Release of Never Say Never Again
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Never Say Never Again is a non-Eon James Bond film that marked the return of Sean Connery to the iconic role of James Bond. The film was directed by Irvin Kershner and is notable for its departure from the traditional Eon Productions series. The plot revolves around James Bond's confrontation with his nephew, Jimmy Bond, who devises a plan involving biological warfare aimed at altering the physical appearance of women and eliminating tall men. This conflict leads to a series of events that culminate in a dramatic showdown at a casino, where secret agents engage in a battle that ultimately results in the destruction of the building. The film grossed approximately $160 million worldwide, showcasing its commercial success despite being outside the Eon franchise. The film's unique storyline and Connery's performance contributed to its impact on the James Bond legacy, as it was one of the few instances where an actor returned to the role after a significant hiatus. The film's reception highlighted the enduring popularity of the Bond character and the franchise's ability to adapt to changing audience expectations.

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