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For Your Eyes Only

For Your Eyes Only

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Oct 31, 2026

Javi TrujilloHOST
0:53
We're happy to have you back, Owen.
Javi TrujilloHOST
0:55
And it's kind of fitting because here we're discussing the 45th anniversary of For Your Eyes Only, which is the fifth assignment for Sir Roger Moore, but by no means his final.
Javi TrujilloHOST
1:07
And it's fitting because you were here for License to Kill, which was the last John Glenn film.
Javi TrujilloHOST
1:15
This is his first.
Javi TrujilloHOST
1:47
Yeah.
Javi TrujilloHOST
1:48
Yeah.
Javi TrujilloHOST
1:50
So for your eyes only to give us some context opened in wide release in the U S on June 26, 1981, following its UK premiere on the 24th in London.
Javi TrujilloHOST
2:01
Uh, and just to make my co-hosts feel old, I had turned four the day before the UK premiere.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
12:15
I mean, I looked at it like a standalone film.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
12:17
Sort of like For Your Eyes Only.
Tim LeggGUEST
12:20
Yeah, I can see that.
Tim LeggGUEST
12:22
Which one was the one? Never Say Never

23 MINS LATER

Tim LeggGUEST
35:06
Well, you mentioned studio pressure, messing things up.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:10
Yeah.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:10
That's what happened with the fourth Roger Moore movie was supposed to be for your eyes only.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:18
And that's what it said at the end of the reel.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
12:15
I mean, I looked at it like a standalone film.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
12:17
Sort of like For Your Eyes Only.
Tim LeggGUEST
12:20
Yeah, I can see that.
Tim LeggGUEST
12:22
Which one was the one? Never Say Never

23 MINS LATER

Tim LeggGUEST
35:06
Well, you mentioned studio pressure, messing things up.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:10
Yeah.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:10
That's what happened with the fourth Roger Moore movie was supposed to be for your eyes only.
Tim LeggGUEST
35:18
And that's what it said at the end of the reel.
Rob SmithHOST
14:10
And it was celebrating the anniversaries of Diamonds Are Forever, which is 55.
Rob SmithHOST
14:14
For Your Eyes Only, which is 45.
Rob SmithHOST
14:16
Casino Royale, which is 20.
Rob SmithHOST
14:19
Can you believe it? 20 years old.

18 MINS LATER

Rob SmithHOST
32:25
Very good.
Peter BrookerHOST
32:26
So there you go.
Peter BrookerHOST
32:27
So in for your eyes only, what's the name of the guy that's really bad at cards? Is it Gooky or Smooky?
Rob SmithHOST
32:32
Bunky.
Paul McCartneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:20
It Ever
Melody OrtizHOST
12:22
from The Spy Who Loved Me, Sheena Eason's For Your Eyes Only, Love It, and Duran Duran's A View to a Kill.
Melody OrtizHOST
12:29
Decades later, the song remains a massive force in pop culture.
Melody OrtizHOST
12:33
Guns N' Roses actually famously covered it in 1991.
DanHOST
30:29
Yeah.
TomHOST
30:29
And don't forget that 21 years earlier, Roger Moore's James Bond did something very similar in For Your Eyes Only when he drove that Citroën down the stairs, supposedly in Spain, but it was filmed in Corfu.
TomHOST
30:41
But it's the same type of thing.
TomHOST
30:43
You're taking this small little car and going downstairs with it.
Tom GrantHOST
52:50
He's in a bunch of stuff.
Tom GrantHOST
52:51
He's in For Your Eyes Only.
Tom GrantHOST
52:53
He also has one of the most memorable on-screen deaths ever.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
52:59
any, any movie like this.
Rupert DegasGUEST
16:52
And he used to do a Christmas special every year and he did Harold Wilson and Dennis Healy and he had...
Rupert DegasGUEST
16:59
June Brown on as Margaret Thatcher, who played her in For Your Eyes Only, the Bond film in 81.
Rupert DegasGUEST
17:07
So I was looking at, I was doing impressions.
Rupert DegasGUEST
17:09
And some of my first impressions as a boy before my voice broke was Margaret Thatcher and Dame Edna Everidge.
Matthew BradfordGUEST
36:47
You know, it sort of reminds me of the Bond series with Live and Let Die, where when they made the movie, they basically did their own story, as they did with many of them, and left out a lot of Fleming elements.
Matthew BradfordGUEST
36:59
But then over the years, they really picked that carcass clean and used every little bit of Live and Let Die that was left out in For Your Eyes Only.
Matthew BradfordGUEST
37:06
They used the keel hauling.
Matthew BradfordGUEST
37:07
In License to Kill, they use the fish warehouse fight and some other stuff.
ElmaHOST
3:05
The music was done by Bill Conti, who's also a Bond music scorer.
ElmaHOST
3:12
So he did For Your Eyes Only, a Roger Moore one from the 80s.
ElmaHOST
3:16
And the costumes are by Kate Harrington.
ElmaHOST
3:20
And this was her debut costume designer job.

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