What I LOVE about this sequence is that so often Bond is presented as the sole competent agent in MI6 but the guy fighting Necros here is nearly as badass as Necros himself. Loved that.
yes, even at the time most films would likely have shown the villain as "unstoppable". but at least some of the other personnel is supposed to highly trained as well. which is why this scene feels more "realistic".
Yeah it was a good move making him a competent fighter, he’s quite a lot older than Necros and other MI6 agents too. Green 4 had very short screen time but really makes an impact. The best movies put a lot of attention into even the smallest characters
such a man who would be an ex SAS captain or similar!! Great scene but the exploding milk bottles are funny !! Most of the staff who run the PM's country retreat Chequers are ex services,, similar country building in this movie!
The kitchen fight scene is so ridiculously well choreographed, I love it, the security agent puts up a great fight! This entire sequence is very well put together actually, just like all the other action in the movie, it's all very slick and has such good flow.
The infiltration is so seamless and violent that at the end one is like "wtf just happened". It's one of those scenes you can watch over and over again just to see the little details of how both the fight and the bomb attack happened.
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Props to Green Four. That agent put up a hell of a fight and nearly took out an elite KGB trained assassin. One of the things I love about the Dalton Bonds is how visceral the fights are. Up close, simple techniques, chaotic and physical. The Bourne films must have taken a lot of inspiration from action sequences like these.
@@jjryan1352 He may have put up a good fight, but he was not a good fighter! He should have been in there far quicker, and tried going for a killer blow, or pressure point, to knock Mr Necros out, I know he was about 20 years or so older, but he scored very light blows, Bond would have done much better, win or lose, Green 4 looked like a geriatric lol.
One of the few instances in a Bond film where the henchman is a greater threat than the main villain. Thugs like Jaws and Oddjob - Bond can evade or outsmart them. Nick-Nack was cunning, but physically hopeless. But with Necros, you've got a skill set on par with Bond's. Infiltration, improvisation, efficiency. Underrated antagonist!
I’d consider Necros to be the third villain of the movie vs solely a henchman, he’s far more involved in the story than the average henchman and seems to have his own motivations
@@Johno1992 Personally I found Stamper as somewhat monotone. He has an impending frame, but not much character. Carver is the opposite, weak frame, huge character.
Stamper, like a lot of the named henchmen, appears as a threatening figure but in the film doesn't achieve an awful lot than killing a lot of sailors helplessly floating in the sea (hardly a challenge). Another example is Jaws - iconic and frightening but he didn't kill anyone with significant training - just assasinated some men who can't fight back. Both Necros and Brandt killed agents who were armed and trained.
@@scottknode898 The Pretenders were 1st choice. But then when the Producers heard A-HA I guess they changed their minds. Still to not piss Chrissie Hynds off they put her track in as sort of a main theme really...
Green 4 will always be remembered as the badass agent that put up a fight. At least he won't be remembered like Agent 009, for being killed in action in a clown suit, by the ringling brothers.
Completely disagree. Agent 009 was also a badass, being chased by 2 knife wielding assassins, he won a fight with one of them, and jumped into the river, and despite being stabbed in the back he was able to complete the mission by going to the ambassadors house and showing the egg before dying. Green four was also a badass for lasting so long, and getting some hits in, as well as burning Necros’s hand, and never giving up, just before being knocked out he clearly tries to regain composure and stand up again.
@@bonnienasiry2652 I just wished they hadn't put him in such a goofy clown outfit. Have him dressed normally, but with some shades of make-up left to show he left in a hurry.
I think this is one of the best ever bond sequences especially as bond wasn't even in it and one of the most underrated bond films ever. Honestly it is better than any moor bond except possibly live and let die. But fuck it just my opinion
Yes, this installment is seriously underrated, as is Dalton himself. I always preferred License to Kill, but as I have watched all the Bond films more and more, I think this one may actually edge it out. I think overall License to Kill had a better overall cast of villains, but the Necros character alone was the best. Dalton hits it out of the park in both episodes, where I feel every other Bond actor outside of Connery has been hot and cold. Connery puts in a top performance every time, but some of the bad support acting and corny dated themes in the older episodes let the overall experience down. I am biased however since I grew up with the Dalton episodes.
@@trueblue6201 I think it’s a smirk, because he beat a worthy adversary(agent green 4) and fooled an imbecile(the base guard) in fact in one of the Japanese dubs(very good dub btw) the dubber added a realistic smirk sound. But I can see why you would say it looks like a grimace
Yeah, he played tall villains with big glasses. It's a look, I suppose. I just checke,d he was also one of Max's henchmen in the first Mission Impossible film.
Interesting fact. The helicopter used to pick up Koskov at the end was a helicopter captured by the British army from Argentina during the Falklands war.
+Florian Laur yes precisely. They were both great bond films but the audience was too used to the Moore films. The Craig ones have gone back to the darker elements
Andreas Wisniewski who played Necros here, also starred in 1988's Die Hard as one of Hans Grubers henchmen. Also starred as one of Max's henchmen in 1996's Mission Impossible. Seems he is a popular bad guy..........:)
Necros is probably the most deadly henchman in the Bond franchise for me. Not only is he a physical powerhouse like Oddjob or Jaws (albeit not as unrealistically strong), but he's also highly intelligent and skilled at infiltration. No wonder Whitaker casually remarks that he could easily take out a Russian VIP.
@@nrkgalt the frying pan didn't kill him. M later said that two agents were killed (by exploding milk bottles) and two were in the hospital (one agent injured by flying debris from the milk bottle grenades, and Green Four).
@@Thicc_Cheese_Dip by the way I reckon the agent on the stairs was the other one who died other than the chef, and the one who went to hospital was the closet to the milk bottle out of the two milk bottles, I think the other gardener had too minor injuries to go to hospital. And the reason I think the agent on the stairs died, is because not only did the grenade practically hit him, he also fell down from a height. And I agree definitely green four was the other one to go to hospital. What do you think?
Necros barely held his own against a focused, elite MI6 agent like Green 4! Only if a couple more agents entered the room, it would've been game over for Necros.
I think after nearly 10 years of henchmen who possessed absurd Herculean strength, that fight was meant to establish that Necros wasn't yet another Oddjob knock-off.
he needed two more agents to show up,randomly. Necros could have taken them all down, but he would be in bad shape even if he did, out of energy, no matter his training
This movie has some of the best fight scenes in the entire franchise, especially this and the jail cell fight. Just excellent choreography and camera, a real sense of life & death, and music.
Unique moment in Bond history, a British agent who’s not Bond and is not useless. Green four should have made more appearances as a Bond friend and ally in following movies. He is great!
I remember sitting down to watch this for the first time when I was 11 with my parents & they said, "Oh, this is the one with the exploding milk bottles." Honestly, I love those things because they are both hilarious & awesome 😆
The script was written with Roger Moore in mind hence some of the silly quips but I think Dalton improvised a bit. Still one of the better post connery bonds
There is a deleted scene where Bond uses a Persian rug to glide down washing lines to escape some baddies in a street scene. As he is gliding along the rooftops he gives a smile and cheeky wave to a guy smoking from a hookah. If it had been Roger Moore in the role, they would definitely have kept the scene in.
That fight scene was great! That was the same dude from Die Hard 1, and Mission Impossible, a great actor, would have liked to see him like this in more stuff.
I like the little details, like how Necros uses an Aussie accent at the gate and a British accent when calling Green 4 to base when his natural accent is Russian. And in Die Hard he has a German accent 😆
As I understand, Daniel Craig and Timothy Dalton are supposed to be closer to the books than the others, Dalton had read them all and wanted to make sure his performance was as accurate as possible.
I love this sequence apart from the bit where Green 4 calls in then goes instantly silent yet the other guy just continues making his cup of tea with no sense of urgency.
Yeah the other guy who did a quick little taptap on the milkman for the government safehouse. "ok giant blond ballet dancer looking dude who visits a safehouse at the height of the cold war. You behave yourself and don't go being an assassin now, ok?" he dude really wanted his tea!!
@@splatbubble lol I agree that security guard is beyond incompetent. He didnt think Necros’s stature was bizarre for a milkman, didn’t even check the milk float, he didn’t check out Necros’s flu story, he didn’t tell him to leave the milk at the gate or at the very least send an escort to follow him. Then, he was very dumb when agent green 4 attempted to alert people. Also there’s a workprint scene on CZcams which shows that the milk the guard drinks is actually from Necros lol and the guard initially picked up an explosive one.czcams.com/video/ZrRGXFc-lV4/video.html
I think that "Green 4" was actually one of the stuntmen of this amazing movie! He was a really good actor too as we see! Yes, he's name was Bill Weston, if I am correct. I think he's brother was a stuntman too!
The MI6 people should have realized that for the KGB to kidnap Koskov back just a few hours after he defected meant that the whole defection was a false flag operation. It would have taken a lot longer to plan the operation, including getting the helicopter. Bond may have suspected this, but M and the minister seemed to have totally missed it.
what also makes it brilliant though, is, this is the first time we see the bad guy, surprised by a random agent, well-trained and alert, who fights to the end. Necros did not expect Green to enter the room, and he was probably even frightened that now he has to face a MI6 agent. Like I said, had there been more than one, or at least two more, with their intelligence and training, Necros knows he would have been overcome. He might have physical strength and brains, but MI6 KNOWS KGB tactics.
one of my favorite villains of all time. I really feel sorry for Agent number Four. I really would have LOVED to see other agents show up and slowly wreck Necros' attack. Just would be so awesome had more agents, without guns, showed up and slowly wrecked Necros in that kitchen. But.....it still is an awesome movie.
I wish the fight with Green 4 had gone on and on....that was a powerful scene.....just wow......really wish it would have seen Green 4 and Necros going nuts all over the kitchen more than this......and I wish more agents showed up to shut Necros down. As I have said for years, Necros is ELITE, but he can only take so many of them coming at him!
Green 4 would have one had two more agents suddenly entered the room. KGB training or not, they would have messed Necros day up. They could have taken him, if 4 had some sudden help. It did not have to be Bond. This is MI6, after all
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What I LOVE about this sequence is that so often Bond is presented as the sole competent agent in MI6 but the guy fighting Necros here is nearly as badass as Necros himself. Loved that.
yes, even at the time most films would likely have shown the villain as "unstoppable". but at least some of the other personnel is supposed to highly trained as well. which is why this scene feels more "realistic".
Yeah it was a good move making him a competent fighter, he’s quite a lot older than Necros and other MI6 agents too. Green 4 had very short screen time but really makes an impact. The best movies put a lot of attention into even the smallest characters
such a man who would be an ex SAS captain or similar!! Great scene but the exploding milk bottles are funny !! Most of the staff who run the PM's country retreat Chequers are ex services,, similar country building in this movie!
"Green 4" still did a good job trying to stop Necros, despite being older, shorter and unware of his actions
Absolutely agree. It would have been so easy and typical to write him off as an easy kill but he really gave Necros a good run for his money.
The kitchen fight scene is so ridiculously well choreographed, I love it, the security agent puts up a great fight! This entire sequence is very well put together actually, just like all the other action in the movie, it's all very slick and has such good flow.
The infiltration is so seamless and violent that at the end one is like "wtf just happened". It's one of those scenes you can watch over and over again just to see the little details of how both the fight and the bomb attack happened.
We haven't seen a fight this good in a Bond movie since the Spy Who Loved Me, at least.
Necros wasn't even out of breath when he spoke into Green 4's radio. Totally cool and in control.
He sends for emergency medical services, (and warns of overcome personnel) like a boss 😉
RIP Bill Weston (Agent Green Four in this scene) who I just read had passed away in 2012. Thank you for this very memorable scene!
Paul Weston's brother?
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Props to Green Four. That agent put up a hell of a fight and nearly took out an elite KGB trained assassin.
One of the things I love about the Dalton Bonds is how visceral the fights are. Up close, simple techniques, chaotic and physical. The Bourne films must have taken a lot of inspiration from action sequences like these.
just look at Green's INSTANT reaction when he enters the kitchen. ELITE security training.
Spot on.
Perhaps, but after Green didn't respond after thirty seconds, that should have been enough to send people looking for him.
He put up a good fight.
@@jjryan1352 he got the 👢
@@jjryan1352 He may have put up a good fight, but he was not a good fighter! He should have been in there far quicker, and tried going for a killer blow, or pressure point, to knock Mr Necros out, I know he was about 20 years or so older, but he scored very light blows, Bond would have done much better, win or lose, Green 4 looked like a geriatric lol.
One of the few instances in a Bond film where the henchman is a greater threat than the main villain. Thugs like Jaws and Oddjob - Bond can evade or outsmart them. Nick-Nack was cunning, but physically hopeless. But with Necros, you've got a skill set on par with Bond's. Infiltration, improvisation, efficiency.
Underrated antagonist!
Stamper is also overlooked.
Oddjob was Goldfingers hired right hand henchman.
I’d consider Necros to be the third villain of the movie vs solely a henchman, he’s far more involved in the story than the average henchman and seems to have his own motivations
The Living Daylights: One of the few Bond-Movies where the Henchman (Necros) is much better than the actual main badguys (Koskov & Whitaker).
I'd say Brandt (From Russia w Love) is quite high up there. He's got a pretty high in-film, non-civilian kill count.
Much like stamper in tomorrow never dies
@@Johno1992 Personally I found Stamper as somewhat monotone. He has an impending frame, but not much character. Carver is the opposite, weak frame, huge character.
Stamper, like a lot of the named henchmen, appears as a threatening figure but in the film doesn't achieve an awful lot than killing a lot of sailors helplessly floating in the sea (hardly a challenge). Another example is Jaws - iconic and frightening but he didn't kill anyone with significant training - just assasinated some men who can't fight back.
Both Necros and Brandt killed agents who were armed and trained.
@@milleringtonsmythe Necros (play by Andreas Wisniewski) and Stamper ( played by Götz Otto) both actors are in fact German
Necros is so badass that he's the only character in the movie with a copy of the motion picture soundtrack on cassette!
He is listening to The Pretenders Where has everybody gone? but A-HA sang the Bond song The Living Daylights
Scott Knode the Pretenders song was on the official soundtrack if not an alternate theme songbefore Aha was chosen
He had that shit on White Label!
@@scottknode898 The Pretenders were 1st choice. But then when the Producers heard A-HA I guess they changed their minds. Still to not piss Chrissie Hynds off they put her track in as sort of a main theme really...
@@markappleby02 haha classic DJ booth Response in the 90s “what’s this tune mate?” “White label mate”
Andreas Wisniewski (Necros) is amazing with his mastery of accents.
+hugh0221 Of course he is.- We can also see him in Die Hard.
and two Mission Impossible films
Whice are these ones?
+Paris Alejandro Mares the 1996 one and the 2011 one
Thanks a lot.- I will check it.- Regards
Necros is one of the best henchmen in Bond films. :D
+Hese Burger It reminds me Captain Nash.
And he was in Die Hard;)
Florian Laur True
You're right, Florian! After all of these years, I just realized that after reading what you said!
Necros and Stamper were clearly inspired by Robert Shaw's Red Grant. Also Hans, the brawny, Nordic guy in You Only Live Twice.
Green 4 looks like he is some pleasant, old butler. He held his own against Necros. Big props
Enjoying the big love Green 4 is getting, but Necros is a badass!
everyone in the 80's thought Necros was the coolest bond villain.
zyzor why not? This raid was better than what anyone else had accomplished
BackAgainize I will say that I love the part when he poses as a jogger and has that terrible American accent.
there's a wet blanket like you in every crowd zyzor or should we call you a culture cynic...?
I hated him
Necros IS the coolest Bond villain.
Green 4 will always be remembered as the badass agent that put up a fight.
At least he won't be remembered like Agent 009, for being killed in action in a clown suit, by the ringling brothers.
Completely disagree. Agent 009 was also a badass, being chased by 2 knife wielding assassins, he won a fight with one of them, and jumped into the river, and despite being stabbed in the back he was able to complete the mission by going to the ambassadors house and showing the egg before dying. Green four was also a badass for lasting so long, and getting some hits in, as well as burning Necros’s hand, and never giving up, just before being knocked out he clearly tries to regain composure and stand up again.
@@bonnienasiry2652 I just wished they hadn't put him in such a goofy clown outfit. Have him dressed normally, but with some shades of make-up left to show he left in a hurry.
@@fuscinula ah i see, yeah I agree with you there, but what can you do, it was the Roger Moore era :/
Lol I like the implication that the real life Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey were the ones who threw knives and killed Agent 009
When i was a kid, due to my hatred of clowns, i thought the twins were good guys for awhile for killing a clown.☺️
I think this is one of the best ever bond sequences especially as bond wasn't even in it and one of the most underrated bond films ever. Honestly it is better than any moor bond except possibly live and let die. But fuck it just my opinion
I'd forgotten just how good this was. This film needs more respect.
Agreed!
I can't watch Moore Bond films. Too much comedy.
Yes, this installment is seriously underrated, as is Dalton himself. I always preferred License to Kill, but as I have watched all the Bond films more and more, I think this one may actually edge it out. I think overall License to Kill had a better overall cast of villains, but the Necros character alone was the best. Dalton hits it out of the park in both episodes, where I feel every other Bond actor outside of Connery has been hot and cold. Connery puts in a top performance every time, but some of the bad support acting and corny dated themes in the older episodes let the overall experience down. I am biased however since I grew up with the Dalton episodes.
Live and Let Die isn’t even Moore’s best Bond film…
2:29 I see that as Necros smirking like ”wow that actually worked, I didn’t expect it to” and I like that
Shows he wasn't sure he'd make it out of the fight
@@SnubrevolverNot how I read that. It looked more like a grimace.
@@trueblue6201 I think it’s a smirk, because he beat a worthy adversary(agent green 4) and fooled an imbecile(the base guard) in fact in one of the Japanese dubs(very good dub btw) the dubber added a realistic smirk sound. But I can see why you would say it looks like a grimace
Andreas Wisniewski who played Necros was also one of Hans Gruber’s henchmen(“ho ho ho..now I have machine gun”) in Die Hard. What an 80s legend!
Yeah, he played tall villains with big glasses. It's a look, I suppose. I just checke,d he was also one of Max's henchmen in the first Mission Impossible film.
Robert Davi also played fbi agent in this movie! And then he played main villains, Franz Sanches in next Dalton film.
@@Bazookatone1 He also had a cameo in the Ghost Protocol as the contact for the Fog.
@@trueblue6201yeah he was in the MI 1 as the same character, Max's henchmen
@dashtoroya2838 Well, unconfirmed (still credited as different characters), but I suppose that is implied.
Interesting fact. The helicopter used to pick up Koskov at the end was a helicopter captured by the British army from Argentina during the Falklands war.
cool fact!
The Huey ?
@@brettlloyd5764 of course.
Does anyone think the Dalton films (eps this film) had a more complex darker plot???
I do. I think that's why they didn't like Dalton. They felt his movies where too dark, especially after the goofy Moore-Bond.
+Florian Laur yes precisely. They were both great bond films but the audience was too used to the Moore films. The Craig ones have gone back to the darker elements
No way is Living Daylights darker than Licence to Kill. More complex though, I totally agree! Love it to pieces.
yep, really enjoyed both Dalton's Bond films, think they're both underrated
They did have. Dalton wanted them to be closer to the novels.
Andreas Wisniewski who played Necros here, also starred in 1988's Die Hard as one of Hans Grubers henchmen. Also starred as one of Max's henchmen in 1996's Mission Impossible. Seems he is a popular bad guy..........:)
He was very good in this movie, as well as the others.
Correct
@G. C. Scott yes correct
He was in Centurion for about a minute too 😝
He got disposed off pretty easily as one of Hans' henchmen. At least he had a bigger character part in this movie.
Chuck Norris is hesitant about having a fight with Green Four.
I think Green 4 would paste him anyway, Bill Weston (Green 4) was ex British army wasn`t he?
Necros is probably the most deadly henchman in the Bond franchise for me. Not only is he a physical powerhouse like Oddjob or Jaws (albeit not as unrealistically strong), but he's also highly intelligent and skilled at infiltration. No wonder Whitaker casually remarks that he could easily take out a Russian VIP.
Word of god, Green 4 survived.
Damn that agent can kick arse, well almost LOL
Real name Bill Weston, he`s a great stuntman appearing in Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan and Indiana Jones
It depends on whether or not the frying pan to the head killed him.
Of course he did! Admittedly, his pride was injured due to Necros stealing his Model 36, but he's still kicking!
@@nrkgalt the frying pan didn't kill him. M later said that two agents were killed (by exploding milk bottles) and two were in the hospital (one agent injured by flying debris from the milk bottle grenades, and Green Four).
@@Thicc_Cheese_Dip by the way I reckon the agent on the stairs was the other one who died other than the chef, and the one who went to hospital was the closet to the milk bottle out of the two milk bottles, I think the other gardener had too minor injuries to go to hospital. And the reason I think the agent on the stairs died, is because not only did the grenade practically hit him, he also fell down from a height. And I agree definitely green four was the other one to go to hospital. What do you think?
Necros barely held his own against a focused, elite MI6 agent like Green 4! Only if a couple more agents entered the room, it would've been game over for Necros.
Green 4 did end up with a toasted face though ?
He should have said code 10 instead of Green 4 to base!
I think this is why I love the scene. Necros isn't some untouchable John Wick. He works for his victory
I think after nearly 10 years of henchmen who possessed absurd Herculean strength, that fight was meant to establish that Necros wasn't yet another Oddjob knock-off.
@@lewisner Green 4 still kicked ass and nearly blinded Necros with the flour.
One of the best successful infiltration 007 scenes I have ever come across.
That's one milkman you ought to tip at Christmas
how awesome was Green Four?!?!
he's the man
he needed two more agents to show up,randomly. Necros could have taken them all down, but he would be in bad shape even if he did, out of energy, no matter his training
BackAgainize another green four and necros wouldn't stand a chance at all
+Nihil Usium ... or if he had gone for the gun first instead of the radio. Ah well, he was awesome anyways.
Green Four earned his pension, if Necros had any sense he'd have killed Green Four so that he never had to fight him again....
Necros is basically Agent 47 as a James Bond henchman, and I love it.
This is definitely the BEST non Bond fight sequence in a Bond Movie I've ever scene!
"Who's that for?""You"(Bashes him on the head with gun)Love that bit! Also, note the cameo by Max from "For Your Eyes Only".
This action scene is so bloody watchable!
Best non Bond fight scene in a Bond movie. Green 4 was a boss. Love how they gave love to a quick side character. Very underrated Bond movie.
This scene is gold and is one of the most memorable scenes in the history of Bond films.
I forgot how terrifyingly competent Necros was. Like, damn. That is a henchmen who can think on his feet.
When Necros attacks, safe house isn't a safe house anymore...
You would have thought Green 4 was a full blown agent by his performance, not just a security operative/butler.
Stu Young I always thought he was a Double-0!
Destro7000 The song you're looking for is: Where has everbody gone - the pretenders
Yeah. Heck it's possible that maybe he was a Double-0 who retired from that position.
He doesn't need to be a field agent, he could have executive protection training
This movie has some of the best fight scenes in the entire franchise, especially this and the jail cell fight. Just excellent choreography and camera, a real sense of life & death, and music.
"Where Has Everybody Gone" - The Pretenders
!!!!
Probably the only Bond film with two killer songs to it.
Unique moment in Bond history, a British agent who’s not Bond and is not useless. Green four should have made more appearances as a Bond friend and ally in following movies. He is great!
I remember sitting down to watch this for the first time when I was 11 with my parents & they said, "Oh, this is the one with the exploding milk bottles." Honestly, I love those things because they are both hilarious & awesome 😆
John Barry at his best anyone agree
Agreed!
His theme is catchy and badass at the same time.
The whole intro is basically Hitman.
Especially 1:20😂
When I saw that part I honestly wondered if this scene is where the Hitman team got their inspiration from
When I was a kid, my favorite part about this scene was the part where a milkman is dropping off milk while a cow is clearly mooing in the background
most underrated bond villain
That's the same parrot from For Your Eyes Only.
give us a kiss
Yes, the same actor!
+Visionary Curious, I hadn't noticed¡¡¡¡ I will have to watch the end scene of FYEO...thanks
Visionary Bet Bond just kept it for a bit then sent it here.
My God, Necros was so fucking resourceful and creative.
when you mess up in a Hitman game and decide not to reload a save
I swear, Bond, please remember Green 4 and not only his herosim and his family! He was one mighty good fellow!
Matthew Bunker he is not death
@@fvdwerken he is live.
He will be a great 005
@@mn1170 The next Bond gadget will be a hidden distress signal that calls in Green 4
Necros is a badass and this scene has a great score.
I continue to think this kitchen fight is the most brutal I've seen in the whole James Bond franchise.
The script was written with Roger Moore in mind hence some of the silly quips but I think Dalton improvised a bit. Still one of the better post connery bonds
There is a deleted scene where Bond uses a Persian rug to glide down washing lines to escape some baddies in a street scene. As he is gliding along the rooftops he gives a smile and cheeky wave to a guy smoking from a hookah. If it had been Roger Moore in the role, they would definitely have kept the scene in.
green 4 is the man, love the way he ducks that boiling water
Now that's what you call a mission, perfectly executed.
Green Four's fight is especially impressive when you realise that he's both older and smaller than Necros by quite some way.
Technique is a good equalizer.
No Matter how many times , that i've watched this sequence. I Love it
That fight scene was great! That was the same dude from Die Hard 1, and Mission Impossible, a great actor, would have liked to see him like this in more stuff.
His name was Necros, and he rode the deadliest milk float in the west
Necros is probably one of the most underrated and smartest sub-villains in a Bond film.
“This isn’t the usual milkman but I admire his chutzpah and 50% cockney 50% Australian accent. Let’s let him in!”
ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE FIGHT SCENCES. OP, THANK YOU FOR POSTING, I LOVED THIS SCENE AS A KID! NECROS IS BADASS!!!
The real assassin here was the original milkman, why else would he have explosive milk bottles on his person
YEAH, AHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
I like the little details, like how Necros uses an Aussie accent at the gate and a British accent when calling Green 4 to base when his natural accent is Russian. And in Die Hard he has a German accent 😆
Thanks again to the OP. I LOVE this scene, and it is LONG overdue on CZcams. Hope it stays up.
One of the best fights of the series. That guy deserves his own movie.
Necros listens to his own theme song. That's helluva meta.
He goes around eliminating innocent workers just like Agent 47.
I could imagine this sequence in one of the Daniel Craig Bond films!!
As I understand, Daniel Craig and Timothy Dalton are supposed to be closer to the books than the others, Dalton had read them all and wanted to make sure his performance was as accurate as possible.
Daniel Craig sucks. His biggest screen achievement was banging Sienna Miller in Layer Cake.
Gray Fox [ROU] You said it
Before Hitman 47 there was Necros.
I love this sequence apart from the bit where Green 4 calls in then goes instantly silent yet the other guy just continues making his cup of tea with no sense of urgency.
Yeah the other guy who did a quick little taptap on the milkman for the government safehouse. "ok giant blond ballet dancer looking dude who visits a safehouse at the height of the cold war. You behave yourself and don't go being an assassin now, ok?"
he dude really wanted his tea!!
@@splatbubble lol I agree that security guard is beyond incompetent. He didnt think Necros’s stature was bizarre for a milkman, didn’t even check the milk float, he didn’t check out Necros’s flu story, he didn’t tell him to leave the milk at the gate or at the very least send an escort to follow him. Then, he was very dumb when agent green 4 attempted to alert people. Also there’s a workprint scene on CZcams which shows that the milk the guard drinks is actually from Necros lol and the guard initially picked up an explosive one.czcams.com/video/ZrRGXFc-lV4/video.html
WOW what a sequence. So exhilarating and seamless that at the end one is left wondering wtf just happened
I bet green 4 was a double o who lived to retirement but still served in a lesser role.
Definitely
@@bonnienasiry2652 Cool.
Green 4 needs his own series.
One of the best fight scenes of the 007 saga
necros great fighter very good soundtrack and the best bond ive ever seen
One of my favorite Bond villains. I like Trevalyan, the guy in glasses in Mercedes, Khan, others
Green 4 isn’t going out like a coward. He’s fighting until the end. Badass...
I think that "Green 4" was actually one of the stuntmen of this amazing movie! He was a really good actor too as we see! Yes, he's name was Bill Weston, if I am correct. I think he's brother was a stuntman too!
The MI6 people should have realized that for the KGB to kidnap Koskov back just a few hours after he defected meant that the whole defection was a false flag operation. It would have taken a lot longer to plan the operation, including getting the helicopter. Bond may have suspected this, but M and the minister seemed to have totally missed it.
what also makes it brilliant though, is, this is the first time we see the bad guy, surprised by a random agent, well-trained and alert, who fights to the end. Necros did not expect Green to enter the room, and he was probably even frightened that now he has to face a MI6 agent. Like I said, had there been more than one, or at least two more, with their intelligence and training, Necros knows he would have been overcome. He might have physical strength and brains, but MI6 KNOWS KGB tactics.
THAT BUTTLER DESERVED A PROMOTION! He endured the attack of the soviet milkman
I love this music in this scene!
What makes a great Bond movie is the bad guys. Necros is a great bad guy.
Yes I was always impressed with green 4, his fighting skills are amazing
at least for a butler!
he wasn't just a butler obviously.
So cool to think that Andreas Wisniewski is actually a guy that hurts nobody, even fly, he's budist!
one of my favorite scenes from this movie :D
Green 4 was just knocked out, right? Anyone who put up as tough of a fight as he did deserves to survive.
He was knocked out don’t worry
I think he sustained some facial fracture but I think he was back in action in a few weeks.
He played a Terminator-like Villain in a Season 2 episode of Superboy. - "Superboy Rest in Peace"
one of my favorite villains of all time. I really feel sorry for Agent number Four. I really would have LOVED to see other agents show up and slowly wreck Necros' attack. Just would be so awesome had more agents, without guns, showed up and slowly wrecked Necros in that kitchen. But.....it still is an awesome movie.
Love this theme it really kicks ass!!
I wish the fight with Green 4 had gone on and on....that was a powerful scene.....just wow......really wish it would have seen Green 4 and Necros going nuts all over the kitchen more than this......and I wish more agents showed up to shut Necros down. As I have said for years, Necros is ELITE, but he can only take so many of them coming at him!
What Dan was Necros in Martial arts? Was he special troops? Green 4 looked like he never studied martial arts in his life!
So the difference between a doctor and a milkman is a stethoscope?
Lol agreed
"Who's that for?" ...."you!" slap
XD
Wonder if it was a real hit or a faked one? (as later on we find that the guy being kidnapped is in on the whole thing)
Green 4 isn't definitively killed...and he damn near takes out Necros, despite his unassuming appearance. Sod Bond, GIVE GREEN 4 HIS OWN SERIES!!!
One of the best fight scenes ever in Bond
He’s in the House of Lords now, enjoying his retirement. Lord Green Four of Bladen.
james wisniewski (necros) did a better job at this mission than the one he did at nakatomi tower in die hard 1 haha
It was German actor Andreas Wisniewski, not James - that's the American ice hockey player! ;-)
Necros was one of the weaker Bond henchmen. Stamper, Jaws, Oddjob were all tougher than Necros.
Romulan2469 Bullshit!!!!
@@mattk5020 agreed. Necros was damn good.
My grandfather passed his Germen heritage on to me. This is one of my FAVORITES
Green 4 really put up a good fight and could have won had he not been knocked out.
Green 4 would have one had two more agents suddenly entered the room. KGB training or not, they would have messed Necros day up. They could have taken him, if 4 had some sudden help. It did not have to be Bond. This is MI6, after all
i agree green 4 could have definatly won this fight
@@bobbafett2310 I just think he should’ve gone more on the offensive even though let lasted quite a bit