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In 1981's "For Your Eyes Only," Bond (Roger Moore) receives a distress signal from a British spy ship, the Stealth, which has sunk in the Mediterranean. The ship was carrying a top-secret encryption device containing British missile launch instructions. With this sensitive information at risk of falling into Soviet hands, M sends Bond to locate the device before it's too late. Bond begins his mission by infiltrating a Soviet freighter, where he discovers that the crew is transporting a shipment of stolen goods. He soon learns that the Stealth's captain, Boatwright (John Wyman), had been working with a rogue agent named Kristatos (Julian Glover) to steal the encryption device and sell it to the highest bidder. Bond's investigation leads him to Athens, where he encounters Melina Havelock (Carrera), the daughter of a murdered British operative. Melina is on her own mission to take revenge on Kristatos, who had betrayed her father. Bond forms an uneasy alliance with Melina as they navigate through a complex web of deceit and betrayal. As they uncover more secrets about Kristatos' operation, Bond and Melina find themselves entangled in a cat-and-mouse game with the villainous Kristatos and his henchmen. Along the way, Bond faces off against a range of formidable foes, including the cunning Kristatos, the ruthless Stefano Casio (Andrea Pontiac), and the deadly Ariadne Alexandrou (Lolita Chakrabarti). Throughout his adventure, Bond employs his trademark blend of wit, charm, and physical prowess to outmaneuver his enemies. In a series of heart-pumping action sequences, he takes on Kristatos' henchmen in an abandoned tank, dodges deadly traps in a heavily guarded complex, and engages in a high-stakes underwater battle. As the stakes reach their climax, Bond must use all his skills and cunning to prevent the encryption device from falling into Soviet hands. With its blend of espionage thrills, witty banter, and memorable characters, "For Your Eyes Only" remains one of the most beloved Bond films of the 1980s.

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