Duran duran james bond movie#

In the video is an amazing tribute to James Bond Theme played on a deadly harmonica towards the end, a nice idea from Godley & Creme the makers of the clip.

The difference between the original single and the version played That was all about the visual stuff, all the more perfected thanks to a catchy pop/rock theme.

Each member of the group has a special function while going all the way up to the tower but there isn't much of a Pun on Bond while presenting himself to a girl. In some shots but there's plenty of great moments such as the Zorin company blip exploding (film) after Roger Taylor pushes a detonating button (clip) or LeBon's A little bit dated, slightly corny thanks to a video camera that is overimposed Have the real interaction with the film people but it's fun and fine in any case. Three Taylors (Andy, John and Roger) are all secret agents involved on a crazed mission inside the Eiffel Tower and clips from 'A View.' with Roger Moore's Bondįollowing Grace Jones' May Day on the same location are intercut or some of the actions sequences all give the sensation the group is part of the movie. In this one, Duran Duran members Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes and the Though 'Die Another Day' I only consider good enough as this because a tribute to other 007 films were included. What sets this apart from the other Bond films is this music video and more than 30 years later it wasn't equaled.

Duran duran james bond movie#

Duran Duran at the peak of their moment in the 1980's and composer John Barry was also part of the song's creation and with that partnershipĪ hit that truly fits the movie was conceived. 'A View to a Kill' has a fair share of its detractors and few fans (like myself) but in one thing many followers of the James Bond franchise agree: it has theīest theme song - right there with 'Live and Let Die' (can we call it a tie?).