The Living Daylights

The Living Daylights is a 1987 British-American action spy film, the sequel to 1985 film A View to a Kill, in which James Bond is aiding a Soviet KGB general defecting to the West - but the general is revealed to be hatching his own plans with an arms dealer in Morocco. It was followed by 1989 sequel film License to Kill.

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"That's too bad, Bond. You could've been a live rich man, instead of a poor dead one."

"The new James Bond... living on the edge."

"The most dangerous Bond. Ever."

"Living on the edge. It's the only way he lives."

"James Bond 007 at his most dangerous in The Living Daylights"

"Enigmatic. Dangerous... Always living on the edge."

"Licensed to thrill."

"Timothy Dalton - James Bond"

"Maryam d'Abo - Kara Milovy"

"Jeroen Krabbé - General Georgi Koskov"

"Joe Don Baker - Brad Whitaker"

"John Rhys-Davies - General Leonid Pushkin"

"Art Malik - Kamran Shah"

"Andreas Wisniewski - Necros"

"Thomas Wheatley - Saunders"

"Desmond Llewelyn - Q"

"Robert Brown - M"

"Geoffrey Keen - Sir Frederick Gray"

"Walter Gotell - General Anatol Gogol"

"Caroline Bliss - Miss Moneypenny"

"John Terry - Felix Leiter"

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