Dalton was perfect for Bond
The James Bond franchise really needed a face lift and got it with Timothy Dalton taking over the lead role in the Living Daylights. Not only did it get a younger actor it also simplified the plots which were getting really out of hand in movies like The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker. Now Bond was fighting evil Communism.<br /><br />To break Dalton in The Living Daylights started off with a test for all the 00 agents to try to infiltrate a British base on Gibraltar. It turns they were sabotaged and Bond was the only one that survived. That proved Dalton’s bona fides in his new role. He would then get involved in a power struggle within the KGB.<br /><br />Dalton was definitely good at playing Bond. He had the looks. He had the swagger and took to the gadgets and action well. That all made The Living Daylights the best Bond film since 1974’s The Man With The Golden Gun even though there were some glaring problems with the end.<br />C
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