Which James Bond film features the character Kara Milovy, a Czech cellist who helps 007?

The James Bond film featuring Kara Milovy, a Czech cellist who helps 007, is The Living Daylights.

Kara Milovy is played by Maryam d’Abo and is introduced during an attempted assassination of Soviet general Georgi Koskov. Bond is ordered to shoot the supposed sniper but notices that she is a cellist and appears frightened rather than professionally prepared. This observation leads him to suspect that the situation is more complicated than it first appears.

Kara later becomes central to Bond’s investigation into Koskov’s defection and the criminal arms dealer Brad Whitaker. Her relationship with Koskov is coercive, while her connection with Bond develops as the conspiracy unfolds. The character is named Kara Milovy in both the film and its promotional material.

The Living Daylights, released in 1987, introduced Timothy Dalton as James Bond. Kara Milovy is sometimes confused with other Bond heroines connected to espionage, including Melina Havelock in For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy’s title character.