Where does the Russian crew of the Potemkin go in TSWLM film?

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• minigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent

  January 2013

  Why release the Russians? Commy bastards!! )

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• Silhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent

  January 2013

  minigeff wrote:

  Why release the Russians? Commy bastards!! )

  
  I guess they went down with the Liparus, then.
  
  I think this is what they call a plothole, is it not?

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• Barbel ScotlandPosts: 37,868Chief of Staff

  January 2013

  Bond releases all the captive crews. Many of them are killed in the fighting aboard the Liparus, including the Russian captain. The survivors (US, UK, Russian) all squeeze into one submarine to escape.
  
  (from Christopher Wood's novelisation)
• Silhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent

  January 2013

  Barbel wrote:

  Bond releases all the captive crews. Many of them are killed in the fighting aboard the Liparus, including the Russian captain. The survivors (US, UK, Russian) all squeeze into one submarine to escape.
  
  (from Christopher Wood's novelisation)

  
  Yes, I kind of thought this might have been what happened in the mellee. Most irregular for Russian naval men to go onto an American sub, but it was a Bond film after all!

  "The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).