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  1. On This Day: July 13, 1985 – Duran Duran’s A View to a Kill Hits Number One in America

    On This Day: July 13, 1985 – Duran Duran’s A View to a Kill Hits Number One in America

    On this day July 13, 1985, A View to a Kill by Duran Duran became the number one song in America. It topped the Billboard Hot 100 from July 13 through July 26, becoming the only James Bond theme to ever reach number one in the United States. The song also hit number one in Canada, Spain...
  2. On This Day: May 22, 1985 - A View to a Kill Premiered in San Fransisco Theaters

    On This Day: May 22, 1985 - A View to a Kill Premiered in San Fransisco Theaters

    On this day May 22, 1985, A View to a Kill premiered in San Fransisco theaters as the fourteenth James Bond film and marked the final appearance of Roger Moore as Agent 007. Directed by John Glen, the film also starred Christopher Walken as the villain Max Zorin, Tanya Roberts as Bond’s ally...
  3. On This Day: May 6, 1985 - Duran Duran Releases A View to a Kill

    On This Day: May 6, 1985 - Duran Duran Releases A View to a Kill

    On this day May 6, 1985, Duran Duran released A View to a Kill, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Blending the band’s signature synth pop style with the grandeur of Bond themes, the track became an instant hit and marked a major moment for both the band and the franchise...
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