After more than a decade of a more lighthearted and, dare we say, campy iteration of 007, the late 80s beckoned a change. Timothy Dalton was the man to answer the call. Ushering in a new era of gritty realism and heartfelt romance, Dalton's tenure is said to be a return to Fleming's literary roots. More than thirty years on, how does he hold up? Particularly in a post-Craig world. (NB: Audio quality improves for the review at 43:12)