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James Bond: From Russia with Love Trivia 🍸

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Before the gadgets became extravagant and the missions became global spectacles, James Bond faced one of his most dangerous assignments in From Russia with Love.

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Istanbul, SPECTRE, the Lektor, a deadly train journey, and a series of elaborate betrayals make this classic 007 adventure perfect for a serious movie trivia challenge.

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This free online James Bond: From Russia with Love quiz contains 60 questions and answers, mixing recognizable moments with incredibly specific details from the film.

The trivia questions about From Russia with Love become progressively harder, beginning with Easy, moving into Medium, and finishing with Hard questions for devoted 007 fans.

Six Rounds of Espionage 🗂️

Your mission consists of 6 quiz blocks, with 10 questions in each block for a total of 60. Complete one stage at a time and see whether your Bond knowledge survives as the questions become more demanding.

When you’ve finished a block, click the Show Answers button at the bottom to reveal the correct solutions and check your performance.

Easy Questions

1. What color is James Bond's Bentley Mark IV convertible?

James Bond drives a classic Bentley Mark IV convertible at the beginning of the film, which features a distinct dark charcoal grey exterior color.

2. In which Turkish city does Tatiana Romanova work at the Soviet Consulate?

Tatiana Romanova is a clerk working at the Soviet Consulate located in the historic city of Istanbul, Turkey.

3. Who shoots Rosa Kleb to save James Bond in the hotel room?

In the final confrontation in the Venice hotel room, Tatiana shoots Rosa Kleb to protect James Bond from being stabbed.

4. Who sings the title song "From Russia With Love" heard at the end of the film?

The vocal version of the iconic theme song is performed by British singer Matt Monro and plays during the film's closing scenes and credits.

5. What is the name of the Russian decoding machine SPECTRE plots to steal?

The entire plot revolves around the Lektor, a highly secure Soviet cryptographic decoding device that MI6 and SPECTRE both want.

6. What is the name of the woman James Bond is kissing in a punt on the river?

At the start of the movie, Bond is seen enjoying a romantic afternoon on a river boat with his returning love interest, Sylvia Trench.

7. What is the name of the Gypsy chieftain Bond and Kerim Bey visit?

Kerim Bey takes James Bond to a hidden Gypsy camp outside the city to visit his trusted ally, the tribal chieftain Vavra.

8. In which famous mosque do Bond and Tatiana meet to exchange the consulate map?

Bond and Tatiana have a tense rendezvous to drop off the floor plans inside the monumental Hagia Sophia mosque.

9. What is the name of Kerim Bey's son who meets Bond at the Belgrade station?

Kerim Bey's son and local contact, Tempo, meets James Bond during a brief train stop at the station in Belgrade.

10. What is the name of the SPECTRE chief of planning who is executed with a poisoned boot?

Blofeld orders the execution of Kronsteen, the master chess player and SPECTRE planner, using a poisoned blade kicked from a shoe.

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