• A clown -- 009 in disguise -- gatecrashed an embassy party and died, a knife in his back... Clutched in his hand was a Faberge egg. MI6 discovers that this priceless jewel was a clever fake, and that another is to be sold at auction. Bond pursues Prince Kamal Khan, the buyer of the egg, to India, and not only uncovers a high-class smuggling racket, but also a plan to start WWIII involving a fanatical Russian general who intends to set off a nuclear weapon in West Germany and blame it on the US causing total nuclear disarment and undefended borders. Help comes from a beguiling source: the mysterious Octopussy and her traveling circus.

• June 6, 1983

• To steal Russian jewels and detonate a nuclear bomb on a US airforce base causing total nuclear disarment and wwIII.

• $183.7 million

• 2 hours, 12 minutes

• Walther PPK
• Walther P5 - given to Bond in India when he'd "mislaid" his PPK. Interestingly, the same pistol was used by Connery's Bond in Never Say Never Again the same year.
  

• Acrostar Mini Jet
• Homer Seiko Watch
• Miniature tracking and listening device
  
• Fountain pen containing metal corroding acid and an earpiece
• Crocodile disguise
  

• John Glen

• Richard Maibaum
• George MacDonald
• Michael G. Wilson

• All Time High

• Rita Coolidge

• Roger Moore as James Bond

• Louis Jourdan as Prince Kamal Khan
• Steven Berkoff as General Orlov
• Col. Luis Toro (pre-title sequence)
  

• Kabir Bedi as Gobinda
• Indian tiger hunters with elephants
• David Meyer as Mischka and Anthony Meyer as Grischka, the twin knife throwers
• Indian thugs, including the yo-yo buzzsaw killer
• Russian troops
• Troops from a South-American country (pre-title sequence)

• Maud Adams as Octopussy
• Kristina Wayborn as Magda

• Walter Gotell as General Anatol Gogol
• Geoffrey Keen as Sir Frederick Gray
• Robert Brown as M
• Desmond Llewelyn as Q
• Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny

• Vijay Amritraj as Vijay

• Unidentified South American republic (with English road signs); Checkpoint Charlie, East Berlin, Germany; London, UK; Moscow, Russia; Udaipur, India; West Berlin, Germany; Feldstadt, Germany.

• Vijay: "Is he still there?"

Q: "You must be joking. 007 on an island populated exclusively by women? We won't see him 'til dawn.

• At Octopussy's palace, Bond and an opponent fall into the water and are immediately attacked by crocodiles. But earlier, Kamal's men swam to the palace unmolested.

• Maud Adams (Octopussy) also appeared in a main role (as Andrea Anders) in The Man With The Golden Gun.

• Conquests: 2
  
• Martinis: 1
  
• Kills: 14
  
• "Bond, James Bond": 1
  

• The movie shares it's name with the bond girl

• This is the first film to have Robert Brown playing M.
• Moore was contracted for 5 movies ending with For Your Eyes Only with another one as a option. He reluctantly returned in Octopussy because the producers wanted a more established Bond actor to go up against Never Say Never Again, which stared Sean Connery.