In 2020 fall, I first watched The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill, which stars Timothy Dalton and are the fifteenth and sixteenth films of the 007 series, on the television set. I have done the spy action ones several times since then. They were both released in 1987 and 1989 respectively.
The two films depict the activities of James Bond who is a crack
agent with English intelligence agency.
Sean Connery's and Roger Moore's Bonds randomly have sex
with pretty women, however, Timothy Dalton's Bond does not resemble them about it, moreover, he
makes less jokes, so he looks kind of straight-laced. When he
was in his early forties, he looked older than Moore in his fifties also. Although the
third Bond actor is far more suitable as the lead of a blockbuster than the
fourth one, yet Dalton's 007 films are
intriguing as spy action ones because Dalton's Bond looks more serious, in addition, I like
his because he is not frivolous, like Daniel Craig's Bond, though he appears plainer than other Bonds. Dalton also does not more stylish as Bond than other
Bonds but he is certainly a cool actor anyway.
Bond girls are pretty in the two movies. I bet it is because
Dalton's Bond looks less gorgeous than other Bonds. Maryam D'Abo in The Living Daylights, Carey Lowell and
Talisa Soto in Licence to Kill
especially are lovely and bewitching.
The young Benicio del Toro acts as one of the villains in
Licence to Kill which is his second
flick. The performer has had a presence since then.