The James Bond franchise had hit a new height. The overwhelming success of the previous two films meant that another installment was assured, but United Artists' budget issues meant that this new film would have to look significantly different from the grandiose set pieces and over-the-top action sequences of The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker. The result was one of the least-remembered and perhaps most out-of-place films in the series. What pieces of continuity are contained in this film, and why did Greek monks disrupt the production? Find out on this episode of Cases of Continuity!
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