007/GoldenEye Domestic LD LaserDisc In the 90s, after the Cold War ended, James Bond, also known as 007, visits Monaco and learns that a top-secret, state-of-the-art helicopter has been stolen by Janus, a mysterious international criminal organization. Furthermore, Janus launches a surprise attack on a Russian Arctic base. They steal the GoldenEye program disk, a military satellite program that could throw the world into chaos, and then blow up the base. "007/GoldenEye" (original title: GoldenEye) is a 1995 spy action film directed by Martin Campbell. It is the 17th film in the "James Bond" series. Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond for the first time in this film. Director: Martin Campbell Screenplay: Jeffrey Caine Bruce Feirstein Original Story: Michael France Based on the novel by: Ian Fleming Producers: Michael G. Wilson Barbara Broccoli Executive Producer: Tom Pevsner Cast: Pierce Brosnan Sean Bean Izabella Scorupco Famke Janssen Joe Don Baker Robbie Coltrane Tchéky Karyo Gottfried John Alan Cumming Michael Kitchen Serena Gordon Desmond Llewelyn Samantha Bond Judi Dench Music: Éric Serra Theme Song: "GoldenEye" by Tina Turner Cinematography: Phil Meheux Editor: Terry Rawlings Production Companies: Danjaq Eon Productions Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer United Artists Distribution: United States: MGM/UA Distribution Co. United Kingdom, Japan: UIP Release Dates: United States: November 17, 1995 United Kingdom: November 24, 1995 Japan: December 16, 1995 Running Time: 130 minutes