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Timothy Dalton
James Bond
Maryam d'Abo
Kara Milovy
Joe Don Baker
Brad Whitaker
Art Malik
Kamran Shah
John Rhys-Davies
General Leonid Pushkin
Jeroen Krabbé
General Georgi Koskov
Andreas Wisniewski
Necros
Thomas Wheatley
Saunders
Desmond Llewelyn
Q
Robert Brown
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Geoffrey Keen
Minister of Defence
Walter Gotell
General Anatol Gogol
Caroline Bliss
Miss Moneypenny
John Terry
Felix Leiter
Virginia Hey
Rubavitch
John Bowe
Col. Feyador
Julie T. Wallace
Rosika Miklos
Belle Avery
Linda (as Kell Tyler)
Catherine Rabett
Liz
Dulice Liecier
Ava
Nadim Sawalha
Chief of Security, Tangier
Alan Talbot
Koskov's KGB Minder
Carl Rigg
Imposter
Tony Cyrus
Chief of Snow Leopard Brotherhood
Michael Moor
Kamran's Man
Sumar Khan
Kamran's Man
Ken Sharrock
Jailer
Peter Porteous
Gasworks Supervisor
Antony Carrick
Male Secretary, Blayden
Frederick Warder
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Glyn Baker
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Scott Hoxby
Sergeant Stagg
Bill Weston
Butler, Blayden
Richard Cubison
Trade Centre Toastmaster
Heinz Winter
Concierge, Vienna Hotel
Leslie French
Lavatory Attendant
Mayte Sánchez
Girl
Barbara Broccoli
Opera Patron
Robert Miranda
Pushkin's Hitman
Paul Weston
Gibraltar Soldier #3
Michael G. Wilson
Opera Patron
Hanno Pöschl
Prater Ferris Wheel Operator
Graham Cole
Agent
Barrie Holland
Q Branch Technician (uncredited)

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A review by Wuchak

Written by Wuchak on Wed Sep 05 2018

_**Solid Bond film with Timothy Dalton taking over as 007**_ "The Living Daylights" was the first of two James Bond films featuring Timothy Dalton as 007. It's a solid Bond flick, but rarely cited when the best films of the franchise are discussed. The "problem" isn't Dalton because he makes a fine James Bond and was what the series needed in 1987 (when the film was released). Although the Roger Moore era (1973-1985) is my favorite stretch of the franchise, mainly because they're so all-around entertaining, Roger was just too old in 1987 to continue in the role (he was 60 years-old). Plus ...