Daniel Craig may have had enough of playing Bond, but we’ll never get sick of talking about him. He, along with his supporting cast and director Sam Mendes, have all returned from the record-breaking and frankly phenomenal Skyfall for Spectre, the 24th James Bond outing and the 4th to star Mr. Craig. In typical big release fashion, we of course ripped the heck out of it.
Jay Cluitt was joined by Bond superfans Simon Columb, Will Slater, DJ Valentine and Pete Conway to delve into all things Spectre and be warned, we reveal more than Honey Ryder in a heatwave, going into every last detail of the plot, so if you’ve not seen it yet and don’t want the ending spoiled, maybe hold onto this show for a while. And second warning, some of the language used in this show is at times a little bit more adult than usual.
Also on tap was a round of Rants, Raves and Thoughts of the Week, with even more Rants added for good measure, before a couple of Bond-themed games of Last Lamb Standing, and then some rather glorious outtakes.
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Tags: Exploding Helicopter, Flickering Myth, James Bond, Life vs Film, Man I Love Films, Sam Mendes, Simplistic Reviews, Spectre