Loti was a fictional Hong Kong Narcotics Agency operative tasked with infiltrating drug lord Franz Sanchez's operations in Isthmus. An unwitting antagonist portrayed by American actress Diana Lee-Hsu, the character first appeared in the 1989 James Bond film, Licence to Kill, and was also featured in John Gardner's accompanying novelisation.
Biography[]
Disguised as Kwang's partner and an Asian drug lord, Loti is a Hong Kong narcotic agent who has spent years trying to infiltrate drug baron Franz Sanchez' operations. When a vengeful James Bond tries to kill Sanchez, Loti and an associate (both in ninja garb) knock Bond unconscious. They take Bond to their safe house for questioning. Their MI6 contact tries to sedate Bond for transport back to London, but the Isthmus miltary, under the command of Sanchez's chief of operations, Colonel Heller, attacks the house with a tank; killing the contact and Loti's ninja associate. Kwang tells her not to be taken alive, and she kill two soldiers in order to incite Heller to shot her in the chest, killing her.
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Trivia[]
- In addition to playing Loti, Diana Lee-Hsu also appears in the opening credits of the film (at 10 min 05 sec).[2]
References[]
- ↑ Gardner, John [1989]. in Orion: Licence to Kill (in English). Kent: Coronet. ISBN 1409135764.
- ↑ Lombard, Philippe [2015]. Le petit livre de James Bond (in French). ISBN 2754079890.