off and producers immediately feel the right deal. In fact, a year later, on October 5, 1962, James Bond against Dr. No was released in theaters, with Sean Connery in the lead role. Faced with success, we are thind of a sequel. And why not Good kisses from Russia? Suggests the president, decidedly very addicted, during a private screening. How to oppose such a wish The shooting of From Russia with Love begins in the following months.

See Bond and die

In the fall of 1963, according to Variety magazine, producers will even go and screen a still incomplete version at the White House to please Kennedy. Good kisses from Russia would thus be one of the last films that the young president would have seen before dying murdered on November 22, in Dallas, during a spectacular scene that Ian Fleming would not have denied. The novelist, rich and famous, only survives a few years of his phenomenal success: two years later, he dies of a heart attack after burning his life in the arms of beautiful creatures and with great scrapies of tape.

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