Live and Let Die 1973

Overview

Live and Let Die is a 1973 spy adventure that follows British secret agent James Bond as he investigates the murder of a fellow British operative in New Orleans. The investigation leads him into conflict with a powerful crime lord known as Mr. Big. The film was released in the United States on June 27, 1973 with a PG rating and runs for two hours and one minute. It is presented as an adventure, action and thriller picture. Produced by Eon Productions, the movie is listed as the eighth entry in the official James Bond series, while a contemporary review described it as the ninth Bond picture. Live and Let Die marks the first appearance of Roger Moore in the role of the fictional British agent. The production combines exotic locations, action set pieces and the series’ characteristic blend of espionage and intrigue, continuing the franchise’s tradition of high‑stakes missions against formidable adversaries.