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GoldenEye was the second and last Bond film to be adapted as a novel by then-current Bond novelist John Gardner. GoldenEye is based upon the screenplay by Bruce Feirstein and Jeffrey Caine. The book follows the movie storyline fairly closely, however Gardner maintained a rather violent sequence prior to the opening bungee jump in which Bond wipes out a group of Russian guards cut from the film, although the popular video game based on the film featured it also.

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rdf:type	Book
rdfs:label	GoldenEye (novelisation)
rdfs:comment	GoldenEye was the second and last Bond film to be adapted as a novel by then-current Bond novelist John Gardner. GoldenEye is based upon the screenplay by Bruce Feirstein and Jeffrey Caine. The book follows the movie storyline fairly closely, however Gardner maintained a rather violent sequence prior to the opening bungee jump in which Bond wipes out a group of Russian guards cut from the film, although the popular video game based on the film featured it also.
Followed	Tomorrow Never Dies (novelisation)
dcterms:subject	John Gardner novels dbkwik:resource/W1IXk8hrBMpE1HfQ3ANmJA== Novelisations
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preceded	Licence to Kill (novelisation)
Author	John Gardner
Titles	GoldenEye
Illustrator	Terry O'Neill
Publisher	Hodder & Stoughton
hardbackUK	January 1996
abstract	GoldenEye was the second and last Bond film to be adapted as a novel by then-current Bond novelist John Gardner. GoldenEye is based upon the screenplay by Bruce Feirstein and Jeffrey Caine. The book follows the movie storyline fairly closely, however Gardner maintained a rather violent sequence prior to the opening bungee jump in which Bond wipes out a group of Russian guards cut from the film, although the popular video game based on the film featured it also.
is Followed of	Licence to Kill (novelisation)
is First Appearance of	Alec Trevelyan (Literary) Natalya Simonova (Literary) Xenia Onatopp (Literary)
is preceded of	Tomorrow Never Dies (novelisation)

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