Die Another Day (2002)

60% User Rating

2h 13min

"He's never been cooler."

James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.

Lee TamahoriDirector

Cast

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Pierce Brosnan

James Bond

Halle Berry

Jinx

Toby Stephens

Gustav Graves

Rosamund Pike

Miranda Frost

Rick Yune

Zao

Judi Dench

John Cleese

Michael Madsen

Falco

Will Yun Lee

Colonel Moon

Kenneth Tsang

General Moon

Emilio Echevarría

Raoul

Mikhail Gorevoy

Vlad

Lawrence Makoare

Mr. Kil

Colin Salmon

Robinson

Samantha Bond

Moneypenny

Ben Wee

Snooty Desk Clerk

Ho Yi

Hotel Manager

Rachel Grant

Peaceful

Ian Pirie

Creep

Simón Andreu

Dr. Alvarez

Mark Dymond

Van Bierk

Deborah Moore

Air Hostess

Oliver Skeete

Concierge

Joaquín Martínez

Old Man Cigar Factory

Michael G. Wilson

General Chandler

Daryl Kwan

General Han

Vincent Wong

General Li

Stuart Yung Sai-Kit

General Dong

Manolo Caro

Cuban Waiter

Sarllya

Korean Scorpion Guard

Paul Darrow

Doctor

Lucas Hare

Medic

Cristina Contes

Nurse

Stewart Scudamore

Buckingham Palace Reporter

Bill Nash

Buckingham Palace Reporter

James Wallace

Buckingham Palace Reporter

Ami Chorlton

Buckingham Palace Reporter

Thomas Ho

Korean Guard (uncredited)

Tatiana Lavrentieva

Guest at Ice Palace (uncredited)

Derek Lea

Gustav Palace Guard (uncredited)

Catherine Porter

Ice Palace Party Guest (uncredited)

Albert Tang

Korean Soldier (uncredited)

Madonna

Verity (uncredited)

Aiko Horiuchi

(uncredited)

Reviews (7)

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talisencrw

Rating 80%

August 12, 2016

Most definitely the worst 'official' James Bond film I have ever seen (haven't seen 'The World Is Not Enough', 'Quantum of Solace' or 'Spectre' yet) but still has its moments, and like The Rolling Stones or Pink Floyd, even the bad stuff is better than 80% of the other stuff out there. Still I wish it wasn't Brosnan's last one--and though Craig was truly a refreshing change in his realistic tone that hearkened back to the great days of Connery, that too got old, even for the actor himself.