9.9M views · 129K reactions | In this scene from LICENCE TO KILL (1989) Bond makes a quick getaway from the Wavekrest. Second unit director Arthur Wooster said: “We had barefoot-skiing world champion Dave Reinhardt doing the stunt for us. There was so much water flying around, which meant that we could get big close-ups of his feet. Later we added shots of Tim.” | James Bond 007 | Facebook

LICENCE TO KILL’s tanker-plane chase was shot on a disused (reputedly haunted) piece of road near Mexicali. For this moment where the five tonne vehicle goes on its side to avoid incoming missiles, a rig was devised to tilt the tanker on its side but proved unnecessary. “The tanker driver (Rémy Julienne) appeared on location — no crash helmet, seat belt or anything,” remembered 2nd unit special effects supervisor Chris Corbould. “He put a ramp up and he just drove up, and he put the tanker on it

14K views · 687 reactions | On this day in 1988, LICENCE TO KILL, shooting took place on the scenes of Bond and Felix Leiter pursuing Sanchez in a helicopter. | James Bond 007 | Facebook