PODCAST: Overdrinkers - No Time to Die and The Daniel Craig Cycle
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- Dec 1, 2021
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Host Mike Burdge is joined by Reeya Banerjee to once again slurp those martinis and chat about ya boi, Double-O Seven, this time specifically talking about the 5 films in Daniel Craig's run: Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die.
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Great podcast! Craig’s arc really hit its peak with No Time to Die. I actually rewatched Skyfall the other night on DirecTV and had some signal issues, but a quick call to the DirecTV phone number sorted it out. Now I’m ready for a full Bond marathon. Thanks for the great discussion!
Nice podcast
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