In episode 09, the hosts discuss 1973’s Live and Let Die, directed by Guy Hamilton once again. The film introduces Sir Roger Moore as the new James Bond for the 1970s, and to this day, he is still the actor who has embodied the character for the greatest number of Eon productions. When three MI6 agents are mysteriously murdered, Bond must travel to the US to investigate business mogul Dr. Kananga (Yaphet Kotto) and his shady dealings. Is Bond a match for the clever Dr. Kananga and his supposed voodoo powers? What is his relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Big and his gang connections? The film features Jane Seymour as Solitaire, David Hedison in his first appearance as Felix Leiter, Julius W. Harris as Tee Hee Johnson, Gloria Hendry as Rosie Carver, Roy Stewart as Quarrel Jr., Clifton James as Sergeant J.W. Pepper for some reason, and Geoffrey Holder as Baron Samedi.
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In episode 09, the hosts discuss 1973’s Live and Let Die, directed by Guy Hamilton once again. The film introduces Sir Roger Moore as the new James Bond for the 1970s, and to this day, he is still the actor who has embodied the character for the greatest number of Eon productions. When three MI6 agents are mysteriously murdered, Bond must travel to the US to investigate business mogul Dr. Kananga (Yaphet Kotto) and his shady dealings. Is Bond a match for the clever Dr. Kananga and his supposed voodoo powers? What is his relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Big and his gang connections? The film features Jane Seymour as Solitaire, David Hedison in his first appearance as Felix Leiter, Julius W. Harris as Tee Hee Johnson, Gloria Hendry as Rosie Carver, Roy Stewart as Quarrel Jr., Clifton James as Sergeant J.W. Pepper for some reason, and Geoffrey Holder as Baron Samedi.
In episode 03, the hosts discuss 1964’s Goldfinger. Directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Sean Connery, Goldfinger is often considered the prototypical Bond film. While investigating the boorish American businessman Auric Goldfinger (who bears an uncanny resemblance to a modern day villain), Bond becomes entangled in a complex plot to destabilize the world economy via a giant gold heist. Has Bond met his match in the “the man with the Midas touch?” The film features Honor Blackman as Pussy Galore, Harold Sakata as Oddjob, Cec Linder as Felix Leiter, and Gert Fröbe as Auric Goldfinger.
Pay Attention, 007
In episode 09, the hosts discuss 1973’s Live and Let Die, directed by Guy Hamilton once again. The film introduces Sir Roger Moore as the new James Bond for the 1970s, and to this day, he is still the actor who has embodied the character for the greatest number of Eon productions. When three MI6 agents are mysteriously murdered, Bond must travel to the US to investigate business mogul Dr. Kananga (Yaphet Kotto) and his shady dealings. Is Bond a match for the clever Dr. Kananga and his supposed voodoo powers? What is his relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Big and his gang connections? The film features Jane Seymour as Solitaire, David Hedison in his first appearance as Felix Leiter, Julius W. Harris as Tee Hee Johnson, Gloria Hendry as Rosie Carver, Roy Stewart as Quarrel Jr., Clifton James as Sergeant J.W. Pepper for some reason, and Geoffrey Holder as Baron Samedi.
