On this day in 1977, the tenth 007 film, THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, had its World Premiere at the Odeon Leicester Square, London. The film opened with this iconic stunt performed by Rick Sylvester and filmed on Mount Asgard in Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island. | James Bond 007

Nobody does it better. This iconic opening for THE SPY WHO LOVED ME was captured by second unit director John Glen (who went on to direct five Bond films) and filmed on Mount Asgard in Auyuittuq National Park, Baffin Island, Canada. | James Bond 007

Nobody does it better. Don’t miss your chance to see THE SPY WHO LOVED ME in Cineworld Cinemas, Vue, and ODEON Cinemas in the UK and Omniplex Cinemas in Ireland. | James Bond 007

Director John Glen’s favourite 007 moment: “THE SPY WHO LOVED ME with Rick Sylvester doubling as 007 skiing off Mount Asgard – a 7,000ft precipice on the Arctic circle. It was the first 007 film with Cubby as sole producer and this was one of his favourite scenes. A great start to one of the best films in the series.” #60YearsOfBond | James Bond 007