You can""t use he Cat idea....It""s my job to see that our ""prologues"" fit in with the censor""s regulations.I""m only doing my duty."[Note: The character of the buffoonish censor provided mockery of the Hays Code censorship that was plaguing movies at he time.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..."), she offers him the white carnation from her lapel, and puts it in his buttonhole.A fast-talking, authoritative married executive Jeff D.Sheldrake (Fred MacMurray, cast against type), the Director of Personnel, has an executive suite for an office, and immediately flatters Baxter: "Been hearing some nice things about you.Doc further describes the three things he requires as backing to successfully carry out the robbery:money to operatepersonneland finally, the disposing of the takeThe personnel would be "paid off like house painters - they""ll be told nothing about the size of the take.At three-quarters of the way up, he pauses - a female relative from above comes down to him, cradles him, and tells the newly-orphaned boy of his father""s premature death:You must be brave now, little man.