Timothy Dalton refused to use a stand-in when filming the Broto chase scene, and went to the battle to complete all the filming himself.
Sam Neal, Mark Greenstreet, Antony Hamilton and Sean Bing are also candidates to play 007. Pierce Brosnan has a high voice, but he is busy shooting several TV shows and has no time to do it again. Christopher Lambert missed the corner of 007 because of his French accent.
Two weeks after filming started, Timothy Dutton was officially introduced to audiences around the world at a press conference in Vienna.
In the live cello chase scene, due to the weight difference between Timothy Dalton and Maryam D'Abo, the cello often lost balance due to bumps, and the two were almost injured.
The natural gas pipeline truck in the film is not a fiction, but a device called "Scouring Pig", used to inspect and clean the natural gas pipeline between Western Europe and the Soviet Union.
In the opening picture of Gibraltar, some real military facilities appeared, including a highway dedicated to the Ministry of National Defense open to the crew and a machine gun tower on an airstrip.
Some unedited films of the film were stolen and made into video tapes for sale. Producer Albert Brockley issued a notice in this regard, claiming that the film in the copy was not completed, and there was no soundtrack or special effects, only in the theater. The screens are complete.
The odd-looking rifle used by 007 in shooting Kara in the film is not specially made for the film, but the WA2000 sniper rifle produced by Walter Weapons Company. The PPK pistol that 007 has always used is produced by this company.
The producer gave Morten Harket, the lead singer of the A-Ha band, a small role, but he gave up because of a trip to Japan.
The stunt on the roof of the jeep in the prologue was done by Timothy Dalton himself.
The first draft of the film script was written by Roger Moore.
In order to shorten the film length, the scene where 007 escaped with the carpet on the roof of Tangier was cut off.
The film is the last 007 film with soundtrack John Barry, and he also made a cameo as the ending orchestra leader in the film.
The rocket in Q’s test room was launched by Prince Charles, who was off the screen, while Prince Charles and Princess Diana of the United Kingdom were visiting the studio.
The Soviet killer in the opening film was originally played by a stuntman. But after watching the sample, director John Glen thought that the role should be played by a professional actor, so he invited Karl Rigg.
When the film was first released, the poster caused controversy, and the opponent claimed that the composition of the poster was suggestive of violence against women.
The producers of the film deliberately arranged actors who looked exactly like George Lazmbe and Roger Moore to star in 002 and 004
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