As it approaches its 40th anniversary since hitting the big screen, many James Bond fans remain puzzled over the meaning of ...

Max Zorin, meeting James Bond, and immediately disliking him. MGM His evil plan is to conquer the microchip market by creating earthquakes and floods that will destroy most of the San Francisco ...

Instead, Max and James Bond engage in a memorable battle on the Golden Gate Bridge, with Mr. Zorin falling as fast as his ambitions. (Image credit: Danjaq, LLC and MGM) Necros - The Milkman With A ...

Max Zorin, meeting James Bond, and immediately disliking him. His evil plan is to conquer the microchip market by creating earthquakes and floods that will destroy most of the San Francisco Bay area.

James Bond star Roger Moore's last 007 movie was A View to a Kill and its villain Max Zorin was turned down by a number of music icons. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

In 1985, when A View to a Kill hit theaters in wide release in the U.S. on May 24, incumbent James Bond actor Roger Moore was 57. In fact, according to his own memoir, My Words Is My Bond, Moore ...

Bond squares off against Zorin (Christopher Walken), a crazed businessman who plots to destroy Silicon Valley (!) so that he can maintain a monopoly over microchip production and seems more ...

James Bond fans are only just learning what the movie title A View to A Kill actually means 40 years after its release in ...

The 1985 flick sees British secret agent James Bond thwarting Max Zorin's evil plans involving a microchip, retrieved from a deceased colleague in Russia. Despite its popularity, ...

Max Zorin, meeting James Bond, and immediately disliking him. His evil plan is to conquer the microchip market by creating earthquakes and floods that will destroy most of the San Francisco Bay area.