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.Cagney""s varied career featured him in both tough guy roles, such as Tom Powers inPublic Enemy (1931)and Cody Jarrett inWhite Heat (1949), as well as in song-and-dance roles such as this one - and perhaps his most famous musical role was as real-life Broadway impresario George M.Ottorino Respighi""sPines of Rome, featuring acrobatic humpback whalesGeorge Gershwin""sRhapsody in Blue, a grayish-blue sequence with Al Hirschfeld-inspired line drawings of Depression-era human charactersDmitri Shostakovich""sPiano Concerto No.(His words foreshadow the coming conflict in war.) Nick, however talks about his aesthetic love of the scenery and appreciation of the mountains and trees while hunting:Michael: I""ll tell ya one thing, if I found out my life had to end up in the mountains, it""d be all right, but it has to be in your mind.Filmed between 1932 and 1936, it was directed, written, scored, and produced by Chaplin himself - and he also starred in his own ""one-man show"" with his current wife and kindred spirit Paulette Goddard.