Few throwaway Bond lines are as oddly specific or as emblematic of A View to a Kill‘s quirks as this one. The remark comes during Bond’s visit to Stacey Sutton’s home, immediately after he dispatches a pair of intruders. Throughout the scene, Sutton’s perpetually vocal cat is given an odd amount of screen time, meowing his way through the house and is the focus when Sutton mentions she needs to feed the cat. She asks if Bond is hungry and he responds with this deliberately flippant quip.

And no, Whiskas isn’t the endorsed cat food of 007. Bond’s playful brand-name drop is simply another tool in his social camouflage, deployed to maintain a relaxed, agreeable rapport with Stacey Sutton while he preserves his cover as “James Stock” of the London Financial Times.

What ultimately sells it is Roger Moore’s delivery, tossing the line off with a sly, almost conspiratorial lightness, the kind of raised-eyebrow charm that defined his tenure as Bond.