Of some of the film's notable notables, this one marks the first appearance for 007's famed classic car, the Aston Martin DB5, complete with a million and one accessories to triumph over the evil underworld. I mean, paid homage to it. Q makes his second of seventeen cameos in this Bond film and seems taller than in later films and is certainly made to look more official. The print is looks very good for it's age, but like the first two films it isn't perfect. The sound is mono again - the way it was created.
Some dialogue occasionally feels like it's been re-recorded inside a tank, but it's usually okay.
Again the Bond theme does its stuff and the soft lilting tones of the score, as per the above Sneaker Pimps mention, come across very clearly. The usual 32 chapters for an MGM, which is an excellent amount. If only some other DVD companies could take a lesson from this one. Once again it's narrated by Patrick Macnee and features clips from the film and production photos to pin-point the comments. Not great quality, but fascinating nontheless.