20 Things You Somehow Missed In Never Say Never Again
17. Manning Redwood As Another American Diplomat
Another very vocal diplomat at the NATO briefing (even more so than Rietti's Italian minister, in fact) is Manning Redwood's General Miller, who directly challenges Anthony Sharp's Lord Ambrose and Edward Fox's M over the theft of the nuclear warheads, alleging that the news of the hijacking has probably been leaked to the Kremlin as well.
Although several cast and crew members have noted that Eon Productions were not best pleased with those who appeared in this unofficial rival film, Manning Redwood went on to appear in Roger Moore's last outing as Double-0 Seven, A View to a Kill, two years later.
Benefiting from a slightly larger role in that film, Redwood portrayed the manager of the Main Strike Silver Mine, Bob Conley, who is knocked unconscious by Patrick Bauchau's Scarpine and subsequently drowned when Christopher Walken's psychotic Max Zorin floods the mine.