Licence to Kill — Framed James Bond 007 Photographs
Framed Licence to Kill photographs — the sixteenth James Bond adventure (1989, directed by John Glen), Licence to Kill is the darkest Bond of the saga, carried by a haunted Timothy Dalton and a personal, merciless revenge. Discover the film's most sought-after scenes and portraits as Fine Art photo prints, in black and white or, for some, in colour, hand-framed. Every Licence to Kill photo is a numbered limited-edition collector's piece, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
The film Licence to Kill
Directed by John Glen, Licence to Kill (1989) gives Timothy Dalton his second and final role as 007, in the darkest and most violent Bond of the saga. Bond resigns from MI6 to avenge his friend Felix Leiter, maimed by the drug baron Franz Sanchez (Robert Davi). A personal revenge, gadget-free and pitiless, that leads him from one cartel to another, backed by Pam Bouvier. Most requested prints: 007 in action and the final tanker-truck chase. Explore the whole James Bond 007 universe and our Stars & Cinema.
A certified collector's piece
Each Licence to Kill photograph is a Fine Art photo print, hand-framed in solid wood in our workshop. Produced in a numbered limited edition, it comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA), a hologram and a QR code for traceability. Available in 70×50 cm or 60×40 cm, black or white mat, shipped within 48 h across Europe.
About Licence to Kill
Released in 1989, Licence to Kill is the sixteenth film in the James Bond saga and the second and last carried by Timothy Dalton.
Timothy Dalton portrays a cold and determined 007 who hands back his badge to MI6 to pursue his own revenge: the drug baron Franz Sanchez, played by Robert Davi, had his friend Felix Leiter fed to a shark and Leiter's wife murdered. From Florida to the fictional Isthmus City, Bond infiltrates the cartel in a film of unprecedented darkness and violence.
Around him, the pilot Pam Bouvier (Carey Lowell) and Lupe Lamora (Talisa Soto) move through a plot that culminates in the spectacular tanker-truck chase. Our framed Fine Art photo prints celebrate these iconic moments, in black and white or, for some, in colour, for a living room, an office or a home cinema.
Frequently asked questions
Which scenes and images from Licence to Kill do you offer as framed prints?
Our Licence to Kill collection celebrates the darkest James Bond of the saga. It features Timothy Dalton as a determined and pitiless 007, the spectacular final tanker-truck chase, the confrontation with the drug baron Franz Sanchez and the tense Isthmus City scenes. The most requested prints are Bond in action and the chase images — each in a numbered limited edition on Fine Art photo paper. Ideal for a living room, an office or a home cinema, every print recreates the tension and darkness of this 1989 film by John Glen.
Are the Licence to Kill photos available in black and white?
Yes. Most of our Licence to Kill prints are offered in black and white — a rendering that enhances the harshness and intensity of Timothy Dalton in the darkest role of the 007 saga. Some images are also available in colour, notably the tropical settings and the explosive action scenes of the film. Each print is produced on Fine Art photo paper then hand-framed in solid wood in our in-house workshop, with a black or white mat of your choice. Black and white remains the most requested by collectors for a chic and timeless display, but colour appeals to lovers of action.
Are these Licence to Kill prints authentic, and in which sizes?
Each Licence to Kill print is a traceable collector's piece, not a mere reproduction. Produced in a numbered limited edition on Fine Art photo paper, it comes with its certificate of authenticity (COA), a hologram and a QR code for traceability that guarantee its origin. Two sizes to choose from: 70×50 cm (Starck Original) or 60×40 cm (Starck Medium), hand-framed in solid wood in our in-house workshop, black or white mat. The whole piece arrives ready to hang and carefully packaged — the standards of an art gallery applied to every order, so your James Bond photo lasts through the years without fading.
Does a Licence to Kill print make a great gift, and do you ship across Europe?
Yes, it is one of our most gifted pieces. A framed Licence to Kill print — Timothy Dalton as 007, the tanker-truck chase or a cult scene from the film — delights fans of James Bond and of 1980s cinema, and works just as well for a birthday as for a housewarming or a wedding. The piece arrives framed, numbered and ready to hang, with its certificate of authenticity: a gift as elegant as it is instantly presentable. We ship tracked and insured to the United Kingdom, Ireland and across Europe, in reinforced packaging that protects the frame and the glass.
