Movies Directed by John Glen

Bond battles a tech mogul intent on monopolizing microchips, racing through Paris and the Eiffel Tower.

Why people love it: Moore’s charm shines against Walken’s flamboyant villain, and the film’s synth‑driven score captures ’80s excess.

1 / 7

Bond is tasked with retrieving a stolen sonar device while confronting a vengeful Greek smuggler.

Why people love it: Moore’s dry humor pairs with a grounded plot, and the film’s practical stunts feel timeless.

2 / 7

Bond uncovers a jewel smuggling ring linked to a rogue agent and a mysterious woman named Octopussy.

Why people love it: The film mixes exotic locales with a playful tone, and Moore’s wit balances the high‑stakes plot.

3 / 7

A seasoned British spy returns to outwit Soviet operatives in a tense game of deception.

Why people love it: The film blends taut espionage with rich character drama, capturing the paranoia of the era. Its clever plot twists keep viewers on edge, and the performances are unforgettable.

4 / 7

Elite U.S. soldiers lead a daring rescue of POWs from a jungle camp in the Philippines.

Why people love it: Gripping realism and intense battle sequences honor the historic mission. Strong performances bring depth to the harrowing story.

6 / 7

James Bond returns to action, confronting a Soviet plot while protecting a defector in a high‑octane chase.

Why people love it: Dalton's gritty performance reinvigorates Bond, the film balances classic intrigue with modern stunts, and its theme song became iconic.

7 / 7