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| Evil media mogul Elliot Carver tries to start a war between the ] and the ] to promote his world-wide television network. Bond is, as always, out to stop him, which he attempts through seducing Carver's wife, Paris Carver. Meanwhile, Bond is both rivaled and assisted by the Chinese secret agent Wai Lin. | Evil media mogul Elliot Carver tries to start a war between the ] and the ] to promote his world-wide television network. Bond is, as always, out to stop him, which he attempts through seducing Carver's wife, Paris Carver. Meanwhile, Bond is both rivaled and assisted by the Chinese secret agent Wai Lin. | ||
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Tomorrow Never Dies is a 1997 James Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, Jonathan Pryce as villain Elliot Carver, and Teri Hatcher and Michelle Yeoh as Bond girls Paris Carver and Wai Lin. The theme tune Tomorrow Never Dies was performed by Sheryl Crow.
Summary
Evil media mogul Elliot Carver tries to start a war between the People's Republic of China and the United Kingdom to promote his world-wide television network. Bond is, as always, out to stop him, which he attempts through seducing Carver's wife, Paris Carver. Meanwhile, Bond is both rivaled and assisted by the Chinese secret agent Wai Lin.
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