Hi, this is Roger Moore, and you're listening to James Bond Radio.

Hello, and welcome to podcast number 134, Licensed to Kill Review, Part 2.

My name is Tom Sears, and I'm joined, as usual, by my brother from another mother, Mr. Chris.

Right, how are you doing, Chris?

I'm doing very well, Tom. I'm doing very well, man.

I'm excited to crack on with the license to kill coverage.

I've watched it a couple of times now since we started the review last time.

And, you know, I've been going through the special features and all that kind of business.

I'm ready to rock and roll on it.

Nice.

I think the more, as it typically happens, actually,

the more you kind of go through these films and like study them and like think about things

and see what was going on behind the scenes and all that kind of shenanigans. It's, I get more

interested in it as well as time goes on. So it's going to be good to go through it bit by bit.

Definitely. I like it. Like sometimes if you, if you're not sure what Bond film to watch,

all you have to do is sort of listen to a soundtrack or watch a little documentary and whatever

film that's based on, suddenly like, yes, that's the one I want to watch.

Yeah, yeah. I love the way that it sort of triggers that.

But speaking of special features, now there was something we mentioned in last week's podcast about the whole sort of whipping scene with Sanchez.

And having watched these special features, you said that Robert Darvey kind of mentioned

that in one of his interviews.

Yeah, we were saying, what a dark beginning that is for Sanchez.

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