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The pre-title sequence of the James Bond movie, LICENCE TO KILL had Franz Sanchez escape James Bond, Felix Leiter and the DEA by flying off in a Cessna. Well, he thought he escaped. This scene introduced us to a new…
The James Bond movie, A VIEW TO A KILL, introduced us to the American LaFrance fire engine in a very fun chase scene. This thing even jumped across a draw bridge. What happened to this fire engine after the movie? …
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Let's dig deep into the character of Quarrel in DR. NO – brilliantly played by John Kitzmiller! He is one of the cool and important characters in the first EON Productions James Bond movie, DR. NO. And James Bond's first…
What would it be like to help with restoring James Bond vehicles used in the movies long before they go the public exhibits and shows, like Bond in Motion? Well, we were invited to a work weekend to do exactly…
JULIAN GLOVER INTERVIEW If you'd rather just listen to the audio, click here. Julian Glover talks with Dan and Tom about his fascinating six-decade stage, movie, and television career in a fascinating, wide-ranging, and exciting interview. We also talk about…
An interview with Robert Davi: Licence to Kill's Franz Sanchez! Join Dan and Tom as they talk with Robert Davi! He played Franz Sanchez in the movie Licence to Kill, Big Johnson in Die Hard, opera-singing Jake in The Goonies. Maybe…
James Bond and women. Is he a womanizer? Does he use women? Does he rape women? M called Bond a misogynist dinosaur for the way he treated women. Here is why M is absolutely correct - from the movies! The…
A dead MI6 agent, microchips, icy boats, James Bond chased on skies, Belluga caviar and vodka shaken – all in the pre-title sequence of A View to a Kill! Join Dan, Tom, and Vicky as they are charging while avoiding…
“I didn’t intend for Bond to be likeable. He’s a blunt instrument in the hands of the government. He’s got vices and few perceptible virtues.” Ian Fleming. Here's proof from the James Bond movies that Ian Fleming is absolutely correct…
Who knew? When Octopussy was being made, they found they needed someone who could tie a turban for Gobinda. And they were in Peterborough, England in 1983. Sounds like a challenge. Dan and Tom talk with Del Singh about how…
