Sean Rigg

007 (Sean Connery) has been captured by Blofeld (Charles Gray) - the villain. 007 changed a plan to destroy Blofeld (in a tape recording) with another band of military music from the satellite so quickly. And Blofeld did not notice that.

007 immediately put a new tape into the merits of cases Tiffany (the woman Bond has been a traitor because she worked for Blofeld). Even if the case is finally working for 007 at the end of the film.

She was not aware of a hand, such use does not really 007? Why was he given this band important to her? Then she calls back the tape in the machine of the bloody Blofeld. Then she gives Bond this band again and asked, why is it so important band?

Bond is very angry and very shouted: "You're a bitc.h stupid! Why did you let me go?

oh man oh man! Jill St. John's has been very painful in this film. Diana Rigg was a much better link-wife in "Her Majesty's Secret Service 1969"

Tiffany was a little warm. But my favorite at least should be Christmas Jones from "The World Is Not Enough", simply because his plays Denise Richards.

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I think you're looking for this movie too seriously and putting too much blame Jill for the script she had to work with, and as it did as well as anyone could expected to do. It is true that this film was the odd one in that it is an independent production, outside of the franchise and I think they paid Sean Connery a record amount at the time to resume his role since Official Bond was Roger Moore, but I can not remember many details perhaps if you check Wickipedia you get better information.