It consists of archival footage, outtakes, and interviews with original cast and crew members including director Guy Hamilton, screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz, production designer Ken Adam, producer Dana Broccoli, and narrator Patrick Macnee. The content centers on practical filmmaking details such as Sean Connery's salary negotiations and return to the role, Las Vegas location shooting, stunt work, and set design, with no reference to contemporary social issues. The documentary adheres strictly to a traditional making-of format that examines only 1971 production logistics and anecdotes drawn from the era's participants.

Interviews remain confined to those original-era voices without any modern activist framing or retrospective updates layered on top. As a result there is zero evidence of identity politics, DEI casting discussions, or ideological themes intruding into the material, allowing the focus to stay entirely on the craft and logistics of the original production.