"It would be nice to play Felix [again] with one leg." - David Hedison
	Felix Leiter's Guide to the Florida Keys The Wedding That Never Was

Release Information: Studio: MGM/UA Studios Theatrical Release: July 14, 1989 Video Release: August 14, 2001

Timothy Dalton's second and final film as James Bond finds the super spy resigning from the Secret Service to avenge Felix Leiter who has been mutilated and widowed on his wedding day. This time, it's a personal vendetta against drug lord Franz Sanchez. James Bond - Timothy Dalton Felix Leiter - David Hedison Della Churchill Leiter - Priscilla Barnes Franz Sanchez - Robert Davi Directed by John Glen

Della & Felix reunited!

"Licence to Kill has some wonderful gimmicks at the beginning. Jumping out of helicopters, shooting guns.  I just had a ball for eight weeks."

"It was running around, bang, bang, getting wet, screaming and yelling, all kinds of fun."

"Tim is much more earnest and serious. Off the set, we got on very well.  I found him to be a remarkable person to work with, very caring, very conscious of the scene. He gave a lot to his fellow actors.  He was not playing the big star."

David and Jane Seymour at the Royal Premiere of Licence to Kill at the Leicester Square Kino Odeon

David after being dropped by the Crane operator. He wasn't badly hurt, but it did stop filming until the medics checked him out.

"John [Glen] is very quiet, very unemotional, very caring for his actors, and he has a wonderful even temper."

 

 

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