Licence To Kill Trivia Quiz

Answer: Timothy Dalton

"Licence To Kill" was Timothy Dalton's second, and final, film as the suave British agent. His first Bond film was "The Living Daylights". Dalton took over the role of James Bond from Roger Moore, but was replaced in 1995 by Pierce Brosnan.

Answer: Franz Sanchez

In the beginning of the film, Sanchez was first seen killing a man for sleeping with his girlfriend. After distracting the DEA, Sanchez nearly made an escape on an airplane. James Bond, however, put a stop to Sanchez's escape plans by tying the airplane to the helicopter he was on.

It seemed that Sanchez had been finally put behind bars, but, due to a two million dollar bribe, a police officer named Ed Killifer betrayed his comrades and released Sanchez.

Answer: A lighter

The gift from the newlyweds was a sign of their appreciation for James Bond's service over the years. The lighter was also engraved. It read, "James, Love Always, Della and Felix". After reading the inscription, James Bond turned on the lighter. He was surprised, seeing as the flame from the lighter shot nearly a foot high. That was the last he saw of the newlywed couple together. Della was killed by Sanchez's goons, and Felix had one of his legs and an arm eaten off by a shark.

Answer: He revoked his license to kill.

After summoning James Bond, M talked to him about how he shouldn't go on a personal vendetta, and how he should go back to his assigned mission in Turkey. After M asked for Bond's gun, James Bond beat up M's two MI-6 guards, and escaped to continue his quest for revenge.

Answer: A Manta Ray

To avoid underwater detection, Bond disguised himself as a typical creature found swimming in the water. After sneaking onto the boat, Bond saw that Sanchez's thugs had killed his friend Sharky. Angered by that, Bond shot one of the men with a harpoon, then jumped into the water.

After he poked holes through the bags of cocaine hidden underwater, Bond stole an airplane. On that airplane was five million dollars.

Answer: The Barrel-Head Bar

The contact Bond had to meet was a woman named Pam Bouvier. She had an apparent grudge with Sanchez and his dealings, just like Bond. With Sanchez's men all around them, it seemed only fitting to have a bar-fight scene. Bond and his new ally escaped nearly unscathed from the fight, on a speed boat.

Answer: 4.9 million dollars

Although James Bond stole five million dollars from Sanchez, he gave $100,000 to Bouvier to pay for her help, and to buy herself new clothes. After making the deposit, Bond went into the casino and earned another $250,000.

Answer: A fake charity organization for a cult

Due to the manipulative words of the cult's leader, Professor Joe Butcher, people voluntarily sent money to help the organization. Little did anyone know, underground was a massive drug lab, worth over 32 million dollars, which produced some of the most potent drugs known to man.

Answer: A stinger missile pointed at the tanker.

After realizing that the stinger missile was about to be shot at him, James Bond hit a ramp and tilted the vehicle on its side. The enemy henchman fired the missile, but missed James Bond. Instead, he hit another tanker truck.

Answer: Lit on fire and detonated

After the truck Sanchez and Bond were fighting on rolled off of the shallow incline, it seemed that both Bond and Sanchez had perished. Covered in gasoline, Sanchez put a knife up to James Bond's face. Bond, in poetic fashion, used the lighter his nearly deceased friend had given him to light Sanchez on fire. With gasoline all around Sanchez, the truck detonated as well, killing him and finally ending James Bond's quest for revenge.

James Bond will return!