The Spy Who Loved Me is, simply put, Roger Moore's best Bond. Of course, it had to be since the previous one was his worse. It was the height of the Moore era (and the third best Bond film), and possibly the height of the Moore career.

Originally a star of horribly bad b-movies (including the mst3k classic Eegah!), Kiel went on to stardom in the James Bond series as Jaws, probably one of the more memorable villians from the series. He should definitely be in some more movies...
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Originally a star of horribly bad b-movies (including the mst3k classic Eegah!), Kiel went on to stardom in the James Bond series as Jaws, probably one of the more memorable villians from the series. He should definitely be in some more movies today...

Straight out of no where, Craig comes out to play one of the best protrayals of James Bond to date in Casino Royale. Some compare him to Connery, but I think he's better. He definitely stays loyal to the brutish style of Ian Fleming's original...
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Straight out of no where, Craig comes out to play one of the best protrayals of James Bond to date in Casino Royale. Some compare him to Connery, but I think he's better. He definitely stays loyal to the brutish style of Ian Fleming's original Agent 007 and that's a good thing.

Best known for his performance in Eegah, this b-movie star was mediocre at best. His only good film was The Sadist, an old black and white thriller. While his films were not the best, I've definitely seen worse b-movies.