James Bond is informed by M that
a beautiful Soviet agent has fallen in love with him and wishes to defect.
She promises to steal a valued decoding machine called the Lektor, which MI6
desperately wants. Bond is warned the scenario may be a trap, and indeed it
is. Unbeknown to the 'defector', Tatiana Romanova, the Soviets and British
are 
being
used as pawns in an inspired scheme masterminded by SPECTRE. Tatiana is unaware
that her immediate superior, Colonel Rosa Klebb, is actually working for SPECTRE.
The plan is for Bond and Tatiana to steal the Lektor then be executed by assassin
Red Grant. SPECTRE will then recover the machine and sell it back to the Soviets,
embarrassing MI6 in the process and murdering Bond in the revenge for his
killing of Dr. No.
Bond flies to Turkey to rendezvous with Tatiana and, with the assistance of local intelligence chief Kerim Bey, steals the Lektor and escapes aboard the Orient Express. On bard, however, is Red Grant. Grant kills Kerim, but is in turn strangled by 007 in a fierce hand-to-hand battle. Bond and Tatiana escape to Venice, destroying a SPECTRE motorboat fleet in the process. There, they are menaced by Rosa Klebb who makes a last-ditch attempt to recover the Lektor. Instead, she is killed by Tatiana, who now professes her genuine love for James Bond.
Review
Another Sean Connery classic, with stunning fight scenes and the introduction
of the ultimate female villain, Rosa Klebb. The film has more depth and long-lasting
appeal than 'Dr. No', and is another Bond film to go in the all time great
category.
10/10
Official
video blurb 
(Lotte
Lenya), a former KGB agent with poison-tipped shoes. Even as Bond romances
a stunning Soviet defector (Daniela Bianchi), he realizes he is being lured
into a deadly trap, and he will need all of his courage, abilities and cutting-edge
technology to triumph over the forces that seek to destroy him.