Podcasts about Max Zorin

You are James Bond, and Max Zorin is still causing a whole problem. Hope you aren't tired of A View to A Kill! 

You are James Bond, and Max Zorin is still causing a whole problem. Hope you aren't tired of A View to A Kill! 

In der 433. Folge von Dirtman's Lift sprechen Holger und Arne über ihren Konsum von Monster Energy Assault und der damit verbundenen Zuckermenge. Dies führt sie zu einer Diskussion über Zucker und dessen gesundheitliche Auswirkungen. Holger teilt seinen Plan zur Reduzierung des Zuckerkonsums und wie er seine Ernährung umstellen möchte. Die beiden tauschen ihre Gedanken über langfristige Auswirkungen einer reduzierten Zuckeraufnahme aus und diskutieren sogar die Idee des kontinuierlichen Blutzuckermessens und potenzielle technologische Fortschritte in diesem Bereich. In der heutigen Episode widmen wir uns dem James Bond-Film "Im Angesicht des Todes". Holger und ich analysieren die Handlung des Films, die um einen begehrten Mikrochip von sowjetischen und amerikanischen Unternehmen kreist. Besonders diskutieren wir den Bösewicht Max Zorin, gespielt von Christopher Walken, und seine exzentrische Darstellung. Wir tauschen Eindrücke über actiongeladene Szenen auf dem Eiffelturm und der Golden Gate Bridge aus. Neben dem Filmthema teilen wir persönliche Updates. Arne spricht über sein Gewichtsverlustprogramm und erläutert die Vorzüge magnetischer USB-Stecker für den alltäglichen Gebrauch. Wir diskutieren auch über die Akzeptanz von Geräten wie der Apple Vision Pro, vor allem im öffentlichen Raum. Gemeinsam reflektieren wir über die Filmhandlung, die Schauspieler und technologische Entwicklungen. Arne teilt seine Erfahrungen mit VR-Brillen in der Arbeit und wie sie seinen Workflow beeinflussen. Holger erläutert die Anwendung von Augmented Reality (AR) für 3D-Modelle in der Realität und diskutiert den Einsatz kostenintensiver Geräte wie der HoloLens von Microsoft und VR-Brillen. Das Thema eines Spatial Computers wird angesprochen und potenzielle Anwendungen werden beleuchtet. Die Diskussion über Sinnhaftigkeit und Kosten solcher Geräte wird fortgeführt. Abschließend planen wir eine kommende Podcast-Episode über Filme und unsere TV-Serie-Anschauungs-Abenteuer.

Has James Bond finally met his match? Despite Roger Moore being in his late 50s, the team convinced him to return as Bond one last time in A View to a Kill. When Bond recovers a microchip in Siberia, it leads him to investigating Max Zorin, played by Christopher Walken, a psychotic wealthy businessman with plans to take on Silicon Valley. A View to a Kill is often considered one of the worst films in the franchise, something Tom agreed with when he ranked it bottom 5 before the rewatch. Does the film deserve the poor critical response or is it worth a dance into the fire? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Has James Bond finally met his match? Despite Roger Moore being in his late 50s, the team convinced him to return as Bond one last time in A View to a Kill. When Bond recovers a microchip in Siberia, it leads him to investigating Max Zorin, played by Christopher Walken, a psychotic wealthy businessman with plans to take on Silicon Valley. A View to a Kill is often considered one of the worst films in the franchise, something Tom agreed with when he ranked it bottom 5 before the rewatch. Does the film deserve the poor critical response or is it worth a dance into the fire? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The James Bond A-Z Podcast hosts Tom Butler and Brendan Duffy explore the characters creatives of the 007 films that fall under the letters X, Y, and ZTopics covered include:The X-ray gadgets of Bond and other X-related tidbitsFreddie Young, the cinematographer of You Only Live TwiceTerence Young, the director of Dr No, From Russia With Love, and ThunderballZao, Rick Yune's Die Another Day henchmanHans Zimmer, the prolific musician behind the score for No Time To DieZukovsky, Robbie Coltrane's memorable Brosnan-era characterNikki Van der Zyl, the voice actor behind many iconic rolesMax Zorin, the A View To A Kill villain played by Christopher WalkenAnd much, much more...James Bond will return... in the next James Bond's A-Z Podcast.Buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/jamesbondatozShop James Bond A-Z t-shirts and merchandise: the-james-bond-a-z-podcast.creator-spring.com/Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/jamesbondatozFind us on Instagram: instagram.com/jamesbondatozEmail us on: podcast@jamesbondatoz.co.ukAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast, we present to you an encore episode with guest Chris Lemmon, son of Jack Lemmon. Chris spoke with us last year in the midst of Covid and was holed up as his home on the East Coast due to a pretty intense compromised immunity which he speaks about at length. In addition to his health, we speak to Chris about what it was like growing up Lemmon, the son of one of America's greatest actors and why he chose to go into acting as well. We further talked to Chris about some familial bonds as well – his father and Josh's mother Edie Adams were close friends beginning in the 1950s when Jack and Edie's first husband Ernie Kovacs starred in several films together. They were not only co-stars but fast friends. We talk about a trip to Venice Italy in 1984 that Chris and Josh attended where hotel guests included Hollywood super-agent, Sue Mengers, Gore Vidal and Christopher Walken, who was shooting the James Bond film “A View To A Kill” as villain Max Zorin. There were dinners, conversation and drinks at Harry's Bar all week that was both strangely normal and surreal. It was a great conversation with Chris and a fun catch-up to have him on the podcast. So take a listen as this is the Rarified Heir Podcast encore episode with Chris Lemmon. Everyone has a story.

Hi there Classical Gabfest Listeners, this is Will, and I'm afraid we don't have a regular episode for you this week. Longtime listeners to the show will know that Tiffany and Kensho and I all met at the Pierre Monteux School, which is a summer music institute focused on orchestral conducting and playing. Unfortunately, earlier this week, the school's director, Michael Jinbo, died suddenly, and as Michael was a beloved teacher, mentor, and friend to all three of us, we decided not to produce an episode this week.As a brief tribute, I wanted to say a few words about our teacher:Maestro Jinbo was only the third-ever music director of the Monteux School in its 79-year history, succeeding his own teacher, Charles Bruck, and before him, Pierre Monteux himself, whom some of you may know was the conductor of the world premieres of The Rite of Spring and Daphnis and Chloé, and who performed Brahms' string quartets for Brahms himself, among many other accomplishments.Maestro Jinbo was proud of the school's tradition, but he was very much his own musician and a great musician at that. Maestro Jinbo was not a famous conductor, but he was famous among conductors. We marveled at his crystal-clear technique and his deeply felt, uncomplicated musicality, and I know for a fact that videos of his conducting (which he would never allow to be released) circulated privately among his admirers. In rehearsal, he was totally unfussy and to-the-point. He always preferred to show and rather than to tell, but whenever he did say something about the music, it was invariably insightful, witty, and inspiring.Of course, my co-hosts and I, and many, many others of his students will remember Michael for his abilities as a teacher. He combined uncompromising honesty with a deep care for each of his students as a human being, and he taught to each student individually. He didn't waste time and he went immediately for your weaknesses, not to demean you, but to strengthen you.Above all, Michael Jinbo taught us to be our true selves, both on and off the podium. He never tried to mold us in his own image, rather he helped us to strip away our excess baggage and taught us to honor the essential core that remained. And that's just about the greatest gift that any teacher can give you.It's hard to find recordings of Michael's work, but I did find a beautiful one on YouTube, in which Michael is leading the Nittany Valley Symphony of Pennsylvania, of which he was also music director for several decades. This is a recording of the “Meditation” from Jules Massenet's opera Thaïs, featuring violinist Max Zorin, which I offer as this week's mixtape suggestion. Rest in Peace, Michael.CLASSICAL MIXTAPEMassenet, Thaïs: “Meditation”Nittany Valley Symphony OrchestraMax Zorin, violinMichael Jinbo, conductor

James Bond is back and this time, he's older than ever. We bid fairwell to Rodger Moore in his final performance as the super spy and he goes out with a bang. Out to stop Max Zorin with is recycled Goldfinger plot involving microchips that doesn't make any sense. Starring (too old for this shit) Rodger Moore as one half of the dream team with Patrick Macnee, a film stealing Christopher Walken, Grace Jones as Grace Jones, Tanya Roberts as a leading lady who only makes the leading man look older, The Chinese Detective and Dolph Lundgren more he was He-Man. You can follow us on Becca, Chris and Dave on Twitter Please send us an email at expectustotalk@gmail.com to give us any feedback or add your own thoughts on Bond. You can find us on iTunes and Stitcher and if you like us leave us a lovely review as it helps us grow. If that wasn't enough, you can even you can follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Do You Expect Us To Talk Will Return in Live and Let Die – commentary

Der letzte Moore 007, der Rentner Daddy Bond auf dem Gestüt in Frankreich und im Silicon Valley gegen Max Zorin. Viel Spaß!

On this episode of The James Bond A-Z Podcast, hosts Tom Butler, Brendan Duffy, and Tom Wheatley tackle six more topics under the letter C. Covered in this show: Roger Moore's tailor Cyril Castle who shaped the look of 007 in 'Live and Let Die' and 'The Man With The Golden Gun at the start of his tenure. Henry Cavill, the Superman actor who was nearly cast as James Bond for 2006's 'Casino Royale' but was pipped to the post by Daniel Craig, and is hotly tipped to be the 7th 007. Chang, Hugo Drax's menacing henchman from 'Moonraker', portrayed by martial artist Toshirô Suga. Matt Chessé, the American editor of 2008's 'Quantum of Solace', who is a regular collaborator with Marc Forster. Tsai Chin, a multi-generational Bond 'girl' who appeared with Sean Connery in 1967's You Only Live Twice and Daniel Craig in 2006's 'Casino Royale'. And Anthony Chinn, a supporting artist who appeared in four James Bond film, from 'Dr. No' up to 'A View To A Kill' which gave him his most substantial role of the franchise in a memorable scene with Christopher Walken's Max Zorin. Please rate this podcast and leave a review wherever you listen. James Bond will return... in next week's James Bond's A-Z Podcast. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"Max Zorin" has used microchips to contact Bond and Banter host Jack Lugo from the afterlife for the 9th episode of the podcast. "Max" reflects on the events leading to Operation Main Strike, his frustrations dealing with 007, and his relationship with henchwoman May Day. Afterwards, Jack interviews Adam Hollingworth - co-host of the Roger Moore's Cubby Hole podcast.  Jack & Adam discuss the state of Bond, Roger Moore as an actor, & Adam's thoughts on the future of the Bond franchise.

BondCast is back to talk about Roger Moore’s final outing as 007 in 1985’s A VIEW TO A KILL. At age 57, was it one film too many for Sir Roger? We talk about the whole movie, including Christopher Walken’s bad guy Max Zorin, Grace Jones as the exotic May Day, and Bond Girl Tanya Roberts. We share some varied takes about the overall quality of this flick, along with a little debate. Plus, we go over the plot, stunts, mechanical icebergs and horse steroids.

Welcome to The James Bond A-Z Podcast. Hosted by three lifelong James Bond fans – film journalist Tom Butler, journalist Tom Wheatley, and improviser Brendan Duffy – the show takes an encyclopaedic deep dive into the making of the world's greatest spy film franchise. Each episode covers the key creatives and characters from every James Bond film from 1962's 'Dr No' to 2021's 'No Time To Die', talking about Ken Adam to Max Zorin, and everything in-between (and yes, that includes Never Say Never Again). The show will shine a light on every aspect of the filmmaking process answering many of the questions you always wanted to ask about the 007 films. The James Bond A-Z Podcast is brought to you by Tom Butler, Brendan Duffy, and Tom Wheatley with art by Hélène Dollie and music by Tom Ingamells. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @jamesbondatoz. This podcast is not affiliated with the James Bond brand. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Our season finale proudly presents a festive assortment of trivia, games and discussion as we try to send the ugliness of 2020 packing like a Max Zorin megabomb! So, Ho-Ho-Holster your PPKs and join us by the hearth for our marathon Holiday Special!

The main villain normally makes a Bond movie what it is, from Blofield to Max Zorin and even Raoul Silva, but sometimes the Henchmen (and women) steal the show.On this episode, Ben-Roy and Neil discuss their personal Top 5.Follow Us:@BenRoyTurner@neiljames83 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a quick chat about Qdoba vs. Chipotle, the fellas Christopher Walken-impression off while talking about Max Zorin & the James Bond movie, "A View to a Kill." They also touch on the ridiculousness of "Deuce Bigelow: Male Gigolo" and Gerrit recalls some optimism from a book he read surrounding the Holocaust (just listen for context). After all that, the boys delve right into the topic at hand - "Batman Forever." Val Kilmer dons the cape and cowl to take up the mantle of Gotham's Dark Knight. This is Part 2 of Kevin and Gerrit's deep-dive into "Batman Forever." They continue to talk about Jim Carrey as The Riddler, Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face, Nicole Kidman as Dr. Chase Meridian, Chris O'Donnell as Robin, and Val's take on Batman. If you miss this episode, you're insane! Don't miss the end of the episode where Kevin & Gerrit chat about stunts in film - truly fascinating. Joel Schumacher takes over from Tim Burton but hey - most importantly, what do Kevin and Gerrit think? If you want to see the accompanying video, head over to the YouTube page and subscribe! The Page ►► youtube.com/user/GerritElzinga22?sub_confirmation=1 The Playlist ►► youtube.com/playlist?list=PL56PxH8R3cilMBPQuFA8YbHVkDprztbkp On this feed, you will be hearing Kevin and Gerrit ramble while also dissecting this iconic series, but if you are wanting a more streamlined experience, head over to the other podcast feed, or the YouTube playlist for "Something Serial." Those links are provided here ►► https://anchor.fm/somethingserial https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL56PxH8R3cilcgUJZWgFo_WHGd59QhNKg GO HERE TO HELP ACHIEVE EQUALITY AND END SYSTEMIC RACISM (CONSTANTLY UPDATING BECAUSE, OBVIOUSLY) ►► theradicaldatabase.com Want to reach out? Email, Tweet, or Message the page ►► facebook.com/KerritPod twitter.com/KerritPod KerritPod@gmail.com Season 4 has begun! To stay up do date, subscribe so you're notified the moment a new episode drops. You can also catch up on all of the previous episodes and have a hootenanny of a time! Thanks to all of the listeners and viewers for subscribing, listening, watching, liking, and sharing. We really do appreciate you, and anything you can do to spread the word helps. If you enjoyed listening as much as Kevin and Gerrit enjoyed recording it, (or even HATED it), please let them know! Subscribe to The Kerrit wherever you listen to podcasts and follow on Facebook & Twitter for instant updates. Feel free to let them know what you thought with any opinions you may have. Reach out via any of the options below ►► facebook.com/KerritPod twitter.com/KerritPod KerritPod@gmail.com Per usual, music in these episodes are from The Barn. You can listen on SoundCloud now here ►► soundcloud.com/the-barn-5/sets/essential This episode is sponsored by ►► Anchor (and technically Spotify) anchor.fm For more info about the film ►► https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112462/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kerritpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kerritpod/support

On this Review/Overview we talk about A View To A Kill which stars Roger Moore as the Ian Fleming's James Bond. Along with Christopher Walken as Max Zorin. We also reveal what our next Review/Overview is going to be. This was shoot before the delay of No Time To Die. So with our next review/overview we discus what we are going to do with that. In November we will still go see it and do a review/overview on the movie. Also if one wants the video version go check us out on YouTube at Shoot the Reel or at Playcon. Shoot The Reel YouTube Channel: --https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOrTOD63X-9o0vc93iLTsQ?view_as=subscriber Shoot The Reel Anchor Channel: --https://anchor.fm/shootthereel Bump In The Night Paranormal Another podcast we do on the paranormal here are a few links for that. *FOLLOW US HERE FOR UPDATES* --https://twitter.com/BITNPR --https://www.facebook.com/bumpinthenightparanormal/ *OTHER PLACES TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST* --https://soundcloud.com/bitnparanormal --https://www.twitch.tv/bumpinthenightparanormal --https://anchor.fm/bump-in-the-night-paranormal-radio YouTube Channel: --https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1uaKTNhvISg2F3jtm_NxfQ *COOL MERCH HERE* --https://shop.spreadshirt.com/bumpinthenightparanormal/ *A PLACE YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO* --https://www.patreon.com/bumpinthenightparanormal All Clips and Pictures are not own by us but by their copyright holders. Logo Design by Chris Cerqueira. #AVTAK #JamesBond #007 #AVIEWTOAKILL #Review #Overview #AViewToAKill

After Kenny and Brandon discuss parenting techniques, feelings, and (maybe) correctly pronounce Alex Haitz's name as they pay tribute to the loyal Ronnies, they discuss Christopher Walken's role as Feng, the comical antagonist who runs a deadly ping-pong tournament in the 2007 comedy 'Balls of Fury', a performance they theorize marked the end of the "Wacky Period" of Walken's acting career. Afterwards, Brandon reads from a ranked list of Bond villains done by Esquire Magazine asking Kenny where he thought Walken's character Max Zorin in 'A View to a Kill' might be on the list, and Brandon shares some exciting news about a potential discovery of Walken's earliest acting role on a soap opera in the mid-1950s which, to this day, has never been publicly released.

And so we finally come to the last Bond & Beyond review for 007's cinematic adventures (until they make more of them). James and Alex go through every detail of Roger Moore's final outing as the iconic British spy, from the questionable use of the Beach Boys to Max Zorin's on-brand choice of explosives and his eye for a bargain when it comes to Plot Tables. We waste an hour in France with horses, meet an Avenger (not the Marvel kind), pick holes in the geography of the San Francisco car chase, and spend far too much time thinking about that iceberg submarine. We also struggle to contain our fear of Grace Jones and our love for John Barry's penultimate Bond score. As you'll hear at the start of the episode, the review unfortunately also contains an audio glitch, for which we apologise. We promise it shan't happen again. And as you'll hear at the end of the show, this will be the last Bond & Beyond for some considerable time - but fear not, for like Bond himself, we will return. If you want to email us, you can do so via bondandbeyondpod@gmail.com. You can find us on Facebook (just search 'Bond & Beyond'), Twitter (@bondbeyondpod) and all our episodes are at bondbeyondpod.tumblr.com.

Put that Gondola boat car into gear because it's time for Episode 5 of The Words Are Not Enough!In this episode Griffin (@griffschiller) and Brody (@brodyserravalli) discuss the following:Tomorrow Never Lies* Craig Wants Denis Villenueve to direct Bond 25 * According to the The Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye, Denis Villeneuve has spoken with Daniel Craig along with producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson about coming on-board as director for Bond 25. Further more, the report indicates that Craig has thrown his weight behind Villeneueve has his personal pick to helm the project. * This corroborates with a report from Deadline in June that claimed Villeneuve was one of three front-runners for the coveted job. * However, a more recent report from Deadline has thrown some doubt on Villeneuve's availability, positing that Villeneuve is in early talks with Sony to direct a Cleopatra biopic. This report comes on top of a Dune remake that Villeneuve is also rumored to be attached to.* Thomas Newman Returning for Bond 25 * Omega Underground has allegedly come across a production listing for Bond 25 that, while not detailing a director or story synopsis, appears to reveal that composer Thomas Newman will return to the franchise to score Bond 25. Newman scored Skyfall and Spectre and was previously assumed to be leaving the series with the departure of his frequent collaborator Sam Mendes, but this production list suggests he may be sticking around.* Honor Bernie Casey * Bernie Casey, who played Felix Leiter in the unofficial James Bond film, Never Say Never Again, died September 19th, 2017, at the age of 78 after brief illness.Q-Branch* David Bowie's awkward relationship with Sir Roger Moore * In a new biography by Dylan Jones, ' David Bowie: A Life', there is an interesting tale of when David Bowie befriended Roger Moore. Sometime in the 1970s, Bowie moved to Switzerland (to avoid the oppressive tax regime of the UK at the time) despite not knowing anyone in the country. But 007 was just down the road. Oscar-nominated scriptwriter and novelist Hanif Kureishi provided this anecdote for the book. * One day, about half-past five in the afternoon, there's a knock on the door, and there he was: ‘Hello, David.' Roger Moore comes in, and they had a cup of tea. He stays for drinks, and then dinner, and tells lots of stories about the James Bond films. They had a fantastic time - a brilliant night." * "But then, the next day, at 5.30… Knock, knock, it's Roger Moore. He invites himself in again, and sits down: ‘Yeah, I'll have a gin and tonic, David.' He tells the same stories – but they're slightly less entertaining the second time around." * "After two weeks [of Moore turning up] at 5.25pm – literally every day – David Bowie could be found underneath the kitchen table pretending not to be in.” * Bowie was later offered the role of Max Zorin for 1985's 'A View To A Kill' but turned it down. * Sir Roger Moore's official Twitter has disputed the validity of the story, calling it 'not true at all.'* Brother from Langley* Quick Kingsman 2 review (spoilers allowed)Shaken, but Heard* Top 5 Directors to tackle a bond filmSUBSCRIBE to the Men vs. Movies YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCAlhR6RxXQux2LWok1cIL6wFollow us on Twitter: @MenVsMoviesLike us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/menvs.movies/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-words-are-not-enough/support

Goldfinger var et kæmpehit tilbage i 1964, så EON lavede i 1985 en ny Bondfilm over samme ide. Denne gang drejer det sig om eneret på mikroprocessore istedet for guld, men plottet er stadigvæk stort set det samme. Oscar-vindende Christopher Walken spiller den kugleskøre Max Zorin,. Altid intense Grace Jones er håndlangeren May Day. Roger … Continue reading Afsnit 76: James Bond Podcast 17 – A View To a Kill

James Bond is back and this time, he’s older than ever. We bid fairwell to Rodger Moore in his final performance as the super spy and he goes out with a bang. Out to stop Max Zorin with is recycled Goldfinger … Continue reading →

Chris and Sean talk the final Roger Moore 007 film of January, Bond January : A View to a Kill. The film stars an aged, 58 to be exact, James Bond as he takes on the Steve Jobs/Bill Gates mashup that is Max Zorin played by Christopher Walken. Bond attempts to thwart Zorin's evil plan of attempting to flood Silicon Valley through an extremely convoluted series of earthquakes. It's old man Bond versus crazy man Walken in an knockdown brawl for the ages!As always, you can follow Chris Stachiw on Twitter at @KultureStach, Sean Liang at @Seannifer and Kulture Shocked at @KultureShocked. The new intro and outro music is Wovoka's "Lament", and you can check out more of their music here. You can also subscribe to the Kulturecast on iTunes here. Also, don't forget to check out our official Facebook page for news, upcoming reviews, contests, and new content.

Max Zorin!

In 1985 Roger Moore set two records--at 57 years old he was the oldest actor to portray James Bond, and with A View to a Kill his seventh Bond film he played Bond in the official films more times than any other actor to date. A View to a Kill would be his last film as James Bond, but with Christopher Walken as villian Max Zorin, Grace Jones as Zorin's goon May Day, and a rocking theme by 80's rockers Duran Duran, is Moore's last Bond film worth a view, or a kill? Listen to find out!

In 1985 Roger Moore set two records--at 57 years old he was the oldest actor to portray James Bond, and with A View to a Kill his seventh Bond film he played Bond in the official films more times than any other actor to date. A View to a Kill would be his last film as James Bond, but with Christopher Walken as villian Max Zorin, Grace Jones as Zorin's goon May Day, and a rocking theme by 80's rockers Duran Duran, is Moore's last Bond film worth a view, or a kill? Listen to find out!

In 1985 Roger Moore set two records--at 57 years old he was the oldest actor to portray James Bond, and with A View to a Kill his seventh Bond film he played Bond in the official films more times than any other actor to date. A View to a Kill would be his last film as James Bond, but with Christopher Walken as villian Max Zorin, Grace Jones as Zorin's goon May Day, and a rocking theme by 80's rockers Duran Duran, is Moore's last Bond film worth a view, or a kill? Listen to find out!

We thought we'd treat you all to a special little Minisode, given there seems to have been quite a lot going on in the world of film. This mini dispatch sees Ed and myself pondering how Danny Boyle graduated from (possibly) directing Taggart to helming the jaw-dropping spectacle of the London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony, wonder why Javier Bardem is dressed as Max Zorin in the Skyfall trailer, ask how on earth a film of Cloud Atlas is going to be possible and wrap things up with a cautious appraisal of the decision to stretch The Hobbit to three films. We hope you enjoy it and if you do, please rate and review on iTunes!