Licence to Kill
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Licence to Kill (1989), directed by John Glen, is the 16th James Bond spy film, and the second and last featuring Timothy Dalton. Licence to Kill is the first, original (non-Fleming) title, that adapts the Live and Let Die story with elements from the short story The Hildebrand Rarity, concerning agent 007's resignation from MI6 to pursue revenge against Franz Sánchez, a Latin American drugs baron. The title refers to Bond's discretionary licence to kill, originally, the title was Licence...
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- James Bond is out on his own and out for revenge.
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