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MOVIE

Tom Jones

1963

129 minutes (2 hrs 09 mins)

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Production Country

United Kingdom

Production Studio

Woodfall Film Productions

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Directed by

Tony Richardson

Starring

Albert Finney · Susannah York · Hugh Griffith · Edith Evans · Joan Greenwood · Diane Cilento

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Release dates

United Kingdom release
27th June 1963

France release
11th December 1963

Italy release
18th December 1963

Certificates

US
TV-14

VM14

Touspublics

K-12

Unrated

Total grosses

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Sam Smith will sing the title song to the next Bond movie, Spectre
8th September 2015

British artist Sam Smith will sing the title song to the new Bond movie Spectre.

SAM SMITH has recorded and co-written the title track, ‘Writing's On The Wall' for SPECTRE, available September 25. pic.twitter.com/s90n1V1YEq
— Sony Pictures UK (@SonyPicturesUK) September 8, 2015

The song will be titled "Writing's On The Wall", and as you can see its not the title of the movie.

The theme song to Bond movies has always been celebrated, with the opening sequence to the movies often seen as one of the best parts of the movie.

Sam Smith has a lot to live up to with artists sucj as Shirley Bassey, Paul McCartney and Wings, Tom Jones, Madonna and more recently Adele all having sung classic themes to Bond movies.

The one place that Bond themes have always had trouble with is getting to the top of the music charts, with Adeles Skyfall coming close with a number 2 spot, can Sam Smith buck this trend?