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Line 2: * [[California Doubling]]: Vienna plays the part of Bratislava, as well as appearing as itself. * [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Big Bad]] Brad Whitaker is played by [[Mitchell\|Joe Don]] [[Final Justice\|Baker]] who would, [[Hilarious in Hindsight\|ironically]] go on to play Bond's CIA contact Jack Wade in the first two of Pierce Brosnan's Bond films. [[The Dragon\|Necros]] is [[Die Hard ~~(Film)~~\|Tony]] (ho ho ho, Bond has the gun now). The well-read and helpful Arabic guy is the [[Big Bad]] of [[True Lies]]. [[The Fugitive (~~Film~~film)\|Dr. Charles Nichols]] is General Koskov [[Indiana Jones ~~(Franchise)~~\|Sallah]], or [[The Lord of the Rings (~~Film~~film)\|Gimli]], is General Puskin. * And his mistress is "Warrior Woman" from ''[[The Road Warrior\|Mad Max 2]]''. [[The Fifth Element\|Major Iceborg]] helps General Koskov escape by [[Marshmallow Hell\|distracting her boss]]. * [[The Other Darrin]]: ''Two'' short-lived replacements arrive in this film - Timothy Dalton as Bond, and Caroline Bliss as Moneypenny. ** Also John Terry, who briefly shows up as Felix Leiter, becoming the sixth (seventh if you include ''[[~~Never Say Never Again (Film)\|~~Never Say Never Again]]'') actor in the role. * [[Real Life Writes the Plot]]: Bond was meant to be after General Gogol, the recurring KGB head played by Walter Gotell in every Bond movie since ''[[~~The Spy Who Loved Me (Film)\|~~The Spy Who Loved Me]]''. However, Gotell was ill at the time, and thus, unable to commit to the film. So it was written that General Pushkin became head of the KGB as Gogol became a diplomat. By the time Gotell was well enough, he essentially makes a cameo as Gogol in the end. * [[What Could Have Been]] : [[Pierce Brosnan]] was set to play Bond, and even screen-tested for the part, but had to back out due to ''[[~~Remington Steele (TV)\|~~Remington Steele]]'' commitments. ** Sam Neill was also considered for the part.