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

Hello, James Bond Radio listeners and welcome to another roundtable discussion where today

we'll be talking once again about no time to die. Now, with our last roundtable discussion,

we had a few people call in and comments and message to say that maybe

it was a little bit biased towards the love for the film. Obviously, last time we had some of the

JBR family on board. And there were one or two comments that people weren't sure about, but overall,

the sort of feeling was that people enjoyed it. Now, there are certain people out there

who maybe didn't enjoy it as much as us and want to hear more from the people who are not

major fans. So what we've done today is we try to get a really good balance of people. Those that

like it, those that aren't too sure about it, and those that really, really are not

too sure about it. So, yeah, so we're going to get started. We're going to delve in. We're

going to dig deep and hit all the areas that we want to. But first of all, before we get into

the film, I've got to pass on to my colleagues here. I'm just going to go through everyone who's joining us today.

We've got Chris Wood, who you'll know from the most recent Bond of Music episode.

We've got Marlena and Ralph are compatriots from Germany, although Marlena is in Scotland

at the moment.

We've got Mr. Dobson there.

We've got Paul Jameson, who moved all the way down to Melbourne,

and it's early in the morning there. So a nice one, Paul. We have Agent Gale, who you all know

from the amazing documentaries that he's done previously for us, and we've got Mr. Jamie Mitchell

from Sweden. So, international bag. But first of all, I've got to go to a person here who basically everyone was watching the film.

Everyone was talking about the film except one of us for a long time. So, Paul, I'm going to start with you.

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