TOMORROW NEVER DIES Film 1997. Written by Bruce Feirstein. Directed by Roger Spottiswoode. Starring Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, Michelle Yeoh, Teri Hatcher, Joe Don Baker and Judi Dench.

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Total Records: 5 - Medium: FILM / Group: DATES

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1997 - 27 years ago
1	April 10, 1997	20th Century: 90s	Events
	April 10, 1997 After cyber terrorist Henry Gupta - working for media baron Elliot Carver - manipulates the British vessel HMS Devonshire's GPS system, sending it into Chinese waters, a stealth ship owned by Carver launches a sea drill at the ship, causing it to sink. The survivors are killed with Chinese ammunition, and one of the Devonshire's cruise missiles is used to shoot down a Chinese plane, bringing China and the UK to the brink of war.
2	April 11, 1997	20th Century: 90s	Headlines
	April 11, 1997 Tomorrow newspaper headline: BRITISH SAILORS MURDERED. M sends Bond to investigate media baron Elliot Carver in Hamburg. Bond seduces Carver's wife Paris.
3	April 12, 1997	20th Century: 90s	Events
	April 12, 1997 The body of media baron Elliot Carver's wife Paris found in a hotel room in Hamburg.
4	April 13, 1997	20th Century: 90s	Events
	April 13, 1997 James Bond and Chinese agent Wei Lin infiltrate media baron Ellit Carver's stealth ship. Wei Lin is captured while planting explosives. Bond captures Gupta, but Carver kills him. Bond kills Carver and destroys his ship, averting war between China and the UK.
5	April 14, 1997	20th Century: 90s	Events
	April 14, 1997 MI6 releases statement to the press stating that Elliot Carver drowned while on a cruise on his luxury yacht in the South China Sea.

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