"Licence To Kill" - 35mm Teaser (1989) Timothy Dalton Robert Davi James Bond 007 TV Spot Trailer HD
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Licence To Kill was released on July 14th, 1989 and starred Timothy Dalton as James Bond 007, Robert Davi as the villian, Sanchez, Benicio Del Toro, Talisa Soto, Frank McRae, Wayne Newton and the sexy, Carey Lowell. Desmond Llewelyn had a larger role a "Q," actually joining Bond on his mission of revenge after Felix Leiter (David Hedison) is brutally attacked on his wedding day. This is one of my favorite Bond films and features explosive action and an exciting score by Michael Kamen (Die Hard).
Tagline - "How many times can one man make you breathless?"
Teaser trailer I remember appearing in theaters, summer 1989, before films such as Lethal Weapon 2, Batman, Star Trek V The Final Frontier, Ghostbusters 2 and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. What a great time and fun summer that was.
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Licence to Kill and Goldeneye are the two very best James Bond films IMO.
It’s criminal Timothy Dalton never did more Bond films, he was so ahead of his time!
Totally agree!
was not up to him. MGM wanted to fire him while EON wanted him to do more.
@@srb9 His contract expired and he didn’t want to sign a new multi-movie contract.
@@ghostviggen no so. He still had at least one more movie in his contract. EON wanted to honor it, but MGM wanted to fire him. The result was a legal stalemate. After putting his career on hold, which hurt his career, he decided to quit.
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From Wikipedia
Parretti's behavior led to the bankruptcy of MGM-Pathé, and additional lawsuits eventually resulted in a foreclosure by financial backer Crédit Lyonnais in 1992. The Bond rights lawsuits were settled in December 1992, and the renamed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, now run by a Crédit Lyonnais subsidiary, began to explore further development of Bond 17 with Danjaq in 1993. Dalton was still Broccoli's choice to play Bond, but the star's original seven-year contract with Danjaq expired in 1993. Dalton has stated that the delay of his third film effectively ended the contract in 1990
Dalton’s Bond was ahead his time..
Way ahead, but it’s great people are catching on. Better late than never!
Never like Dalton’s Bond before..until Daniel Craig Bond proves that edgier Bond its a good formula..and then people talk again about How Dalton approach about his Bond character..and i realize it was so good..
@@jerrymelvin2650 I just can't get past the fact that Daniel Craig looks very little like James Bond. Short, blonde and looks like a Russian henchman with a face like canned ham. He's also become increasingly boring, monotonous and just plain stiff and awkward in the role since Casino Royale. Even in Royale he only really seemed like 007 in a few select scenes, ie, the quiet Bahamas scenes gambling and seducing the mistress.
I really think it's time they go back to a more classic tall, dark and handsome 007. The style of the movies in general has become really standard, blue-filtered, drab and dreary Hollywood gumpf too, and nobody seems to have noticed that the writers are just regurgitating the exact same plot points again and again with Craig (he leaves the service for some reason and has to get asked back because of a big terrorist, he does some parkour chasing covered in cuts, moans endlessly about not trusting anyone and acting all robotic and broody, gets captured and tortured and someone close to him gets killed off). It's getting on my nerves now and the last one, Spectre, was IMHO the single worst Bond movie ever made (and that's really saying something).
@@AD-kv9kjI agree with you. Craig is ugly as Bond but the Hollywood producers made Craig nothing but an eye candy six pack ab Jason Statham/Jason Bourne wannabe to please the new generations of moviegoers - snowflakes, cream puffs, cupcakes and candy asses millenials. Dalton is perfect as Bond for despite his gritty portrayal, he is oozing with class, charm and sophistication. None of these qualities are found in Craig's Bond.
One of the Bond films that made me a Bond fan for life.
Same here. Awesome action movie.
Was a shame that Dalton did only 2 movies, but my favorite is The Living Daylights, no doubt.
The Living Daylights is my all time favourite Bond movie, and not just because it was the first one I saw at the cinema.
Timothy dalton was the 007 straight out of the Ian Fleming books
The most violent 007 movie.
Not by much though. The Craig bond films are basically as violent.
As it should be.
@@bradavon The Craigs have never been gory like License to Kill, however I agree with Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace the fights are quite brutal, but i find that this has been toned down from Skyfall.
one of my favorite scenes from the saga: ua-cam.com/video/Z4XLplTkHvs/v-deo.htmlsi=iJ3ZgJ7ABjRjXmIl
What a great Bond he was...And what a great movie it was...More violent than the previous ones...
The best Bond, in the best Bond film, with the best Bond theme belted out brilliantly by Gladys Knight. It doesn't get any better than this, and it never will. And it still breaks my heart we only got two films with Dalton, he was the right Bond, it was just the wrong time.
I share the same heartache. What a fantastic Bond! Thanks for dropping by!
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic No, thank you for uploading that trailer, it's fantastic, and let's you know Bond is deadly serious in this film. As much as love Sir Rog, and his Carry on Bond style, Licence to Kill was the kick up the arse the franchise desperately needed. And since my initial post above I've stuck my Blu-ray copy in and watched it again for the 437th time.
One more thing, the tanker truck chase, at the end, is still the most jaw dropping action sequence in any Bond film before or since, and will never be bettered. Christ, those explosions were borderline thermonuclear. Sorry, I'll shut up now, but dammit this film is perfect, and I love it!
I feel the same way. The tanker chase is still one of if not the best action of the entire series. I always thought the escape scene where he waterskis behind the plane taking off is the most badass thing I’ve ever seen. So cool!
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic such a great scene out of many great scenes in this film, I would be interested to see how an 18/R-rated Bond film went, but this is as close as we’ll get I think. Ruthless. Badass. Amazing. Best Bond in my book for sure.
@@horrorfanandy4647 Thanks for your comment! I think in the UK LTK actually had the equivalent of an R rating. Be sure to check back, I’m planning on posting some more Dalton Bond stuff soon. Cheers!
"When you get on his bad side, your number is up."
The problem eliminator!
Dalton is Bond
YES!!! The Daltonator rules!
Dalton is just as I imagined Bond - as described by Ian Fleming in the novels. Cruel eyes. My favourite Bond, closely followed by Lazenby.
LTK was the most exotic Bond! Michael Kamen's Score, Acapulco bay, Villa Arabesque and the Meditation Center gave the movie a dreamlike edge. The world is longing for the extended version Soundtrack.
dalton may be my fave bond after Connery. His Bond was ahead of its time…deserved a third movie
Read the Fleming novels to get into character, didn’t want to copy what Roger Moore did before him, turned down the role twice (the first time being he was too young to be Bond in OHMSS and wanted to wait till he was old enough to play the role), did all of his own stunts, and actually looked threatening when pointing a gun at someone - Yep, Dalton is easily the best Bond behind Connery. It’s just a shame MGM’s financial issues prevented him from doing at least two more. Had he done another two Bond outings in 1991 and 1993, he would of left behind a solid legacy.
What could of been, eh?
Yeah but Dalton didn't necessarily want Bond to define him as a performer which it obviously did with practically everyone else. More movies with Dalton would have been fun. I think he played the role well.
"looked threatening when pointing a gun at someone" you took the words right out of my mouth. Menacing and worthy of the Bond as written by Fleming.
We would have definitely got a 3rd Dalton Bond, as his contract was for three films. However, I think he would have left the series after that. Broccoli wanted Dalton to sign a second multi-film contract (if Dalton returned for 'Goldeneye') and for various reasons I can't see Dalton playing the role well into his fifties. As you said we were denied enough films to have Dalton properly established as Bond, which is a real loss.
It was MGM's fault. They might have gotten him for GoldenEye if they hadn't insisted on a five movie contract. Dalton was ready to leave Bond behind, but he could have been convinced to do one more.
@@CaminoAir I thought it was a six film contract that he didn't have to finish because the gap between License to Kill and GoldenEye was wide enough to trigger a "resulatory time" clause.
Dalton and Lazenby are my favorite Bonds. They played him closer to the books than anyone to date.
OHMSS is among the best films, if not the best. Lazenby could have played Bond for decades. He had the swagger and the vulnerability. Wouldn’t a revenge themed “Diamonds Are Forever” with Lazenby in Dalton-revenge mode been amazing?!?! Thanks for commenting...
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic OHMSS is my favorite Bond flick of all time. I wholeheartedly agree with you. Even in the early 80's when Lazenby did that Bond cameo in The Man from UNCLE he still had it. A little hair dye and he could have gone until Dalton took over.
I agree.
Imagine that alternate reality. The one which Dalton's 'Property of a Lady was released in 1991?
Look at how they massacred my boy.
I have a feeling it probably would've been released around the same time as "Point Break", or sometime in mid-November of that year.
i'll go with that, though the Title of that movie has been huuuuuuuuuuugley disputed over the years
I used to strongly dislike this film, now it ranks #11 for me. It is truly a Bond film unlike any other and very ahead of it’s time
This right here proves TD was way ahead of his time and the world wasn't ready for the Ian Fleming novel character he portrayed. He deserved a 3rd movie and was the precursor to Daniel Craig's portrayal of Bond.
Best James bond girl
Then I guess it's time to start cutting overhead.
Don’t you want to know why?
An underrated gem of a Bond movie. Was not well received in '89, but deserves to be listed as one of the top Bond films of all time.
Dalton's characterization as Bond was ahead of its time!
Totally agree! Although it’s odd that TLD and LTK actually grossed more than Lethal Weapon and Die Hard worldwide. Dalton just kinda got screwed…and it’s a shame. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Oh how l wish Timothy Dalton was in Goldeneye and not Pierce Brosnan!
Classic
Oh dear, my absolute favourite as Bond! What a style! And these trailers...
Christ almighty he’s gorgeous
Can't wait to see it again this week at the cinema.
Awesome! Enjoy!
My Father & I Love this movie.
The most personal mission of James Bond and his darkest side..
One of my favorite Bond movies
Oh, Senhor, faça o tempo voltar atrás. ..
Living Daylights was written with Brosnan in mind....
This was 100% Dalton's
This movie needs to be on 4k
It is on VUDU streaming. Cheers
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic ok but waiting for physical format release also living daylights
I love Goldfinger, LALD, Goldeneye and Casino Royale but to me the canon Fleming Bond is Dr. no, FRWL and License to kill.
The best Bond
Who's here after watching Calvin Dysons 'License to Kill Review' ? :)
Just watched his review, glad he’s enjoying the movie these days. LTK is the most badass of Bonds. Cheers
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic haha thanks man. I do think its a nice action movie, but i do think the bad criticisms it get are justified and is why I feel Goldeneye is an anti LTK/ Dalton movie. But i wish he did do a 3rd movie, dont get me wrong :)
@@DafyddBrooks Goldeneye was actually written for Dalton. He didn’t step down until early 1994. Dalton vs Sean Bean would have been intense.
@@MichaelMcCormackMusic haha well its very disputed amongst the community about how much of Daltonisms is in the final film. it was very different while Dalton was onboard , there was no emp satellite, no Alec Traveliyn and the scripts plot was rewritten When True Lies was released. The evaluator scene is a left over as it was meant to see if Bond was fit for service but the finished movie makes no attempt at acknowledging the existence of LTK and he certanly was NOT driving the DB5. haha its fine by the way if you love Dalton and LTK and i dont mean to sound like a no it all here, we'r all freinds, however myself and others really just want to lay the facts out and that the apeel of GE was what Pierce brought to it that made it succesful. like before I wish he made a 3rd movie for 1992 :) (not titled ' property of a lady')
epic saga
c'est mon l'épisode préféré de james bond.
One of my favourite Bond movies.
Me too! Thanks for watching!
Christopher Nolan's favourite Bond actor for a reason. Me to.
Same here. Nolan should put Dalton in his films.
People died in a lot of horrible ways in this movie.
Aye.
Yeah...That movie was hardcore...
Plz do a tribute of sean connery s bond punching everybody at once. A tribute of straight punch after punch after punch after punch after punch in quick succession.
Good idea!
Don LaFontaine
Timothy Dalton with a digital watch? Must be the 80s.
Too bad they were marketing this film as a normal 007 action movie, unlike what it actually was.
Yeah i have to agree with you there. its a nice action movie but its not a Bond movie
T.Dalton le charisme d'un beignet allons donc !
L'action ne fait pas tout.
D'ailleurs le public ne s'y est pas trompé à deux reprises....😊
James bond persona with Daniel Craig is 50% Dalton dark side and 50% conery skills
I thought Never say never was bad thus one's worse and I'm a Bond fan
Then you're clearly a very poor fan and don't know the character at all. 😂🤷♂️
You’re entitled to your opinion but this film is in the top 5 for me! Dalton is Bond. However I have to agree that Never say Never again is awful in almost every way.
That's why Dalton did only 2 films,he didn't want yo be typecast as Bond
ooooo i wouldnt go THAT far haha. But I do think they went over board in a few places for sure. I feel its a bad follow up to the living daylights but not worse than NSNA