A look at Maud Adams’ portrayal of the title character, her unique island of women, and her place among Bond "girls" as a more mature, capable leader.
Available on major podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify via the Earwolf or James Bonding archives. [S2E1] Octopussy
Released in early 2014, this episode serves as a deep dive into one of the more eccentric entries in the Roger Moore era. Episode Overview A look at Maud Adams’ portrayal of the
Analysis of Louis Jourdan’s suave Kamal Khan and Steven Berkoff’s high-energy Soviet General Orlov. Episode Overview Analysis of Louis Jourdan’s suave Kamal
The episode is well-remembered for the hosts' debate over the film's tone—whether it succeeds as a fun adventure or fails due to its increasingly ridiculous gadgets and scenarios. Listen Details Matt Gourley and Matt Mira Original Air Date: January 2014 Focus Movie: Octopussy (1983)
Recognition of the film's impressive practical stunts, particularly the plane-clinging sequence in the finale. 🐙 Notable Moments
The Matts discuss Roger Moore’s aging performance and how the film leans heavily into camp, including the infamous "Tarzan yell" and Bond dressing as a clown.