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As part of their "Directors Cut" ethos, EA will be breathing new life into the classic movie scenes from the 1963 film "From Russia With Love" for their latest 007 videogame.

One of the most memorable scenes from the movie is when 007 lends his shoulder for Kerim Bey's gun so he can steady his aim as he assassinates Krilencu.

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Movie Scene
A night after the gypsy camp fight, James Bond heads off with Kerim Bey to settle the score with Krilencu. They track him to a room in a hotel behind a giant facade advertising the Bob Hope / Anita Ekberg movie "Call Me Bwana". Bey uses Bond's folding sniper's rifle to shoot Krilencu through the window of his room which is conveniently placed in Ekberg's mouth!

The videogame mission will be expanded with 007 in action against goons scattered throughout the streets and terraces.

Development of "From Russia With Love" will take place at EA Redwood studios (USA) and will ship in October/November 2005 on Microsoft Xbox, Sony PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube. Versions for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP are yet to be officially confirmed.

Stay tuned to MI6 for the latest unrivalled coverage of "From Russia With Love" (VG) starring Sean Connery as James Bond 007.