During the filming of the final scene, the Moroccan airfield (doubling as Afghanistan) was left open to civilian flights.
Maryam d'Abo got the part due to an audition she did with Pierce Brosnan.
The movie was originally written for Roger Moore and had to be changed to reflect the new Bond.
The character of Pushkin was created when Walter Gotell (Gogol)was unavailable for filming. There was just enough time to put in a cameo appearance at the end the credits.
The credits list Gotell as General Anatol Gogol although in The Spy Who Loved Me his name was Alexis.
In the pre-title sequence, 002, and 004 may look familiar. One of them bore a resemblance to Roger Moore, the other to George Lazenby. The writers wanted to keep the audience guessing who the new 007 would be.
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