 The title song received a Best Song Academy Award nomination and was  featured in a song and dance number at the Oscars on 29 March 1982.  It featured dancers dressed as villains and henchman such as Dr. No  and Ernst Stavro Blofeld as well as the real Harold Sakata (qv)  and real Richard Kiel (qv) reprising their roles as Oddjob and  Jaws respectively. A dancer played James Bond and at the end of the  sequence he took off in a rocket with Sheena Easton (qv) who had  been singing the title song live. This was just one of a medley of  five song and dance numbers for each Best Song nominee on the night  and it also acted as a preamble to the presentation by  Roger Moore (I) (qv) of the Irving Thalberg (qv) Honorary Award  to Albert R Broccoli (qv) n honor of the James Bond movie series.