007 - Vendetta privata

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Budget restraints were imposed, as the producers were still paying interest on the overspending of M [...]	D
Richard Maibaum suggested Robert Davi to play the part of Franz Sanchez, after seeing him in Terrori [...]	D
The later James Bond video-game 007 Legends (2012) featured an over-arching story-line inspired by s [...]	D
According to the documentary Inside 'Licence to Kill' (2000), several mishaps and strange occurrence [...]	D
Throughout the franchise, Q is constantly reprimanding Bond for damaging or losing his equipment. He [...]	D
Second time for David Hedison to appear as Felix Leiter. First in Live and let die. In both of his p [...]	D
The production office in Key West was located on 422 Fleming Street. Ian Fleming was the creator of [...]	D
The next Bond film, GoldenEye (1995), was released 6 years later, making this the longest gap betwee [...]	D
All the instrumental score tracks on the movie's soundtrack album are amalgams (or suites) of variou [...]	D
Costars David Hedison and Anthony Zerbe share the same birthday, May 20th. Hedison was born in 1927 [...]	D
Apart from a spin-off video game, 007: Licence to Kill (1989), the film's title lent its name to a c [...]	D
Professor Joe Butcher (Wayne Newton) is heard to give his blessing, ("Bless your heart/hearts") five [...]	D
The flaming pickup truck that flies off the cliff (almost hitting Miss Bouvier's plane) is a 1988 Do [...]	D
Extras during the wedding scene include Doug Redenius, a postman from Chicago, Illinois, who owns on [...]	D
First Bond film since Agente 007 - L'uomo dalla pistola d'oro (1974) not to have Geoffrey Keen (as D [...]	D
Making their final appearances with the James Bond franchise: Richard Maibaum (writer), John Glen (d [...]	D
Carey Lowell had described becoming a Bond girl as "huge shoes to fill", as she did not see herself [...]	D
According to Robert Davi, the tearaway dress that Carey Lowell wears in the casino scene was inspire [...]	D
The film was widely panned as a rip-off of "Miami Vice".	D
Timothy Dalton stated in an interview about why his Bond was a much darker, grittier incarnation. It [...]	D
For the climactic tanker chase, the producers used a section of a highway near Mexicali, Mexico, whi [...]	D
In some South American media, Lupe Lamora was incorrectly attributed to Rudy Rodriguez, a Venezuelan [...]	D
Franz Sanchez's name is a nod to Frank Sinatra. Sinatra was not only a friend of Albert R. Broccoli [...]	D
The set for Paradise Hotel (US Reality Show) is the same location used for Sanchez's house.	D
This is one of the most Americanized Bond movies. Most of the filming locations were in America or N [...]	D
Leiter tells his wife Della that James was once married. He got married in Agente 007 - Al servizio [...]	D
Last James Bond film for six years. In August 1990, after the box-office failure of this film in the [...]	D
Pam's "I haven't heard that one in a long time" quip about Bond mentioning their escape boat has run [...]	D
According to the book "The Making of Licence to Kill" by Sally Hibbin (published 1989), Carey Lowell [...]	D
The exotic location used for Professor Joe Butcher's compound filmed at the Otomi site at Toluca was [...]	D
In 2018, Timothy Dalton admitted that after thinking of not doing a third Bond movie, he finally dec [...]	D
Pam Bouvier is called 'Ms. Kennedy' as a nod to Jacqueline Kennedy. Oddly, athlete Rafer Johnson who [...]	D
Bond's controversial betrayal of M was, in part, a way to sidestep the fact that the British have no [...]	D
During the scene where James Bond is hanging by a hook over the cocaine grinder, Benicio Del Toro's [...]	D
After Carey Lowell was chosen to play Pam Bouvier, she watched many of the films in the franchise fo [...]	D
Pam Bouvier's alias as Ms. Kennedy is a reference to Jacqueline Kennedy, whose maiden name was Bouvi [...]	D
While on the set of "Rossella (1994)," Timothy Dalton officially announced his resignation from the [...]	D
Timothy Dalton is the only Bond to share the screen with Felix in both of his movies.	D
Carey Lowell reprised her role as Pam Bouvier in the video game 007 Legends (2012).	D
David Hedison became the first actor to play the role of Felix Leiter for a second time, having prev [...]	D
John Glen was reluctant to cast 61-year-old David Hedison, since the role had a scene parachuting.	D
Whilst all the previous Bond films are rated 'PG', Licence To Kill is the very first James Bond film [...]	D
The name of the vessel that played Milton Krest's research vessel was the "J.W. Powell".	D
007 finds Felix Leiter barely alive with a piece of paper in his mouth which reads, "He disagreed wi [...]	D
The Mission 3 game level in the later James Bond video game 007 Legends (2012) is based on the Bond [...]	D
John Rhys-Davies was offered a cameo role as General Pushkin, but declined the offer, as he was film [...]	D
The project was originally titled "Licence Revoked", and teaser artwork was produced with this title [...]	D
The film was due to be shown on ITV on March 13, 1996, but it was cancelled as a result of the Dunbl [...]	D
Diane Hsu's debut.	D
Long-time James Bond franchise producer Albert R. Broccoli fell sick during the production of this m [...]	D
This is the only James Bond film not to mention the name of the song or its artist in the opening cr [...]	D
Benicio Del Toro was the third actor or actress to win an Academy Award after appearing in a James B [...]	D
While in production, various newspapers reported that this would be the most violent Bond film yet, [...]	D
Wayne Newton: The Las Vegas performer played a small part, in a credited performance as a televangel [...]	D
In Agente 007 - Vivi e lascia morire (1973), Bond communicated with Leiter through a phone in a car [...]	D
At 21 years old, Benicio Del Toro is the youngest actor to play a villain in a James Bond film.	D
Of all of the Bond films, this one has the largest role for Desmond Llewelyn as Q.	D
Sanchez is from Isthmus City, a reference to the country of Panama, which lies on an isthmus, and th [...]	D
It is widely and incorrectly rumored that this was Timothy Dalton's last James Bond film due it bein [...]	D
The James Bond imitation movie, 'Licensed to Kill' (1965), had a ''licence to kill'' type title abou [...]	D
In an interview during filming in September 1988, Timothy Dalton denied media claims that his Bond w [...]	D
Felix's bride Della's wedding dress was made of re-embroidered French lace adorned with seed pearls [...]	D
According to John Glen, he had an argument with Timothy Dalton at the end of shooting. Glen wondered [...]	D
With the subsequent death of screenwriter Richard Maibaum, and various lawsuits, it would be another [...]	D
John Glen: [pigeon] When Bond lands on the balcony outside Sanchez's office at the casino, he's star [...]	D
The "maggots" at Krest's lab in Key West were in reality white plastic fishing grubs.	D
Gene Simmons of KISS was allegedly offered a role, but due to commitments to the band, he declined.	D
Carey Lowell is the only Law and Order alumnus to appear as a Bond girl.	D
The Royal World Charity Premiere of this movie was held on Tuesday, June 13, 1989, at the Odeon Thea [...]	D
Talisa Soto, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, and Grand L. Bush went on to appear in video game based films. So [...]	D
When Truman-Lodge (Anthony Starke) says that the set-up cost them $32 million, that is an inside jok [...]	D
Sanchez's first scene, in which he orders his men to cut out the heart of the man in bed with Lupe, [...]	D
Some years later, Talisa Soto would go on to marry Carey Lowell's Law & Order co-star Benjamin Bratt [...]	D
According to Michael G. Wilson, that really was Timothy Dalton running from the exploding tanker, an [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, a Coast Guard chopper is seen grabbing Sanchez' plane and carrying it, [...]	D
David Hedison claimed the reprise of his Felix Leiter role was a complete fluke. Prior to the film's [...]	D
In the final chase sequence, just after 007 lands on the tanker, Sanchez fired at Bond hitting the t [...]	D
Bond poses as someone looking to buy a Great White Shark, presumably for an aquarium. In fact no aqu [...]	D
The second James Bond film in which he takes on a drug lord. The first was Live and Let Die (1973), [...]	D
In Robert Davi's earlier film, The Goonies (1985), Data (Jonathan Ke Quan) had "007" inscribed on hi [...]	D
The aquatic battle between Bond and the henchmen required two separate units, a surface one led by A [...]	D
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa would later appear with Sir Sean Connery in Rising Sun (1993). Tagawa would lat [...]	D
On the VHS release in the UK (1990), just before the film starts, Chris Tarrant advertised a James B [...]	D
Though David Hedison admitted this was a darker and more engaging Bond film, he had preferred the ex [...]	D
Bond makes a quip when introducing Q to Pam. "Pam, this is Q, my uncle. This is Pam, my cousin." In [...]	D
John Glen said he picked Michael Kamen as composer because he felt that he could give "the closest t [...]	D
Timothy Dalton got homesick while filming in Mexico. He said that he really missed a good pint of bi [...]	D
Pam's pistol of choice is a .25 caliber Beretta. This was James Bond's favored gun in the books, unt [...]	D
Timothy Dalton shot a Lark Super Lights cigarettes James Bond style television commercial for broadc [...]	D
Franz Sanchez has a pet iguana sitting on his right shoulder with diamonds around its collar, which [...]	D
Martini & Rossi ran a tie-in promotion, featuring a new martini drink, and when you purchased a "Sha [...]	D
First Bond-movie to receive R rating in US. It was then edited to PG-13 which was also first rating [...]	D
Pam Bouvier (Carey Lowell) is the first Bond Girl to ever drink one of Bond's signature vodka-martin [...]	D
The screenplay was not ready by the time casting had begun, with Carey Lowell being auditioned with [...]	D
The Philip Morris deal for this movie launched Bond-themed ad campaigns that opened the Japanese tob [...]	D
The James Bond spoof movie, 'Licensed to Love and Kill' (1979) (aka 'Undercover Lover' aka 'The Man [...]	D
According to director Albert Pyun, Carey Lowell was cast after producers saw her performances in Per [...]	D
The barefoot waterskiing was done by David Reinhart, with some close-ups, using Timothy Dalton on a [...]	D
According to the unauthorized fansite 'Timothy Dalton Info', "Timothy Dalton made an advert for the [...]	D
The scene where Sanchez's plane is hijacked was filmed on-location in Florida, with stuntman Jake Lo [...]	D
Anthony Zerbe, Everett McGill, and Robert Davi have all worked with Clint Eastwood. Zerbe in Fino a [...]	D
Sea-Air Service, a sea plane company located in Louisiana, leased their sea plane for the scene wher [...]	D
This film marked the retirement of John Barry from composing scores and songs for the franchise. Mic [...]	D
Unusual for a Bond film, out of all of people working for the main villain in the climax of the film [...]	D
The only James Bond film in the UK to get the "15" certificate. Due to the film's drug content and t [...]	D
Felix Leiter being caught by sharks is an element originally from the novel "Live and Let Die". In t [...]	D
This was Robert Brown's final film before his death on November 11, 2003, at the age of eighty-two.	D
Pedro ArmendÃ¡riz, Jr. played President Hector Lopez, named after HÃ©ctor LÃ³pez, production s [...]	D
According to Robert Davi, he wrote his line "Loyalty is more important to me than money."	D
To emphasize the topical nature of the film, promotional material described Sanchez as a villain tak [...]	D
Product placements, brand integrations, promotional tie-ins, and sponsorships for this movie include [...]	D
First EON franchise James Bond film not to take its title from an Ian Fleming James Bond novel or sh [...]	D
Vehicles featured include: several Kenworth W900B tanker trucks; a Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow and Rol [...]	D
Second time for David Hedison to play Felix Leiter. Both times aiding Bond in a fight against druglo [...]	D
At one point, Lea Thompson was considered for the role of Pam Bouiver, but she turned down in order [...]	D
Wayne Newton got the role of Professor Joe Butcher after sending a letter to the producers expressin [...]	D
Robert Davi had to learn to scuba dive, for the scene where he escapes from an armored car underwate [...]	D
In the common tradition of James Bond films, the women (esp. love interests of Bond) almost never sh [...]	D
The casting of Carey Lowell raised a few eyebrows, as her most recent film had been the oddball come [...]	D
Carey Lowell and Talisa Soto refused to pose for Playboy.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
Some sources said that this was the least commercially successful, or unsuccessful James Bond movie. [...]	D
For the climactic chase scene, three identical Kenworth trucks were modified to perform a specific s [...]	D
While Carey Lowell wore a wig for the scenes set in the United States, a scene where Bouvier cuts he [...]	D
Last Bond movie directed by John Glen.	D
Director John Glen said the production had a tough time pulling off the action, stunts and huge set- [...]	D
Based on the events of Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua MaestÃ (1969) and this film, James [...]	D
First James Bond movie to include tobacco warnings in its closing credits. This was in the form of a [...]	D
According to Thea O'Connor in a 24th August 2006 article published in 'The Sydney Morning Herald' an [...]	D
Marked the last filmed appearance of Felix Leiter until "Casino Royale (2006)."David Hedison remains [...]	D
There are more Timothy Dalton as James Bond video games than there are Bond movies starring the acto [...]	D
This is the third James Bond movie to use story elements from Ian Fleming's James Bond novel "Live A [...]	D
Re-united Robert Davi and Grand L. Bush, one year after they played FBI Agents Big Johnson and Littl [...]	D
In Italy, the title was "007 - Vendetta privata" ("007- Private revenge"), not following the transla [...]	D
The plot is very similar to the novel "The Man with the Golden Gun". In the book, Bond infiltrates t [...]	D
To portray Sanchez, Robert Davi researched on the Colombian drug cartels, and how to do a Colombian [...]	D
Former Playboy Playmate Diane Hsu played Hong Kong Narcotics Agent Loti. She also appeared in the op [...]	D
Final Bond film in which Richard Maibaum had a part in writing the screenplay. He died in 1991. This [...]	D
The only time to date that James Bond orders a Budweiser (with a lime, at the Barrelhead)	D
The MI6/Universal Exports building exterior, used in this film, Octopussy (1983), A View to a Kill ( [...]	D
During one of the takes of Bond and Leiter's parachute jump, a malfunction of the harness equipment [...]	D
The role of Lupe Lamora was initially offered to Maria Conchita Alonso.	D
The previous Special Edition DVD restored some of the original 1989 BBFC and MPAA cuts, but some foo [...]	D
In 1985, the Films Act was passed, removing the Eady Levy, resulting in foreign artists being taxed [...]	D
All the extras used in the Barrelhead Bar scene were hired locally in Mexico, except for the strippe [...]	D
David Hedison who played Felix also played him in Live and Let Die. In Live and Let Die he tells Bon [...]	D
Robert Davi was taken by several thugs, while on vacation in South America, to an actual drug lord. [...]	D
The film was originally to be set in China, but production difficulties became insurmountable. Scree [...]	D
Eric Clapton and Vic Flick were asked to write and perform the title song, along with Michael Kamen. [...]	D
Dario's handgun, which he pointed at Bond at the fortress, was a Walther P5, which was used by Bond [...]	D
Michael G. Wilson said that the script was inspired by La sfida del samurai (1961).	D
Many reviews and articles have compared the dark, violent tone to the action films of producer Joel [...]	D
Florida Governor Bob Martinez presented Albert R. Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson, and head of marketing [...]	D
Michael G. Wilson: Voice of a D.E.A. Agent.	D
This film would have been the first of two movies with Timothy Dalton and Frank McRae had Dalton bee [...]	D
Agente 007 - Vivi e lascia morire (1973) was the first James Bond movie to feature the word "die", o [...]	D
In AMC's Bond Girls Are Forever (2002), Carey Lowell said that she shut her eyes and flinched every [...]	D
This is the last film to date in which James Bond wears a Rolex, here identified by researchers as t [...]	D
According to the DVD commentary, Timothy Dalton was unavailable for Talisa Soto's screentest, so Rob [...]	D
After killing a guard in the warehouse Bond says "Bon appetit". The line was also used in You only l [...]	D
Due to the Writers' Guild of America strike in 1988, long-time James Bond screenwriter Richard Maiba [...]	D
The Banco de Isthmus was filmed at Mexico's main post office, an old elaborate building of European [...]	D
"$350,000 was paid to have Lark cigarettes appear in the James Bond movie 'Licence to Kill' [1989]" [...]	D
The Broccolis (Albert and his daughter Barbara) arranged for a medical team to fly down from Washing [...]	D
First EON Productions James Bond movie to receive a "15" Rating by the British Board of Film Classif [...]	D
Franz Sanchez is a combination of two villains from the novels - Le Chiffre from "Casino Royale" and [...]	D
A good portion of Bond's plan to get close to Sanchez comes from the novel "Goldfinger", when Bond r [...]	D
Robert Davi, Anthony Zerbe, David Hedison, and Christopher Neame appeared on Dynasty (1981).	D
The scene where Bond resigns from the MI6 was shot at Ernest Hemingway's house in Key West. That's w [...]	D
Despite being one of the least commercially successful Bond movies in the United States, it was cons [...]	D
The United States Coast Guard helicopter seen in the film is an HH-65 rescue helicopter.	D
The closing credits song "If You Asked Me To", sung by Patti LaBelle, was featured on the B-side of [...]	D
The movie was initially to be titled, "License Revoked", but was later changed to its final title "L [...]	D
Desmond Llewelyn later noted that this was the first time that he'd made any real money out of the B [...]	D
Milton Krest's death used a prostethic head, which was created by John Richardson's team, based on a [...]	D
Sanchez pats Killifer $2,000,000 all in 20's, which would be 100,000 bills, each weighing about 1 gr [...]	D
Taglines on early posters for the film, when it was known as "Licenced Revoked", include: "You're lo [...]	D
The mini sub seen in this film is an updated version of the one used in La spia che mi amava (1977), [...]	D
Gladys Knight's title song is the longest of all the Bond songs. In the UK, it peaked at the number [...]	D
Legendary singers Gladys Knight and Patti LaBelle, who performed the opening and closing songs, resp [...]	D
First James Bond film movie to be released as a novelization since Moonraker - Operazione spazio (19 [...]	D
The last film of the franchise produced and released during the Cold War. At that time, Soviet Commu [...]	D
Everett McGill later appeared on I segreti di Twin Peaks (1990), in which a character is shot by a W [...]	D

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