Spectre
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Oct 31, 2026
Aaron DoughtyHOST
Loved it.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
And then if you look at Spectre, that was an oddball.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
Not great.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
I put it this way, the last one, I didn't even go see.
Tim LeggGUEST
Just horrible.
Tim LeggGUEST
But
Aaron DoughtyHOST
they got Spectre.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
They got Spectre and made very poor use of it.
Jim MoraHOST
it's one of the Daniel Craig ones.
Jim MoraHOST
I think it might be Spectre.
Jim MoraHOST
Congratulations.
Jim MoraHOST
I didn't know this, but the film, you know, the elaborate fictional parade they set up at the start of the movie inspired Mexico City to launch its official annual Day of the Dead parade the following year.
KyleHOST
And Kingsman came out in 2014 right in the middle of the Daniel Craig era.
KyleHOST
It came out the year before Spectre.
KyleHOST
Man, all the spy
JuliaHOST
movies are just all the same years.
ChrisAUDIENCE
Yes, g'day, Lee.
ChrisAUDIENCE
I just wanted to bring up the opening sequence of the brilliant James Bond's Spectre.
ChrisAUDIENCE
back in 2015 where James Bond has the sniper shot and brings down the building and then finishes up having a wrestling match in a helicopter over the square.
ChrisAUDIENCE
Now, the parade, I was surprised to learn, apparently had never existed on that scale before the movie was shot.
Holly RubensteinGUEST
And I like to say that he saved my life because I once did a red carpet with him.
Holly RubensteinGUEST
I was doing the big Bond Spectre premiere and I was interviewing him.
Holly RubensteinGUEST
And it was a royal premiere.
Holly RubensteinGUEST
So Kate and William pulled up and arrived and everybody got really excited.
BrandonHOST
Um...
BrandonHOST
Next, the real Roald Dahl wrote the screenplay for You Only Live Twice, the James Bond film from 1960.
BrandonHOST
Yeah, I knew
LucasHOST
that, too.
Brian WishartHOST
Like, one of the reasons why No Time to Die, the James Bond movie, I think is fantastic is because, like, it's truly, like, embracing the black sheep of the franchise on a magic secret service, which is just, like, the one and done last movie that has a very sad ending that's uncharacteristic for a typical Bond film.
MaeveGUEST
And even taking the Christoph Waltz Blofeld, which didn't fully work in Spectre and managing to find a way to make that work.
Brian WishartHOST
Yeah.
Brian WishartHOST
And I think it's like a great way than just pretending a movie did not exist, which seems to be what people are doing nowadays.
Katie Bulmer-CookeHOST
Well, this came about because on the last podcast we talked, James Bond got a mention.
Katie Bulmer-CookeHOST
I told you that I'd watched one of the movies with Daniel Craig in last weekend, which was Spectre.
Katie Bulmer-CookeHOST
And I am a James Bond fan.
Katie Bulmer-CookeHOST
And we got talking about how good a shape Daniel Craig is for his role as Bond.
EricHOST
My dad had so many... um uh negatives and slides and you know traditional photographs and polaroids i would be looking through all of them looking for like hidden like artifacts of like pitchforks or something um i'm just saying i i miss like those old mechanisms and that's and that's stuff you can still access you know if you set a modern movie in the 50s or 60s
IsaacHOST
My dad was watching Spectre.
IsaacHOST
It was on TV.
IsaacHOST
And, you know, there's Lea Seydoux.
Jon DinkinsHOST
Something's making me hungry today.
Jon DinkinsHOST
And in 2015, Spectre, the 24th James Bond film directed by Sam Mendes and starring Daniel Craig, premieres in London.
Dalton BarrettHOST
I'm one of the six people on earth who like that movie.
Dalton BarrettHOST
But do you like the theme song?
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