'''A View to a Kill''' (1985) is the fourteenth film of the ''[[James Bond]]'' film series and the seventh and last film to star [[Roger Moore]] as fictional British secret agent James Bond. It is a loose adaptation of [[Ian Fleming]]'s ''James Bond'' short story ''[[From a View to a Kill]]'' from his eighth Bond book ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]''. The film is notable for marking the final appearance of [[Lois Maxwell]] as [[Miss Moneypenny]], who played the character in the first fourteen ''James Bond'' films. [[Caroline Bliss]] replaced Maxwell as Moneypenny in the following Bond film, ''[[The Living Daylights]]''.
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'''A View to a Kill''' (1985) is the fourteenth film of the ''[[James Bond]]'' film series and the seventh and last film to star [[Roger Moore]] as fictional British secret agent James Bond. It is a loose adaptation of [[Ian Fleming]]'s ''James Bond'' short story ''[[From a View to a Kill]]'' from his eighth Bond book ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]''. The film is notable for marking the final appearance of [[Lois Maxwell]] as [[Miss Moneypenny]], who played the character in the first fourteen ''James Bond'' films. [[Caroline Bliss]] replaced Maxwell as Moneypenny in the following Bond film, ''[[The Living Daylights (film, 1987)|The Living Daylights]]''.