1989 Good Morning America Timothy Dalton James Bond" Licence to Kill" Interview
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- The interview aired in July 5th 1989. It was run during the broadcast of "Good Morning America" on WTVD Channel 11 in Durham/Raleigh/Fayetteville, North Carolina. WTVD Channel 11 was the ABC affiliate at that time.
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He was ahead of his time and heavily underrated. Like Connery, Dalton was born to be James Bond
Ahead of his time is what I always say. He portrays it similar to DC but in my opinion he's a much better actor. Infact probably the best actor to play him.
@@Asshole88you mean DC portrays it similar to him. Let’s not forget who did it first
You took the words right out of my mouth! Timothy Dalton is a great actor, period❤✌😊
Most underrated Bond movie ever
He’s so educated and well spoken. He never uses ‘you know’ and ‘like’.
HIS VOICE IS EVERYTHING 😍😍
you know what amazes me most about Dalton? the man knows how to conduct a proper interview, no answer he gave felt out of place.
My favourite Bond because he was the most believable.
He's drop-dead gorgeous, and he gives everyone else the credit they are due. What a guy!
Steady….
The best bond ! Legend !
I totally agree!
My absolute favourite as Bond and what a movie! 🤩
So handsome. He is my Bond!
My favourite Bond! Classy !
Such a charming & dashing guy...
Watching this interview with Timothy Dalton and seeing the movie that was so good it's hard to believe it was his last Bond and to think he could have easily did three or four more 🎞️
He didn't want to. He wanted only one more and then there were those legal issues which took a lot of time.
After the lawsuit was settled, he was willing to come back for only one more but because of the time gap cubby said that he can’t do that he has to do more and he made the right and smart decision NOT to come back because he didn’t want what happened to Roger to happen to him
Dalton should have gotten more recognition and credit than what he gets. When Dalton took over the role of James Bond in 1987 with The Living Daylights, he tried to accomplish a more darker and serious Bond closer to Fleming novel. His next Bond film liscense to kill was more of a pre cursor to Craig's Casino Royale. Liscense to Kill was very dark and gritty. This was not the kind of Bond people were ready for in 1989 because of all the escapism and humor we had with some of the previous Bond movies before Dalton took over the role. Dalton would have gotten more appreciation for his 2 Bond movies today, unlike which he did not receive in the late 80s. Daniel Craig learned how to play tje gritty Bond character by watching Timothy Dalton. Only when Daniel Craig took over Bond in 2006 Casino Royale people were ready for the real dark tone of Bond.
He was a cracking 007.
One of best james bond..
Dalton's interpretation of James Bond is just perfect.
His moves, together with On Her Majesty's Secret Service, are my favourites.
Lots of folks think Timothy Dalton got the “boot”, but in reality he was asked to do several more Bond films. Problem was that the studio was embroiled in a contentious lawsuit re: the film for 6 YEARS, and when they were finally ready to shoot, Timothy Dalton was no longer interested in playing Bond. Sigh
I don't believe that I think they wanted brosnan and they pushed Dalton out I can't believe he would say no to doing more Bond films but continue doing movies like The beautician and the beast that does not make any sense
@@bencool5823 Dalton said he would have done Goldeneye and no more. One must understand that action movies are mostly the product of the second unit. Actors are more like props in those movies. They really don't have breathing room. The films that you mentioned are bad but they allow Dalton to be a bit more creative.
If you look in to it a bit you can see what really happened the director himself said they didn't want him back either they wanted to start fresh no Dalton
@@ricardocantoral7672 Dalton had a lot to do with the action he doesn't get the credit he deserves you must be thinking of Roger Moore
Checkout ''Hawks.'' It's on YT but not the best quality picture [obviously came from an old VHS] but what a performance by Timmy Dee.
licence to kill is the best bond ever
Unlike the recent DC ones
Totally the best
I would have loved to see Dalton in a 3rd Bond adventure. He clearly loved the character and the movies, so would have given him a chance, like Moore and Craig, to perfect his Bond.
@@Selbstbetrachter The theory, like you said, doesn't make sense. Both of his films are very high in my list, such a shame he only got two in the end...
Dalton is Bond
I've always found something to like about every 007, and I think Dalton's incarnation was a bit underrated.
Loved these Bond movies with Timothy Dalton.
"Bloody Brilliant Bond"
Daltons portrayal was fantastic. Reinventing the character to the 80's. His gruffer, more exasperated tone was great. The iron curtain was falling and Pablo Esclabar was in the headlines. Drug Catrtels, gun runners- terrorists. The landscape was shifting and so too must Bond. I feel the later Craig movies are what we were destined for with Daltons. Grounded more "real" takes. If Dalton had continued, Jason Issacs rather than Brosnan taking the role if Dalton Bowed out. I grew up with Brosnan, but there's something about those two movies that really gripped me and I think it's Dalton himself. Craig, perhaps because I'm old and don't like new things, to me never was Bond. Until No Time to Die, Dalton just felt right.
Aforementioned Issacs I think too fits that era well.
The cult hero Bond & in my opinion the very best 🎥
The BEST BOND! Loved him and a really nice guy too! Wish he'd done more! Licence to kill was and IS the best bond movie!
3:12 - This really summed up for me what's missing from more recent Bond movies. While they can be lighter and more silly or darker and more real etc, a James Bond film needs that unique level of magical escapism within a relatively real world scenario. Bond needs to be an ultimately fun hero - a dark and damaged human being but a hero nonetheless, taking on some evil figurehead and saving the day (or indeed the world). There needs to be a unique Bond movie style of elegance and exotic lavishness, being taken on a journey of intrigue, opulence, danger which is ultimately fun.
Now, Bond movies seem to be becoming incredibly dreary affairs, straying too far from the whole point and quality of what makes a Bond film (whichever style or actor). They have become blue filtered, drab, depressing and often plain pretentious in an amateurish and cringy way - eg, the pretentious opera scene in QoS or in Skyfall having Bond randomly sitting in an art gallery brooding at some painting then having a dialogue with an over-acted Q which sounds utterly scripted and unnatural. Bond has become a fairly short, gingery blonde Russian henchman of a character who's always stiff, awkward and angry, saying "bloody" all the time for some reason (because Dalton said it once maybe) and always doing parkour chasing. Oh and every movie he leaves the service for some reason then gets asked back because of a big terrorist.
"Turn the BLUDy machine OFF!"
Agreed. Like what they were saying in this interview about keeping Bond movies original and finding new ways of doing things I understand it is tough and getting tougher to do that as the films go along and Bond has to evolve. But I think the Craig era has lost alot of elements that people like about Bond movies. I don't like Bond acting like a wounded animal all the time as you say brouding about this and that. I know Daniel Craig has said the same that he wants some of the old elements brought back in but keeping the good he has brought to the role.
Escapism? Dalton-era? He looks like he was dresses at an opp shop. All baggy outfits that never fit right.
@@grantmalone
And the box office really reflected that excitement, didn't it?
@@grantmalone
Because there was no point of difference in the marketplace. Up against major competition, "Licence to Kill" just looked like a television show and the general lack of style didn't help it.
1 Dalton
2 Connery
3 Moore
4 Graig
5 Lazenby
6 Brosnan
Brosnan at 6 !!
I would switch Connery and Dalton (you can't beat King Connery!), but otherwise I totally agree.
Brosnan was despicable in the role and Lazenby isn't an actor.
@@lukasnummer1 Connery was good in his initial run but his two later efforts were terrible...one was even a blatant remake of one of his early ones!!
@@probyperson1
Well, "Never Say Never Again" was not made for Eon productions, but by Kevin McClory for Warner Bros.; he only had the rights to the "Thunderball" story, so the film had to be a remake if it was supposed to be based on one of the original Bond stories.
But I find Connery's performance quite enjoyable in the picture despite it being so shockingly, awfully bad.
@@lukasnummer1 shouldn’t have bothered - bloody terrible film!! Connery was terrible as well...especially with that atrocious wig!!
He’s an incredibly intelligent and fascinating guy.
He deserved better. My second favourite bond behind Connery.
I honestly believe that Dalton and Pierce Brosnan look most like the original sketches of Bond than any other actor that has portrayed the character. They look like Bond, to me.
Mr. Rochester is Bond.
Licence To Kill.in my opinion Licence To Kill is way better than the living daylights
The finger accident happened when Benicio Del Toro accidently sliced Dalton's finger on the conveyer scene with his character's knife. But he was a class act about it from what I understand.
thats real life 007 right there
My Favourite bond after Sean Connery
A serious Bond like Craig 👍
Wow...
"the British spelling..." You mean the correct spelling
They should have let him come back to do more Bond films he would have been great it's clear he really loved the character and I don't believe that that he didn't want to come back I think they just wanted to replace him if you seen the movies he was doing after Bond like beautician and the beast come on like he would say no I'm not going to do Bond 📽️
You know, he turned the role down once already in his twenties. So I believe him. And he doesn't seem like someone who prevaricates very much. It is strange the crappy projects he's done, but I think he just loves acting. And Fran Drescher was an iconic actress in the 90s. It's not inconceivable it could have been successful like Clueless. I heard he was good in it, in any case.
@@ampa4989 you mean you never even seen beautician and the beast and your commenting on it . And if you research it like his interview on The arsenio Hall show in 1991 two years after license to kill was released arsenio Hall said to Timothy Dalton I have to ask you this are you coming back as Bond and he said oh yes I hope so we were supposed to do one last year but hopefully we can still make another one
@@bencool5823 Yes, he wanted to do it in 1991. But then the studio delayed the next one for another 3 years and he was no longer interested. So we'll have to agree to disagree. As for Beauty and the Beautician, no, I can't watch all his films because some of them are just so bad, even if he's good in it, though maybe I ought to give it a try.
@@ampa4989 The producers delayed production for five years because they didn't want Dalton back. In a 2016 interview director John Glenn said the producers wanted a new director. New writers and a new Bond so they could start fresh . But you can't blame Dalton it's easier to say you didn't want to come back then to say they didn't want you back. It's sad really to think he had to do Scarlet the TV soap opera movie instead of GoldenEye . But lazy people who are misinformed just read an article and think that's what happened. And as for beautician and the beast he was quite good in it and she was an iconic actress so maybe you should watch it before you give a review on 🎰🎲
@@bencool5823
I'll have to see the interview myself. But you seem awfully invested in the history of what transpired. I'm entitled to my opinion as much as you are to yours. Not everyone needs to be consumed with the history of an actor or a film :P
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1989 Good Morning America Timothy Dalton James Bond" Licence to Kill" Interview
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The opening question/joke on spelling was the stupidest shit I've heard in a while...
Not as dumb as some of the things Regis Philbin used to say. He definitely wasn't the brightest bulb.
Did the presenter really not get the LICENCE LICENSE
WTF
Americans hated Dalton for some strange stupid reason.
We did? What are you basing that on?
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