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{{Infobox Film
| name=GoldenEye
| image=
| caption=
| director=[[Martin Campbell]]
| producer=[[Albert R. Broccoli]]<br />[[Michael G. Wilson]]<br />[[Barbara Broccoli]]
| writer=[[Michael France]]<br />[[Jeffrey Caine]]<br />[[Kevin Wade]]<br />[[Bruce Feirstein]]
| narrator=
| starring=[[Pierce Brosnan]]<br />[[Sean Bean]]<br />[[Izabella Scorupco]]<br />[[Judi Dench]]<br />[[Desmond Llewelyn]]<br />[[Samantha Bond]]
| music=[[Eric Serra]]
| cinematography=[[Phil Meheux]]
| editing=[[Terry Rawlings]]
| distributor=[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]]<br />[[United Artists]]
| released=November 13, 1995
| runtime=130 minutes
| country=[[United Kingdom]]
| language=[[English]]
| budget=
| gross=
| preceded_by=[[Licence to Kill]]
| followed_by=[[Tomorrow Never Dies]]
| website=http://www.007.com
| amg_id2=
| imdb_id=0113189
}}
'''GoldenEye''' (1995) is the seventeenth film of the ''[[James Bond]]'' film series and the first film to star [[Pierce Brosnan]] as fictional British secret agent James Bond. The film is notable for being produced after the longest gap between Bond films (six years) due to a heated legal case which delayed production of the series. It is also notable for marking the first appearances of [[Judi Dench]] as [[M]] and [[Samantha Bond]] as [[Miss Moneypenny]]. Dench would later reprise the role of ''M'' in all following Bond films to this day. ''GoldenEye'' is also the last film in the series to be produced by [[Albert R. Broccoli]], who served as a consulting producer. Broccoli died in 1997, between the releases of ''GoldenEye'' and ''[[Tomorrow Never Dies]]''.
==Cast==
*[[Pierce Brosnan]] as [[James Bond]] 007
*[[Sean Bean]] as [[Alec Trevelyan]] Agent 006
*[[Izabella Scorupco]] as [[Natalya Simonova]]
*[[Judi Dench]] as [[M]]
*[[Desmond Llewelyn]] as [[Q]]
*[[Samantha Bond]] as [[Miss Moneypenny]]
[[Category:Movies]]