| | Best DVD Audio Commentary |
 | | There are lots of different styles of commentary, some better than others, but I think ideally a commentary should start with the director sitting down in front of their movie, turning on a recording device and commenting on what they see, as they see it (scene-specific commentary). |
| | Commentary #1 is moderated by John Cork of the Ian Fleming foundation and, as we've now come to expect from these Bond films, consists of the usual assortment of nonsequitor interview snippets from numerous people associated with the film (most notably, director Guy Hamilton and actor Yaphet Kotto). |
| | And his commentary is actually a little edgy insofar as this was one of his first directing jobs and he had a lot of people who didn't believe in him and what he was doing (particularly producer Michael Eisner, who eventually asked that his name be removed from the project). |
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