FILMFACTS
TRIVIA
“
His bad side is a dangerous place to be.
A fine looking cast...
Totally Trivia
Film facts for the 1989 Action / Adventure movie starring Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell, Robert Davi, Talisa Soto
Anthony Zerbe, Frank McRae, David Hedison, Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Starke, Everett McGill, Desmond Llewelyn, Pedro Armendáriz Jr., Robert Brown, Priscilla Barnes, Don Stroud, Caroline Bliss, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Grand L. Bush, Alejandro Bracho, Guy De Saint Cyr, Rafer Johnson, Diana Lee Hsu, Christopher Neame Update Cast
We believe the following trivia is all legit. If it's bogus or you have additional info, please update us.
Thanks to Robert Baum
Diana Lee Hsu, who played one of the Chinese agents in Isthmus City had once been a Playmate of the Month in Hugh Heffner's celebrated monthly. Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa, who also portrayed one of the Chinese agents went on to portray a drug lord in "Showdown in Little Tokyo" (1991).Thanks to LoverswithCassie
You can hear scriptwriter/producer Michael G. Wilson uncredited as a DEA Agent.Rewind Archive
Grand L. Bush plays a DEA agent out to catch Sanchez (Robert Davi). Bush and Davi were earlier partners, as the FBI "Johnsons" in Die Hard (1988).Rewind Archive
Las Vegas showman Wayne Newton cameos in the part of a swindling evangelist in the film.Rewind Archive
In the final chase sequence, just after 007 lands on the tanker, Sanchez fires at Bond hitting the truck's fuel tanks. The sound of the bullets ricocheting off the tanks plays the start of the James Bond theme.Rewind Archive
David Hedison returns as Felix Leiter, the only actor to portray the character twice (the first time was in Live and Let Die (1973)). The character has appeared in seven Eon/Bond films and has been played by six different actors.Rewind Archive
This is the first Bond film not to take its title from an Ian Fleming James Bond novel or short story, even though there were still several usable titles available such as "Property of a Lady" and "Quantum of Solace". The story, however, is not completely original, as it takes significant elements from the novel "Live and Let Die" and the short story "The Hildebrand Rarity".Rewind Archive
Making their final appearances with the James Bond series: Richard Maibaum (writer), Maurice Binder (title design), Robert Brown as 'M' and Caroline Bliss as 'Moneypenny'...not to mention Timothy Dalton as 'James Bond'.Rewind Archive
To date, this is the last film to show James Bond smoking. There is also a health warning in the end credits.Thanks to Devin
This is the last Bond film during the cold war preceding the the post cold war outing "Goldeneye" (1996)Rewind Archive
Director John Glen's trademark pigeon shows up... As Bond lands on the balcony outside Sanchez's office at the casino, he's startled by a flock of pigeons flying in his face.Rewind Archive
The character of President Hector Lopez (played by Pedro Armendariz, Jr.) was named after Hector Lopez, who was the production supervisor of the shoot in Mexico.Bogus Trivia
There's often fake stuff floating round, y'know? -Like the 'ghost boy' that can allegedly be seen in "Three Men And A Baby".
But, nothing bogus that we know yet for "Licence To Kill".
Next: Behind The Scenes
Or use the menu to navigate
1989 MGM/UA
1999-2020 fast-rewind.com
V4_27 Powered by Rewind C21 CMS