Title Song: "Licence to Kill" (sung by Gladys Knight), the longest song of the Bond films.It was the only Bond film that didn't mention the name of the song or its artist in the opening credits sequence.The country was torn by civil war with many kingdoms struggling for land and power.But one king had a ruthless ambition to make himself emperor by the sword.The other rulers hired assassins to kill the king before he could conquer them all.Kingdom by kingdom, his army swept away everything in its path and anyone who resisted met a terrible fate." Michael's selfish older sister Judith wouldn't take him trick-or-treating, and he sat outside his house watching other kids having fun - the soundtrack played he tune "Love Hurts" (sung by Nazareth) as his mother stripped in the local bar/lounge for clients...The men must all be very old, the women warm, the champagne cold.Spaulding arrives right on cue, wearing an explorer's pith helmet and boots to provide a 'faked' sense of expeditionary authenticity.Bigglesworth), had an underground lair where he had gathered together six deadly assassins commissioned to kill "Britain's top secret agent" Austin Powers; frustrated by the "freakin' idiots," he reprimanded them and upturned the chairs of four of his henchmen and burned them alive, sparing two of them.