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007 - Marcado para a morte (The Living Daylights) James Bond (Timothy Dalton) acompanha um caso complexo: o general soviético Koslov (Jeroen Krabbé) muda de lado. Mas o plano não é tão simples. Além de agente duplo, Koslov é um canalha interessado em eliminar agentes russos e americanos, e até pretende eliminar a amante, Kara (Maryan Dabo).
4 de jul. de 2016 · That is disgusting! Besides, IF General Koslov was into men, he would have better taste! Laugh while you can, Monkey Boy!
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Nicolai "Koyla" Mosolov (Russian: Никола́й <<Коля>> Мосоло́в) was a fictional Soviet intelligence operative who belonged to Department V of the KGB (formerly known as SMERSH). The character acts as a secondary antagonist in the 1983 James Bond novel Icebreaker by John Gardner.
Background
Moslov was a star pupil at the basic training school near Novosibirsk, and worked for some time at the Technical Support Group of the KGB's Second Chief Directorate, described as a professional burglary unit. Described by M as a "chameleon", Mosolov operated under numerous international aliases, and spoke fluent Russian, English, American-English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Italian, Spanish and Finnish. Although in his late thirties, Mosolov was nondescript in appearance; capable of passing for any age – from mid-twenties to late forties
Icebreaker (1983)
Following a deadly encounter with Russian knifemen, M assigns James Bond on a covert operation codenamed Operation Icebreaker in cooperation with agents of the KGB, CIA, and Mossad. Representing the KGB, Koyla Mosolov tells the three agents that they are pursuing the National Socialist Action Army for the theft of arms stolen from Russian bases, and to investigate the future destination of the stolen arms. Following Rivke Ingber's accident in a land mine explosion, Koyla shows his CIA and MI6 counterparts a map where he has von Glöda's headquarters targeted in Blue Hare near Alakurtti within the Soviet Union. When they arrive at the Ice Palace, Bond learns from the self-appointed Führer that he collaborated with Mosolov revealing that in exchange for his service to him, he would give Bond over to him so he can fall into the custody of Department V (formerly known as SMERSH). After being tortured for valuable information, Bond escapes with Paula Vacker to her headquarters where Mosolov finds them to alert them that the Soviet Union has launched airstrikes at the Ice Palace demolishing it in the process. However, von Glöda escapes. Now back in Helsinki, Bond questions Vacker about her true affiliations where Vacker discloses that she worked under orders of Mosolov and SUPO, and the knife incident occurred when SUPO informed Mosolov of Bond's arrival. That night, while Bond is sleeping with Vacker, he is confronted by Koslov again at gunpoint who reveals he had administrated Vacker with a small injection that will leave her unconscious for six to seven hours. He also reveals von Glöda is leaving Finland through the Vantaan Airport en route to London to stage a rally. Then, he orders Bond to his Saab where he hopes to use his built-in telephone to alert von Glöda of Bond's capture. There, Bond kills the KGB agent with his magnum cartridge, and drives to the airport to confront von Glöda.
The Living Daylights Review Bond is asked to assist a Soviet named Koskov to defect to the United States. That night, Kara, a female assassin tries to kill Koskov, but Bond recognizes that she was just a decoy.
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007 - Zona Pericolo (The Living Daylights) - Un film di John Glen. Bond, da Bratislava all'Afghanistan. Con Joe Don Baker, Timothy Dalton, Maryam D'Abo, Jeroen Krabbé, John Rhys-Davies, Art Malik. Avventura, Gran Bretagna, 1987. Durata 125 min.