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Bond Girls

alexberg — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:42:32 CST

From Honey Ryder to Camille, every beautiful Bond Girl has bewitched and beguiled. Add what you know to the Bond Girl pages inside. More fashionista than movie buff? Check out the Bond Girls Style section for all the gowns, bikinis, and 'active' wear (ahem). So what does it mean to be a Bond Girl? Check it out here!

Oh James! Which Bond Girl has the best navel? Look the pictures and decide yourself!

Which of the Bond chicks has the most fabulously preposterous name? See the list and debate its accuracy!

Honey Ryder
Dr. No

Tanya Romanova
From Russia With Love

***** Galore
Goldfinger

Domino Derval
Thunderball

Aki

You Only Live Twice

Kissy Suzuki
You Only Live Twice

Teresa di Vicenzo
On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Tiffany Case
Diamonds are Forever

Solitaire
Live and Let Die

Mary Goodnight
The Man with the Golden Gun

Major Anya Amasova
The Spy Who Loved Me

Dr. Holly Goodhead
Moonraker

Melina Havelock
For Your Eyes Only

Octopussy
Octopussy

Stacey Sutton
A View to a Kill

Kara Milovy
The Living Daylights

Pam Bouvier
License to Kill

Lupe Lamora
License to Kill

Natalya Simonova
Goldeneye

Paris Carver
Tomorrow Never Dies

Wai Lin

Tomorrow Never Dies

Christmas Jones
The World Is Not Enough

Jinx
Die Another Day

Vesper Lynd
Casino Royale

Camille
Quantum of Solace

Miss Taro
Dr. No

Fiona Volpe

Thunderball

Helga Brandt
You Only Live Twice

Rosie Carver
Live And Let Die

Naomi
The Spy Who Loved Me

Fatima Blush

Never Say Never Again

May Day
A View to a Kill

Xenia Onatopp
Goldeneye

Elektra King
The World is Not Enough

Miranda Frost
Die Another Day

Valenka
Casino Royale

Sylvia Trench
Dr. No
From Russia With Love

Jill Masterson
Goldfinger

Tilly Masterson

Goldfinger

Mei Lei
Goldfinger

Patricia Fearing

Thunderball

Ling

You Only Live Twice

Ruby Bartlett
On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Nancy
On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Plenty O'Toole
Diamonds are Forever

Bambi and Thumper
Diamonds are Forever

Miss Caruso
Live And Let Die

Andrea Anders
The Man With the Golden Gun

Chew Mee
The Man With The Golden Gun

Cabin Girl
The Spy Who Loved Me

Corinne Dufour
Moonraker

Manuela
Moonraker

Dolly
Moonraker

Countess Lisl von Schlaf
For Your Eyes Only

Bianca
Octopussy

Magda
Octopussy

Kimberly Jones
A View to a Kill

Pola Ivanova
A View to a Kill

Caroline
Goldeneye

Cigar Girl
The World is not Enough

Dr. Molly Warmflash
The World is not Enough

Peaceful Fountains of Desire
Die Another Day

Solange
Casino Royale

Agent Fields
Quantum of Solace

Daniel Craig

6-stringa007 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:43:47 CST

Bio | Pics & Clips | Best Bond? | Other Bond Actors

Daniel Craig is the sixth actor to portray James Bond, starting with Casino Royale and is slated to star as James Bond until 2012.

After 18 long months of speculation for a Brosnan successor, it was announced that he had the role on the HMS President in London on October 14, 2005. Craig admits he found out that he was playing Bond in a Baltimore Supermarket. Barbra Broccoli called him and simple said "Over to you, kiddo." He then reportedly got drunk.

The choice of Craig was controversial when announced in 2005, and many initially didn't agree with the producers, although Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan, Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton publicly supported the decision. Despite some doubts from fans at first, Craigs performance as the super-agent in Casino Royale earned him critical acclaim from critics and fans alike.

Appears (will appear) in:

Biography:

He was born in Chester, Cheshire, England. He was brought up in Liverpool and moved to London when he was 16 to join the National Youth Theatre, later landing a spot at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Daniel's film career began with The Power of One in 1992, and he later gained recognition with the hit TV series Our Friends in the North in 1996. Later credits include the 2002 Sam Mendes movie Road to Perdition with Tom Hanks, Sylvia with Gwyneth Paltrow, and Enduring Love with Rhys Ifans. Also starred in Layer Cake.

Classic Lines:
- "Three measures of gordons, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shaken over ice and add a thin slice of lemon." (Casino Royale)

-"I've got a little itch, down there. Would you mind?" (Le Chiffre whips him again)
"No! No! No! No! To the right! To the right!" (Le Chiffre whips him again)
"Aaghh! Yes! Aarrgh! Yes! Yes! Yes. Now the whole world's gonna know that you died scratching my balls!" (Casino Royale)

- "Excuse me?" (dumps an unconcious Camille in mans arms) "Thank you. She's seasick." (Quantum of Solace)

- "Can I offer an opinion? I really think you people should find a better place to meet." (Quantum of Solace)

Trivia:

His middle name is Wroughton

Critical Acclaim:

For his work in Casino Royale, Craig was nominated for a BAFTA award for best actor and he also won the best actor award at the Evening Standard British film awards - these are both firsts for an actor playing the part of James Bond.

Life After Bond:

Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn:- 2011, Directed by Steven Spielberg

Bond Stats:

Martinis: 2
Kills: 12
"Bond, James Bond": 1
Women in Bed: 3

Killing Off Bond

PussyGalore — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:32:55 CST

Bond Villain Home | Killing off Bond

Over years and years, decade after decade, that famous line has persistently popped up: "Do you expect me to talk?" "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to DIE!" So what has been the best way of killing Bond so far? Hmmmm? The laser? Tarantula in the bed? The cake-bomb?

How about strapping him to a gurney with the girl, opening a vein on his arm, and laboriously lowering him into your decorative shark-tank?

D'oh! Forgot to take off the magnetic watch!

As the late Alec Treveylan (aka Janus, aka 006) once said "Why can't (he) just be a good boy and die?"

In an effort to help the nefarious, we at Licensed to Kill here list the countless ways that villains, henchmen, lackeys and the merely amateurish have tried (so far, unsuccessfully) to kill off British Agent 007, James Bond. They range from the accidental to the purposefully complex, thought up off-the-cuff or planned down to the last detail. But whether improvised or premeditated, simple or ludicrous they all have one thing in common:

Failure.

(I suppose one could try just shooting him!)

Here then, listed by film, are the many ways to not kill off Bond...unsuccessfully. (We suggest you don't use them!)

Should you want to achieve such a goal, remember, please, the words of Miss Tiffany Case: "And for God's sake, try and come up with something original for a change!"

Dr. No

Incompetent driver/assassin
Tarantula in the bed
Run off the road
Shot while sleeping
Shot by patrol boat
Dragon tank
Irradiated
Talked to death at dinner
Beaten up
Electrocuted
Dangerously un-insulated ventilation system
Beaten by metal claws
Cooked in a nuclear cooling tank

From Russia With Love

Elaborate plot entailing seduction, blackmail, and a faked suicide
Attempted assassination at a gypsy camp
A beating, capped by being garroted by a wire hidden in a watch
Chased down by a helicopter dropping grenades
Poison-tipped shoes
Fighting Grant to the death

Goldfinger

Betrayal by girlfriend, with attempted black-jacking and a beating
Machine-gunned by old lady
Chased down by shooting henchmen
Laser beam castration
Being blown up at Ft. Knox
Threatened with flying bowler hat
Various karate moves by OddJob
Shooting in a plane

Thunderball

Attacked with a poker "in the hands of a widow"
Pulled apart by spine-stretching machine
Run-down by speed-boat and concussed by dropped grenades
Chased down and nearly shot in back while dancing
Shark feeding
Harpoons (lots of 'em!)
Beating on an out-of-control hydrofoil
Shot by a man wearing an eyepatc h

You Only Live Twice

Shot at by armed guards (from his own government!)
Chased and attacked by Japanese dock-workers
Trapped in a falling plane
Dogfight with machine-gunning black helicopters
Sneaking onto the roof, and dripping poison down a thread while you sleep (Sheesh!)
Knife hidden in practice bamboo pole (time-honored favorite!)
Blown-up by self-destructing volcano (another THF)

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Beach-fight at dusk!
Attacked by henchman
Threatened at gun-point by future fiancee
Sleeping with Irma Bunt!
Run-over by a...tram-lift(?)
Chased by machine-gunning skiers
Nearly thrown off a very high cliff
Death by Demolition Derby
Avalanche
Thrown beaker of acid
Nearly blown up by grenades from a speeding bob-sled
Crunching your head against an ice-wall while traveling on a speeding bob-sled!!
Drive-by shooting
Broken heart

Diamonds Are Forever

Shot from a mud-pit
Gassed, kidnapped, and buried alive in a pipeline
A beating in tight-quarters (elevator)
Attacked by slow-moving astronauts
Garroting
Clobbered with a decorative urn
Cake-bomb
Attempted cremation
Talked to death by villain
Attempted burning by shiskabob

Live and Let Die

Shooting your driver on a busy New York freeway
A beating
The old snake-in-the-bathroom trick
Attacked by helicopters in an opium field
Interminably chased by henchmen with guns in planes, buses and boats
Lots of hungry alligators
Scissored pinky
Voodoo ritual
That thing with the knots and the knife and the shark-pool
Attacked by a guy with a big clunky metal hand

The Man with the Golden Gun

Attacked by cranky belly-dance afficianadoes
Chased by Hong Kong police
Squeezed by sumo wrestlers
"Show-and-tell" at a martial arts school
Hunted down by Scaramanga
Incinerated by solar collector
Attacked by a small Frenchman
Forced to deal with Mary Goodnight

The Spy Who Loved Me

Chased by Russian spies on skis, forced off a cliff
Blown up by American Navy
Jaws (a lot!)
Extended fire-fight with a Super-tanker crew
Pesky nuclear device
Aborted shark-feeding
Chased by torpedo-firing motorcycle, frogmen and Caroline Munro in a chopper (life is tough!)
Shot at with a reeeeeeally long gun

Moonraker

Tossed out of a perfectly good airplane
Sniper in a tree
Knife-throwing corpse
Beaten up in a glass factory
Incinerated by shuttle rockets
Shoved out of a perfectly good ambulance!
Constricted by a python
Jaws (a lot more!)
Shot with a laser gun
Crushed in a centrifuge
Strangled with a chain
Nearly shoved out of a perfectly good air-lock
Lots of dirty looks from "M" and "Q"
Shot at pheasant hunting grounds

For Your Eyes Only

Remote-controlled helicopters (always bad news!)
P.O.'d girl with a cross-bow
Pool-partyers with automatic weapons
Driving a Citroen 2CV! A freaking Citroen 2CV!
Dragged over a coral reef and left for sharks
Run over with a boat
Relentless pursuit by an Olympic decathalon athlete
Cross-checking hockey players
One word: Bibi;The thought of her and 007 is enough to make arnold shwarzenegger puke his guts out
Chased-down by cars and dune-buggies!
Free-falling while rock-climbing

Octopussy

Yo-yo killer attacking 007 and Octopussy
Taken prisoner by corrupt General
Acro-jet target practice
Side-winder missiles
Rapidly closing hangar doors
Snakes!
Berserker knife-throwing circus twins!
Kamal Khan's caterers
Tunnels!
Another pesky nuclear device
Falling off a plane

A View to a Kill

Chased by skiing Soviet agents (to "California Girls")
Trick steeplechase
Drugged horse
Locked in a submerged Rolls-Royce
Locked in an elevator in a burning building
Dangled from a speeding fire-truck
Bumped into building and bridges while dangling from a blimp
Attacked with an axe on top of the Golden Gate Bridge
shot by an old man

The Living Daylights

Goddamned poorly-planned Gibraltar exercise!
Officious Bureaucracy
Hugged by Georgi
Czech border troops just doing their jobs
Incompetent girl-friend, in over her head
Martini: chloral-hydrated, not stirred
Clobbered by tough "Eastenders"
Nearly stabbed with a desk-spike
Strangled with a net by assassin
Fight while dangling from same net by same assassin outside a plane piloted by your incompetent girlfriend
Brad Whittaker uses his stock of weapons against him
(Actually Bond has it pretty easy in this one!)

Licence To Kill

Sanchez's goons (a lot)
Ninja attack (....uh, ninja's?)
Dastardly frog-men
Laser photography
Dario tries to drop him into the cocaine grinder
Just about every way you could take out a Kenworth
Big machete
Big explosion--really big
Extended litigation with MGM over Bond broadcast rights

GoldenEye

Exploding train
Lots of guns, lots of bullets
Crushed by extremely muscular thighs (lest we forget!)
Lots of beatings
Throwing 007 off the antenna cradle
Missile taking out plane
A bit too much psycho-analysis
Self-destruct helicopter that can be destroyed by its own missiles (good investment, that!)
End-Title Song by Eric Serra

Tomorrow Never Dies

Strangled by back-seat pilot (there's a Mensa candidate for ya!)
Beating (not including getting slapped by ex-girlfriend)
Dr. Kauffman attempts to murder/torture/talk him to death
Parking garage car chase with Carver's men
Helicopter shoots at him during motorcycle chase
Nasty looking torture utensils
Attack on the stealth boat that just seems to go on and on...

The World is Not Enough

Swiss banker thugs
Cigar Girl attack
Parahawks
A pesky runaway nuclear device in a pipeline (deja vu!)
Helicopters with razors
Renard sets off a bomb as he leaves through the elevator
Elektra's chair that would eventually break his neck
Fight in submarine

Die Another Day

Colonel Moon orders his men to shoot him
The many weapons on the hovercraft chase
Zao tries to kill him at the clinic
His sword fight with Graves
Laser fight with Mr. Kil (Really lives up to his name!)
Miranda and Graves' men shoot at him
Icarus is used on him
Car battle with Zao
Graves tries to kill him on the plane

Casino Royale

Badly lacerated knuckles
Several nasty beatings
Tortured with a knotted rope
Poisoned martini
Machete attack, while going down a steep stairwell
Nail gun in the shoulder-Ouch!
Broken heart
Bad car accident

Quantam of Solace

Airplane Attack
Ears ringing from shooting a gun that close to your head
Boat Attack
Car Attack
Axe Attack
Fire Attack
C.I.A. Attack
Nearly shot by double agent Mitchell
Lack of sleep
Six martini's in a row (not poisoned)

The Ultimate James Bond Resource

Cedric(006) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:00:29 CST

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James Bond News

Cedric(006) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:48:01 CST

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Interested in keeping track of Commander Bond?

Use this page of news snippets and RSS feeds from around the web to keep current. See a missing story? Edit the page and add it in.

Story	Source	Date &Time
MGM Studios - For sale	Cinematical	Nov 16, 2009
Interview with Marc Forster	Conventry Telegraph	Oct 30, 2009
The battle of Pinewood	Guardian	Oct 27, 2009
Craig announces Bond 23 start	CommanderBond.net	Oct 25, 2009
Warner Bros considers buying MGM, and Bond, then walks	Business Week	Oct 10, 2009
MGM debunks Fox's Bond Takeover	Cinemablend.com	Oct 8, 2009
Fox as Bonds next Distributor	Movies.ign	Oct 5, 2009
SIS offers test for Bond wannabees	The Star	Oct 1, 2009
Can you hear me now?	Swide.com	Sept 29, 2009
Bassey back for more?	CommanderBond.net	Sept 24, 2009
Muse offers to sing that tune	NME	Sept 20, 2009
No white cat for Sheen		Sept 17, 2009
No Bond for Butler	Celebuzz.net	Sept 5, 2009
New James Bond Game from Activision	CommanderBond.net	Aug 10, 2009
Nine Bond stars at Comic-con	Mi6.co.uk	July 17, 2009
Aston Martin of the future	CNN	June 30, 2009
Robert Pattinson wants to be Bond	IrishCentral	June 34, 2009
007 Canon wide open	CommanderBond.net	June 22, 2009
Morgan joins writing staff	Variety	June 15, 2009
Roger Moore's days as Bond, James Bond	Reuters	June 3, 2009
Was James Bond Religious	Faith Central	June 1, 2009
The family who do stunts for James Bond	Times Online	May 25, 2009
Please Say Never Again		May 22, 2009
"I'll keep doing Bond until..."	Independent	May 2, 2009
Real Life Q - MI5 looking for James Bond-style 'Q'	UK Telegraph	Apr 21, 2009
From Cumbria With Love	Dailymail.co.uk	Apr 6, 2009
'Devil May Care' wins Galaxy Award	Ireland Online	Apr 3, 2009
James Bond Museum to open doors	BBC News	Apr 2, 2009
Quantum of Solace Blu-ray review	Blu-ray.com	Mar 22, 2009
Freida Pinto the next Bond girl?	MTV.co.uk	Mar 16, 2009
Danny Boyle to direct next Bond?	Spicezee.com	Mar 2, 2009
DIY Another Day: Brosnan builds high-tech home	Dailymail.co.uk	Feb 27, 2009
Robert Wagner turns down Bond role	Mi6.co.uk	Feb 15, 2009
Craig comments on Damon quote	Mi6.co.uk	Feb 12, 2009
Damon finds Bond 'repulsive'	Stuff.co.nz	Jan 27, 2009
Bourne to be Bond?	GetBracknell	Jan 16, 2009
Is there a James Bond Checklist?	Standard Journal	Jan 13, 2009
Craig hates Austin Powers?	The Insider	Jan 13, 2009
Quantum takes US Bond record		Jan 9, 2009
Bond saves Craig from mid-life crisis	WENN	Jan 3, 2009
Another Way to Die eligible for Oscar	CommanderBond.net	Dec 20, 2008
Samantha Bond speaks about her Life	The Independant	Dec 13, 2008
Craig rules out trilogy	Ace Showbiz	Dec 8, 2008
What Bond Should Be....(editorial)	Blog - Better than Hog Killing	Dec 7, 2008
Combs spends thousands on Bond audition	SF Gate	Nov 30, 2008
Catching up with George Lazenby	Palisadian Post	Nov 28, 2008
A black Bond? Jamie Foxx up for role	Stuff.co.nz	Nov 25, 2008
Quantum owns the opening weekend	Assoc Press	Nov 15, 2008
New Bond too violent	Reuters	Nov 11, 2008
Bond girls special and hard to cast	Orlando Sentinel	Nov 10, 2008
Will the real James Bond please stand up?	Liverpool Daily Post	Nov 3, 2008
Royal Premiere for Quantum of Solace	USA Today	Oct 30, 2008
The Man Who Loves Being Bad	Parade Online Magizine	Oct 26, 2008
Angry, cold-blooded Bond	Globe and Mail	Oct 25, 2008
Golden gun stolen	CommanderBond.net	Oct 12, 2008
Bye bye to Fleming's Bond?	Timesonline	Oct 5, 2008
Early Bond Girls were 'feminist' icons	TopNews	Sept 19, 2008
Jack White and Alicia Keys' Bond theme receives mixed response	One India	Sept 19, 2008
Aston Martin DBS wins the part in next Bond	LA Times	Sept 15, 2008
The Battle for Bond	Bond Movies.com	Sept 7, 2008
Stockman VS Spy	Smh.com.au	Sept 6 ,2008
Alicia Keys and Jack White plan video shoot for new Bond song in Toronto	The Canadian Press	Sept 7, 2008
The Bloodiest Bond Ever?	CommanderBond.net	Aug 23, 2008
License to be gay?	Times	Aug 19, 2008
CIA a Fleming Creation?	The Times of India	Aug 17, 2008
Quantum of Solace Theme Tune	BBC	July 30, 2008
Craig adds inches for new Bond	Showbiz Spy	July 18, 2008
Alicia Keys to sing QOS theme?	NME	July 15, 2008
Interview With The Maker Of QOS Game	Gametrailers.com	July 10, 2008
Sony previews Quantum of Solace footage	CommanderBond.net	June 25, 2008
Craig suffers minor injury on set	Washington Post	June 15, 2008
Superspy's return in new tome reminds us of 007's immortality	The Star.com	June 8, 2008
The Perfect James Bond	UK Telegraph	May 31, 2008
Beyonce Set For New Bond Theme	Daily Express	May 25, 2008
Injuries on Bond set won't stop stunt-mad Craig	Ireland Online	May 11, 2008
Winehouse will not finish theme song	AP	May 5, 2008
Winehouse unlikely to finish theme song	Commander Bond.net	May 3, 2008
Bond stuntman stable after crash	CNN	April 25, 2008
Bond stunt driver takes plunge into lake in Aston Martin DBS	Autoblog	April 19, 2008
SPY VIDEOS: Aston Martin DBS on set for Quantum of Solace	Autoblog	April 13, 2008
Letters between Bond creator Fleming and so-called real Miss Moneypenny are sold	Canadian Press	April 12, 2008
Fans would accept a gay Bond	Thaindian	April 8, 2008
Daniel Craig to be Bond for some time	Canada East	April 8, 2008
Bonding With Olga Kurylenko	Mi6.co.uk	April 6, 2008
Connery to return as villain?	Ireland Online	March 29, 2008
Chilean Mayor Storms Bond Set	CBC News	April 2, 2008
New Bond movie shooting on location in Chile	TV3 New Zealand	April 6, 2008
Daniel Craig GQ's best dressed	Commander Bond.net	April 1, 2008
Craig says QOS will impress	Commander Bond.net	March 24, 2008
Budget sky-high on Quantum of Solace	Commander Bond.net	March 14, 2008
Bond gets early release	E News	March 20, 2008
Quantum of Solace plot points revealed	MTV Blog	March 2, 2008
Craig gets own gym on the set	One India	March 12, 2008
Short stories book revealed	Mi6.co.uk	March 9, 2008
JBW featured on Wetpaint Blog	Wetpaint	Feb 17, 2008
Paul Haggis has no idea what Quantum of Solace means	Mi6.co.uk	Feb 22, 2008
Al Pacino to play new villain?	NZHearld	Feb 15, 2008
Behind the scenes - Quantum of Solace	YouTube	Feb 12, 2008
Amy Winehouse back on for theme if...	HolyMoly.co.uk	Feb 9, 2008
Quantum of Solace worst Bond movie title ever? Nope	Film.com	Feb 5, 2008
Craig defends new title	The Star Online eCentral	Feb 1, 2008
Producers reveal title of new Bond	CNN	Jan 24, 2008
Two new Bond Girls for Bond 22	RTE Entertainment	Jan 8, 2008
Aston Martin DBS to star in second Bond film	Reuters	Dec 12, 2007
Bond 22's Marc Forster tight lipped on script	CommanderBond.net	Dec 7, 2007
Craig rehearsing stunts for Bond 22	Globeandmail.com	Dec 1, 2007
Bond Girl casting all the buzz	CommanderBond.net	Nov 14, 2007
Daniel Craig 007 contract extended	Mi6.co.uk	Oct 26, 2007
Winehouse dumped from Bond theme song	Ireland Online	Oct 19, 2007
Moore gets star on walk of fame	BBC News	Oct 12, 2007
Bond turns 45 in movie years	Houston Chronicle	Oct 4, 2007
Lois Maxwell Dies	VOA News	Oct 1, 2007
Schaefer confirmed as Bond 22 Cinemetorgrapher	CommanderBond.net	Sept 27, 2007
Dunhill Tapped as new Bond tailor	CommanderBond.net	Sept 25, 2007
Long time Bond allie to return, Bill Tanner	Mi6.co.uk	Jan 26,2008

Also, you can visit mi6 for more news as well.

MGM Studios - For Sale

Cedric(006) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:46:16 CST

◄ James Bond News

MGM Studios' financial troubles will soon be coming to a sad end. Back in September, it was reported that MGM was in such poor shape that they might be forced to auction off their assets, including James Bond and The Hobbit. That day has come to pass. Variety reports that MGM Studios is officially on the auction block.

MGM has been given a month of breathing space from their interest payments, time they plan on using to begin:

"a process to explore various strategic alternatives including operating as a standalone entity, forming strategic partnerships and evaluating a potential sale of the company."

But all hopes of survival may rest on what they sell off from their glorious history, including a library of 4,000 titles, the logo, the United Artists company, James Bond, and half ownership in The Hobbit. Time Warner, News Corp, and Lionsgate are said to be interested in all of the above.

As their library scatters to the four winds, it'll be really interesting to see what remakes and reboots it spawns. Remember, Robocop was on the MGM remake slate, and surely some hungry studio will snap that up. The Cannon Films and ITV Global Entertainment collections are just ripe for harvesting. Perhaps you'll finally see a Lifeforce movie, or a remake of Capricorn One, or an aspiring Tarantino type will buy up all those American International Picture rights and revive motorcycle gang movies. Sure, we all want to know who will wind up with James Bond, but it'll be far more fascinating if someone tries to remake Psych-Out. *

*It's possible this is considered one of AIP's "early" films, though it's unclear where that cut off date is.

Where will Bond end up?

Sound off!

Bond Girl Belly Buttons

PussyGalore — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 10:52:42 CST

Home | Name Ranking | Best Bond Girl | Belly Buttons | Documentary

Every Bond girl to date has an innie! Are the producers and casting directors biased, or is it just a reflection of popular notions of beauty that dictate all Bond girls must sport innies? Perhaps it's just the gene pool?

By popular demand, here's a list of all of the Bond girl belly buttons that appear on this site.

Be sure to join the debate about which Bond girl has the sexiest belly button.

Natalya Simonova | Izabella Scorupco | Goldeneye

Solange | Caterina Murino | Casino Royale

Mary Goodnight | Britt Ekland | The Man with the Golden Gun

Naomi | Caroline Munro | The Spy Who Loved Me

Jinx | Halle Barry | Die Another Day

Kissy Suzuki | Mie Hama | You Only Live Twice

Zora, Paula Caplan | Martine Beswick | From Russia with Love, Thunderball

Tiffany Case | Jill St. John | Diamonds are Forever

Domino Derval | Claudine Auger | Thunderball

Saida | Carmen du Sautoy | The Man with the Golden Gun

Honey Ryder | Ursula Andress | Dr. No

Jill Masterson | Shirley Eaton | Goldfinger

Dr. Christmas Jones | Denise Richards | The World is not Enough

Anya Amasova | Barbara Bach | The Spy Who Loved Me

Vesper Lynd I Eva Green I Casino Royale

Paris Carver | Teri Hatcher |Tomorrow Never Dies

Camille| Olga Kurylenko | Quantum Of Solace

Xenia Onatopp | Famke Janssen | Goldeneye

Thumper | Trina Parks | Diamonds are Forever

Stacey Sutton \| Tanya Roberts \| A View To A Kill

Grace Jones: MayDay, A View To A Kill

Maud Adams: Octopussy/Andrea Anders, Octopussy/ The Man with the Golden Gun

Sophie Marceau Electra King The World Is Not Enough


Luciana Paluzzi/ Fiona Volpe/ Thunderball

Pus$y Galore\| Honor Blackman\| Goldfinger

James Bond Quotes

moore4ever — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:55:25 CST

How well do you know your 007 one-liners?

Take the quiz and find out!

Our favorite secret agent has had many famous lines. Whether vanquishing villains or seducing the next femme fatale, James was
never tongue tied (pardon the pun).

Below is a sampling of some of the finer quotes over the years listed by the films they occurred in.

Want more than quotes?

Film : Dr. No
Year : 1962
Actor : Sean Connery
Key Babe: Honey Ryder
Key Villain: Dr. No

Bond: I admire your courage, Miss...
Sylvia Trench: Trench...Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr....
Bond: Bond...James Bond.

Honey Ryder: Looking for shells?
Bond: No. I'm just looking.

Dr. No: The Americans are fools. I offered my services, they refused. So did the East. Now they can both pay for their mistake.
Bond: World domination. The same old dream. Our asylums are full of people who think they're Napoleon. Or God.

Bond: I think they were on their way to a funeral.

M: When do you sleep 007?
Bond: Never on the firms time sir.

Q: It hits like a brick through a stain glass window.

M: 007...
Bond: Sir?
M: Just leave the Bereatta.

Bond (to Mr. Jones): Both hands on the wheel, Mr. Jones, I'm a very nervous passenger.

M: You carry a 00 number, it means you have license to kill, not GET killed!

Bond: I hope he cooks better than he fights
Puss Feller: Nobody's died from my cookin', yet.

Bond: Make sure he doesn't get away.

Bond: That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your six.

Dr. No: East. West. Just points of the compass. Each as stupid as the other.

Film: From Russia with Love
Year: 1963
Actor: Sean Connery
Key Babe: Tanya Romanova
Key Villains: Blofeld, Rosa Klebb

Tanya: The mechanism is... Oh James, James... Will you make love to me all the time in England?
Bond: Day and night. Go on about the mechanism.

Bond: ( Opens the door and throws hat to the coat hanger) And for my next miracle I... (sees M behind the door and follows him into his office)
Moneypenny: It'll be a miracle if he can explain where he's been all day!

Bond: Moneypennny, let me tell you the secret of the world.

Bond: Red wine with fish...Well that should have told me something.

Tanya: Horrible woman.
Bond: Yes, she's had her kicks.

Blofeld: May his death be a perticuly upleasant and humiliating one.

Tanya: I think my mouth is too big!
Bond: It's just the right size...uh, for me that is.

Blofeld: What do you have to say about that....Number Three?

Film: Goldfinger
Year: 1964
Actor: Sean Connery
Key Babe: ***** Galore
Key Villains: Goldfinger

(After electrocuting the guy in the bathtub.)
Bond: Shocking. Positively shocking.

Bond Who are you?
*****: My name is ***** Galore.
Bond: (pauses) I must be dreaming

Bond: I think that's enough, Goldfinger, you've made your point.
Goldfinger: Choose your next wittism wisely, Mr. Bond, they may be your last.
Bond: Do you expect me to talk?
Goldfinger:No Mr. Bond I expect you to die!

Bond: Just a drink, a Martini, shaken not stirred.

Bond: Ejector seat, you're joking.
Q: I never joke about my work, 007.

*****: What happened? Where's Goldfinger?
Bond: Playing his golden harp.

Bond: He kills little girls like you.
*****: Little boys too.

Bond: Run along dear, man talk
(slaps Dink in the butt)

Films: Thunderball
Year: 1965
Actor: Sean Connery
Key Babe: Domino Derval
Key Villain: Emillio Largo

Bond: That looks like a woman's gun.
Largo: Do you know a lot about guns, Mr. Bond?
Bond: No, I know a little about women.

(after getting picked up by Fiona Volpe)
Bond: Do you fly here often?
Fiona: Some men just don't like to be driven.
Bond: No, some men just don't like being taken for a ride.

(after entering Paula's room and nudging the bathroom door open with his foot.)
Fiona: Oh!
Bond: Hello
Fiona: Aren't you in the wrong room, Mr. Bond?
Bond: Not from where I'm standing.

(After making love to the femme fatale Fiona Volpe.)
Bond: You don't think I enjoyed what we did this evening, do you? What I did tonight was for King and country! You don't think it gave me any pleasure, do you?
Fiona: But of course, I forgot your ego, Mr. Bond. James Bond, who only has to make love to a woman and she starts to hear heavenly choirs singing. She repents and immediately turns to the side of right and virtue, but not this one. What a blow it must have been, you having a failure.
Bond: Well, you can't win them all.

Bond: And the kitchen sink.
Felix: On you, everything looks good.

(at Shrublands)
Girl: What's happening? What's going on?
Bond: I don't know, could it be the front doorbell.

Patricia : What do you do?
Bond: I travel, a sort of licensed trouble shooter.

(After shooting Vargas with a spear gun.)
Bond: I think he got the point.

Bond: Do you mind if my friend sits this one out...she's just dead!

Bond: Uhhh...I must be 6 inches taller.

(after killing Largo)
Domino: I'm glad I killed him.
Bond: You're glad?

(Bond to Largo)
Bond: It's your SPECTRE against mine.

M: Now that were ALL here.

M: Codenamed....Thunderball.

Domino: So.....what sharp little eyes you've got.
Bond: ...Wait 'til you get to my teeth.

Bond: (upon seeing Q) Oh no...

Patricia: Anytime...anyplace...
Bond: Another time...another place...

Film: You Only Live Twice
Year: 1967
Actor: Sean Connery
Key Babe: Kissy
Key Villain: Blofeld

Tiger: Welcome...welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond.

Russian Diplomat: The world knows we are a peace-loving people.

(As Tiger is showing Bond the shooting cigarettes)
Tiger: It can save your life, this cigarette.
Bond: You sound like a commercial.

Aki: I think I will enjoy very much serving under you!

Bond: Tiger, contact M. Tell him to send Little Nellie, repeat Little Nellie. Also tell him to send her father.

Bond: (upon seeing Q) Hey dad, did my little girl arrive alright?

Blofeld: You can watch it all on TV. It's the last program you're likely to see.

Henderson: Uhh... that's stirred not shaken, that was right?
Bond: Perfect.

Osato: Bond is dead.
Blofeld: Bond is alive. Kill Bond...NOW!

Blofeld: I had heard that you were dead.
Bond: This is my second life.
Blofeld: You only live twice, Mr. Bond.

Blofeld: This is the price of failure.

Bond: (after Hans is eaten by piranhas) Bon appetit!

Bond: (while unzipping Helga's dress) The things I do for England.

Film: On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Year: 1969
Actor: George Lazenby
Key Babe: Tracy Di Vicenzo
Key Villain: Blofeld

Tracy: Suppose I were to kill you for a thrill?
Bond: I can think of something more sociable to do.

Tracy: You're hurting me.
Bond: I thought that was the idea for tonight.

Bond: This never happened to the other fellow!

Draco: She likes you! I can see that!
Bond: You must give me the name of your oculist...

Bond: I feel a slight stiffness coming on... In the shoulder.

Bond: You see, we have all the time in the world.

Blofeld: Merry Christmas 007.

Blofeld: It takes more than a few props to turn 007 into a herald.
Bond: It takes more than cutting off your earlobes Blofeld to turn you into a count.
Blofeld: I mean what I say, and I'll do what I claim.

(after one of the henchmen falls into a snow plow)
Bond: He had lots of guts!

(Bond throws a knife at a calender, hitting the number 13)
Draco: But today is the 14th.
Bond: I'm superstitious.

Bond: Good morning, my name is Bond...James Bond. Miss...

Draco: (as his secretary leaves) She also plays a good game of chess.

Bond: Will you marry me?

Bond: Moneypenny,be a dear and take a note.
MM: Ready, James.
Bond: Sir, I have the honor to request my resignation.
MM: Resignation from what?
Bond: Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Bond: It's alright, it's quite alright. She's just sleeping, you see, we have all the time in the world.

Film: Diamonds are Forever
Year: 1971
Actor: Sean Connery
Key Babe: Tiffany Case
Key Villain: Blofeld

Bond (in an irrigation conduit, deposited by Kidd and Wint--the latter having managed to drop his cologne bottle, breaking it--to a passing rat) : One of us smells like a tart's handkerchief. Afraid it's me. Sorry about that, old boy.

(Bond coming out of the pipe)
Bond: Thank you very much. I was just out walking my rat and I seem to have lost my way.

Blofeld: Tiffany, my dear: We're showing a bit more cheek than usual. A pity. Such nice cheeks, too. If only they were brains.

Bond: That's pretty potent. Not the cork. Your after-shave. Strong enough to bury anything. But the wine is quite excellent. Although for such a grand meal, I would have expected a claret.
Wint: Of course. But unfortunately, our cellars have run out of clarets.
Bond (eyeing him): Mouton Rothschild is a claret. And I've smelt that after-shave before, and both times I smelled a rat.

Bond (after the inevitable struggle): Well, he certainly left with his tails between his legs!

Tiffany: You just killed James Bond!
Bond: Is that who that was? Well, it just goes to show no one's indestructible!

Bond: Welcome to Hell, Blofeld.

Felix Leiter: I give up. I know the diamonds are here somewhere, but where?
Bond: Alimentary, Dr. Leiter...

Blofeld: The satellite is now over... Kansas. Well, if we blow up Kansas the world may not hear about it for years.

Bond: What can I bring you back from Holland?
Moneypenny: A diamond... in a ring.
Bond: Would you settle for a tulip?
(drives off)
Moneypenny: (calls after him) YES!

Plenty O' Toole: Hi, I'm Plenty.

Bond: But of course you are.

Plenty O' Toole: Plenty O' Toole.

Bond: Named after your father perhaps.

Bond: Is Mr. Case not at home?
Tiffany: There is no "Mr. Case." The "T" is for "Tiffany."
Bond: "Tiffany" Case. Definitely distinctive.
Tiffany: I was born there! When my mother was looking for an engagement ring.
Bond: Well, I'm glad for your sake it wasn't VanCleef and Arpel!

Bond: That's a nice little nothing you're almost wearing!
Tiffany: I'll finish dressing.
Bond: Oh please don't, not on my account.

Bond: I tend to notice little things like that--whether a girl is a blonde or a brunette...
Tiffany: And which do you prefer?
Bond: Well, as long as the collars and cuffs match...(shrugs)

Marie: Is there something I can do for you?
Bond: Ye-es, as a matter of fact there is.There's something I'd like you to get off your chest (starts strangling her with bikini top) Where is Ernst Stavro Blofeld? Speak up, darling, I can't hear you!

Munger: Tell me, Commander, how far does your expertise extend into the filed of diamonds?
Bond: Well, ...hardest substance found in Nature, they cut glass, suggest marriage, I suppose it replaced the dog as a girl's best friend and that's about it.
M: Refreshing to hear there's one subject you're not an expert on...

Tiffany: I did it, I switched the tapes.
Bond: You stupid twit, you put the real one back!

Blofeld: Right idea Mr. Bond...
Bond: But wrong *****.

Blofeld: Making mud pies, 007?

Tiffany: Here!
Bond: Shoot them!

M: Need I remind you 007, Blofeld's finished, dead...

Bond: Good morning, gentlemen. ACME pollution inspection. We're cleaning up the world, we thought this was a suitable starting point.

Bond: [Bond has shoved a tape in the rear end of Tiffany's bikini bottom] *****. Your problems are all behind you now.

Bond: [tossing chinese man around] Where is he? I shan't ask you politely next time. Where is Blofeld?
Chinese Man: Ca-Ca-Cairo.

Mr. Wint: Curious...how everyone who touches those diamonds seems to die.

Bond: Yes, what were you about to ask me?
Tiffany: James...how the heck are we going to get those diamonds down from there?

Film: Live and Let Die
Year: 1973
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Solitaire
Key Villain: Mr. Big (Kananga)

(Bond flips over a tarot card: The fool)
Solitaire: You have found your self.

Bond: There seems to have been a mistake. My name is...
Mr. Big: Names is for tombstones, baby. Take this honky outside and waste him.
Bond: Waste him? Is that a good thing?

Bond: Now promise you'll stay right here, I shan't be too long.

Bond: Well, well. A genuine Felix Lighter.

Solitaire: Is there time for Lesson #3?
Bond: Certainly. There's no point going off half-cocked.

Bond: Butter-hook!

Tee Hee: Mr. Bond, it's good to see you again.

Solitaire: Well that wasn't very funny...now, what are you doing?
Bond: Just being disarming, darling.

Quarrel Jr: Where in the hell can the man be?
Felix: Relax, he must have gotten tied up somewhere.

Tee Hee: There are two ways to disable a crocodile, you know.
Bond: I don't suppose you'd care to share that information with me?

Bond: Lesson number four: follow the scarecrows.

J.W. PEPPER: A secret agent! On whose side?

J.W. PEPPER: By the power, invested in me, in this parish, I hereby do commandeer this vehicle and all those persons within. And that means you, smart ass!

J.W. Pepper: I got you call my brother-in law Billy Bob. He's got fastest boat in the whole damn river. Yea, call Billy Bob.

J.W. Pepper: WHAT THE F...(rest of quote blocked out as Bond's speedboat flies over him)

Rosie: There's a...
Bond: Oh, the snake...you never seem to know where there's a mongoose.

Felix: YOU WHAT?!

Film: The Man with the Golden Gun
Year: 1974
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Mary Goodnight
Key Villain: Scaramanga

Bond: Who would want to put a contract out on me?
M: Jealous husbands, humiliated tailors, outraged chefs. The list is endless!

Scaramanga: I like a girl in a bikini. No concealed weapons.

Nick Nack: If you kill him, this will be all mine.
Bond: I've never killed a midget before, but there can always be a first time.

Nick Nack: Are ready Mr. Scaramanga?
Scaramanga: Ready
Nick Nack: Are ready Mr. Bond?
Bond: Ready.

Bond: I hope you can swim, Goodnight

Scaramanga: My golden gun against your Walther PPK. Each of us with a 50/50 chance.
Bond: Six bullets against your one.
Scaramanga: I only need one.

Bond: He even found me quiet '***-alating'

Andrea: You hurt my arm!
Bond: I'll break it if you don't cooperate.

Saida: I've lost my charm!
Bond: Not from where I'm standing.

J.W. Pepper: You wouldn't!
Bond: I sure would, boy!

Bond: (after firing one of Lazar's guns at him) You're right, an inch too low.

M: Miss Goodnight?
Bond: Good night, sir. (hangs up)

Film: The Spy Who Loved Me
Year: 1977
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Major Anya Amasova | XXX
Key Villain: Karl Stromberg

(Q gives Bond the Lotus, and Bond is ready to drive off)
Q: I want to to take good care of this equipment. There is one or two rather...
Bond: Q, have I ever let you down?
Q: (slamming the door) Frequently!

(Bond and girl in the snowy mountains in the teaser. Bond is about to leave on skis)
Cabin Girl: But James, I need you!
Bond: So does England!

XXX: James, what would our superiours say?
Bond: They'll never know
M: 007!
KGB official: Triple X!
Minister: Bond, what do you think you're doing?
Bond: Just keeping the British end up, sir.

M: Well done James!

Bond: Like me to drive?
XXX: Quiet! Watch this (backs the truck -and Jaws- against a wall) Shaken, but not stirred.

Bond: It'll bring tears to your eyes.

Bond: Hope you enjoyed the show...goodnight.

Bond: He just dropped in for a quick bite.

Film: Moonraker
Year: 1979
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Dr. Holly Goodhead
Key Villain: Hugo Drax

Hugo Drax: Why did you break up the encounter with my pet python?
Bond: I discovered it had a crush on me.

Female Receptionist: Could I interest you in something?
Bond: I'm tempted to say yes immediately but I think I'd maybe have a look around.

Hugo Drax:Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him.

Jaws: Well, here's to us.

Holly: Come on, Mr. Bond! A 70 year old can take 3G's.
Bond: Yes, well problem is there is never a 70 year old around.

Holly: You know him?
Bond: Not socially, his name is Jaws he kills people.

Holly: James
Bond: I think it may be time to go home.
Holly: Take me around the world one more time.
Bond: Why not?

Drax : You seem to have missed, Mr. Bond. (Sniper falls from tree)
Bond: Did I?

Bond: Sorry about that.

(after pushing Drax into the Airlock aboard the Moonraker)
Bond: Take a giant step for man.

M: What's Bond doing?
Q: I think he's attempting re-entry, sir!

Film: For Your Eyes Only
Year: 1981
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Melina Havelock
Key Villain: Aristotle Kristatos

Blofeld: Mr. Bond! Mr. Bond! We can do a deal! I'll buy you a delicatessen — in stainless steel! Pleeeeeease....
Bond: All right, keep your hair on.

(Bond walks into a church and into the confession booth.)
Bond: Forgive me father, for I have sinned.
Q: That's putting it mildly, 007.

Bond: (to Bibi) You get your clothes back on, and I'll buy you an ice cream.

Melina: For your eyes only darling.

Bond: Well, I trust you have a car?

Bond: By the way, Melina, we haven't been properly introduced, my name is Bond...James Bond.

Bond: He had no head for heights.

Bond: Stinging in the rain?
Q: That's not funny, 007.

Bill: Well get cracking, 007!

Film: Octopussy
Year: 1983
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Octopussy
Key Villain: Kamal Kahn

Vijay: Is he still there?
Q: You must be joking! 007 on an island populated exclusively by women? We won't see him till dawn!

(Bond and Q are floating in a hot air balloon)
Bond: I trust you can handle this contraption, Q?
Q: It goes by hot air.
Bond: Oh, then you can.

Bond: Thank god for hard currency!

Q: (being hugged by a bunch of girls at Octopussy's palace) Stop that, we've got to rescue 007...maybe later.

Bond: Fill her up please

Bond: Vijay, the money I gave you. Rupees!!!

Bond: Q, I'll need a new suit. Someone stuck a knife through my coat.
Q: They missed you, what a pity.

Film: View to a Kill
Year: 1985
Actor: Roger Moore
Key Babe: Stacey Sutton
Key Villain: Max Zorin

Bond: The name's Bond. James Bond.
Fire Captain: Yeah, and I'm Dick Tracy and you're still under arrest.

Mayday: What a view.
Zorin: To a kill.

Mayday: Someone will take care of you.
Bond: Oh! You'll see to that personally, will you?

Bond: Well just don't stand there Tibit, unpack my clothes.
Tibit: Yes sir.

Mayday: Get Zorin for me!

Bond: Don't count on it, Zorin.

Bond: Fly in his soup.

Film: The Living Daylights
Year: 1987
Actor: Timothy Dalton
Key Babe: Kara Milovy
Key Villains: Georgi Koskov, Brad Whittaker

Kara: Where's Necros?
James: He got the boot.

Koskov: I'm sorry James. For you I have great affection, but we have an old saying: "Duty has no sweethearts"!
Bond: We have an old saying too, Georgi. And you're full of it!
Bond : Just taking the Aston Martin out for quick spin Q.
Q: Be careful, 007! It's just had a new coat of paint!

Kara: What is this?

Bond: I've had a few optional extras installed.

Linda ( the lady on the Boat): Won't you join me?
Bond: Better make that two.

Bond: Sorry! (holding up Kara's cello with a bullet shot in it.)

Kara: You did it! We're free!
Bond: Kara, were inside a prison in the middle of a Russian airbase in Afghanistan!

Bond: If it has to be done. I'd rather do it!

M: Oh Blast!

Film: License to Kill
Year:1989
Actor: Timothy Dalton
Key Babe: Pam Bouvier
Key Villain: Franz Sanchez

Pam Bouvier: Oh god, it's Heller!
(after Heller's corpse comes through a wall impaled on the tines of a forklift truck)
Bond: Yeah, looks like he came to a dead end.

Felix: Where the hell are you going?
Bond: Let's go fishing!

Sanchez: (to Lupe) What did he promise you? His heart? (to his henchman) Give her his heart.

Bond: Watch the birdie, you bastard...

M: We're not a country club, 007!

Bond: Well, it looks like this is "A Farewell to Arms".

Heller: You're not going to believe who this guy is.
Sanchez: Former British agent.
Heller: How'd you know that?
Sanchez: Because I know things.

Bond: Compliments of Sharky! (shoots the guard, dives in the water)

Bond: Then you have my resignation, sir!

(After knocking out one of Dario's men)
Bond: He's had enough.

M: You were supposed to be in Istanbul last night.

Film: Goldeneye
Year: 1995
Actor: Pierce Brosnan
Key Babe: Natalya Simonova
Key Villain: Alec Treveylan

Caroline: I enjoy a spirited ride as well as the next girl, but...
(She's interrupted by Bond looking away from her. Xenia drives up beside them)
Caroline: Who's that?
Bond: The next girl.

(As Zukovsky hears the click of Bond cocking his gun)
Zukovsky: Walther PPK, 7.65 millimetre. Only three men I know use such a gun. I believe I've killed two of them.
Bond: Lucky me.
(Another man cocks his gun and puts it to Bond's head)
Zukovsky: I think not.

Natalya: What else do you call your bottom?
Bond: Huh?
Natalya: It's Boris' word game "You sit on it, but you can't take it with you."
Bond: Chair.

Bond: Beg your pardon, forgot to knock. (punches the guard.)

Bond: Morning Q, sorry about the leg. Skiing?
(Rocket shoots out of the cast)
Q: HUNTING!

Alec: For England James?
Bond: No. For me.

Q: Don't touch that! That's my lunch.

006: James, for England.
007: For England, Alec.

Alec: Why don't you be a good boy and die?
Bond: You first. (points the gun at Xenia) You second.

Film: Tomorrow Never Dies
Year: 1997
Actor: Pierce Brosnan
Key Babe: Wai Lin
Key Villain: Elliot Carver

Admiral: With all due respect, M, sometimes I don't think you have the balls for this job.
M: Perhaps not. The advantage is, I don't have to think with them all the time.

Bond: I always wondered how I would feel when I saw you again.
(Paris slaps him in the face)
Bond: Now I know. Was it something I said?
Paris: How about the words,"I'll be right back".

Q: Thought you would pay more attention to a female voice.
(Welcome! Please fasten seat belt.)
Bond: I think we've met.

Bond: Backseat driver.

Q: Grow up, 007.

Bond: I think we understand one another.

(When the valley driver gets into Bond's car and it talks)
Bond: Don't let her push you around.

Wai Lin: Don't get any ideas Mr. Bond!
Bond: I wouldn't dream of it.

Bond: You forgot the first rule of media, give the people what they want!

Film: The World Is Not Enough
Year: 1999
Actor: Pierce Brosnan
Key Babe: Christmas Jones, Elektra King
Key Villain: Elektra King, Renard

Bond: [in bed with Jones] I was wrong about you.
Dr. Christmas Jones: Yeah, how so?
Bond: I thought Christmas only comes once a year.

Bond: I've always wanted to have Christmas in turkey.

Elektra King: I could've given you the world.
Bond: The world is not enough.
Elektra King: Foolish sentiment.
Bond: Family motto.

Q: Stop, stop, it isn't finished!

Elektra: James you can't kill me, not in cold blood!

Elektra: There's no point in living if you can't feel alive.

M: BOND!!! (Bond runs in and shoots the lock.)

Elektra: You won't shoot me. You'll miss me.
(Bond shoots once, killing her)
Bond: I never miss.

Bond: Q's not going to like this (after his BMW is cut in half).

Bond: You're not retiring any time soon....are you?

Bond: If he's Q, does that make you R?

Bond: (In the torture chair) One...last...screw.

Renard: I knew you couldn't shoulder the responsibility.

Film: Die Another Day
Year: 2002
Actor: Pierce Brosnan
Key Babe: Jinx
Key Villains: Gustav Graves

Bond: You know, you're cleverer than you look!
Q: Hmm... still, better than looking cleverer than you are.

Bond: Can I expect the pleasure of you in Iceland?
Miranda Frost: I'm afraid you'll never have that pleasure, Mr. Bond

(At the party in the ice palace of Gustav Graves)
Bond: Vodka martini. Plenty of ice, if you can spare it.

Frost: I suppose Mr. Bond has been explaining to you his "Big Bang" theory.
Jinx: Yeah, I think I got the...thrust of it.

Q: Now a new watch. This is your 20th I believe.
Bond: How time flies.

Bond: Don't blow it all at once!

Q: Need I remind you, but a perfect marksman isn't really supposed to shoot his own boss.
Bond: (rubbing his eyes) Check the replay, you'll find he's dead, she's only got a flesh wound.

Graves: Time to face destiny.
(Bond pulls his parachute harness, Graves hangs on the rim of the window)
Bond: Time to face gravity!

Mr. Kil: I'm Mr. Kil.
Bond: Now there's a name to die for.

Bond: I'm checking out. Thanks for the Kiss of Life.

Bond: My usual suite, please.
Snooty Desk Clerk: [sarcastically] Do you have a credit card... or any luggage, Sir?

Bond: So you live to die another day.

M: Your no use to any one now.

Man in hotel: (When Bond walks through the hotel wet and half dressed, a man in the background exclaims) No tie!

Bond: (after slashing Graves' wrist with the fencing sword) Do you want to continue?
Graves: Of course I want to bloody continue!

Q: Your new transport.
Bond: I think you've been down here far too long.

Q: Here's the manual, should be able to shoot through that in a couple of hours.
(Bond throw the manual in the air, and the Aston Martin's shotguns shoot it to shreds)
Bond: Just took a few seconds, Q.

Bond: I've been missing the touch of a good women.
Jinx: Who says I'm good?

Film: Casino Royale
Year: 2006
Actor: Daniel Craig
Key Babe: Vesper Lynd
Key Villain: Le Chiffre

Dryden: True. How did he die?
Bond: Your contact? Not well.
Dryden: Made you feel it, did he? Well, you needn't worry, the second is...
[Bond shoots Dryden dead with silenced Walther P99]
Bond: Yes, considerably.

Bond: Well, since "double-0's" have a short life expectancy, your mistake will be short-lived.

Bond: Vodka Martini.
Bartender: Shaken or stirred?
Bond: Do I look like I give a damn?

Bond: Sorry, that last hand nearly killed me.

M: You've got a bloody cheek.
Bond: Sorry, I'll shoot the camera next time.
M: Or yourself!

M: Christ, I miss the Cold War!

M: Bond! What the hell are you up to?
Bond: I'll call you back. (hangs up on M.)

Vesper: How was the lamb?
Bond: Skewered. One sympathises

Bond: Do you want a clean kill or do you want to send a message?

Bond: I've got a little itch, down there. Would you mind?

Mr. White: Hello?
Bond: Mr. White? We need to talk.
Mr. White: Who is this?
(Bond shoots Mr. White in the leg)
Bond: The name's Bond. James Bond.

Bond: [laughing - after being stuck five times with a knotted rope] Now the whole world's gonna know that you died scratching my balls!

Bond: Please, give him a chance to win his money back.

Vesper: I'm the money.
Bond: Every penny of it.

Bond: (To Vesper) Find Mathis, tell him I've hidden the bodies down here, do that now.. go, GO!

Vesper: You're not seriously going back in there, are you?
Bond: I wouldn't dream of it.

Bond: You want to do what to me?
Vesper: You've lost me completely.

Bond: You know, I think I'll call that a Vesper.
Vesper: Because of the bitter aftertaste?
Bond: No, because once you've tasted it, that's all you want to drink.
Bond: I thought that was a good line.
Vesper: It was a very good line.
Bond: But you're laughing at it.
Vesper: Not so much it as you.
Bond: Well, that's fine then.
Bond: I've figured out what that is. It's an Algerian love knot.
Vesper: Really? I thought it was just something pretty.
Bond: No you didn't. Someone gave that to you. He's a very lucky man.

Vesper: You can switch off so easily, can't you? It doesn't bother you, killing those people?
Bond: Well, I wouldn't be very good at my job if it did.
Vesper: I don't believe you. You've got a choice you know. Just because you've done something doesn't mean you have to keep doing it.

Bond: I think something is driving you. And I think I'll never find out what that is.

Le Chiffre: I'm afraid that your friend Mathis is really ... my friend Mathis.

Le Chiffre: The only question remains, will you yield in time?

Le Chiffre: You really aren't going to tell me, are you?
Bond: No, no.
Le Chiffre: So I think ... (Kicks Bond's chair down and takes out his knife.) I'll feed you what you seem not to value.

Le Chiffre: I'll get the money. Tell them. I'll get the money.
Mr White: Money isn't as valuable to our organization as knowing who to trust.

Mathis: Anything else you remember? Anything that can help us?
Bond: Help us? Or help you?

Vesper: I can't resist waking you. Every time I do, you look at me as if you haven't seen me in years. It makes me feel reborn.
Bond: If you'd just been born ... wouldn't you be naked?
Vesper: You have me there. You can have me anywhere.
Bond: I can?
Vesper: Yeah. Here. There. Anywhere you like.
Bond: Does this mean that you're ... warming to me?
Vesper: Yeah. That's how I would describe it.
Bond: It's just that not so long ago, I would have described your feelings towards me as ... I'm trying to think of a better word than "loathing."
Vesper: I'm afraid I'm a complicated woman.

Film: Quantum of Solace
Year: 2008
Actor: Daniel Craig
Key Babe: Camilles Montes
Key Villain: Dominic Greene

Bond: "How much time have I got?"
Felix: "30 seconds."
Bond: "That doesn't give us a lot of time, does it?"
Audio on Entertonement

M: "Find Bond!"

Bond: (To Mr. White) "Are you going to tell us who you work for?"

M: "When you can't tell your friends from your enemies, it's time to go...."
Bond: "You don't have worry about me."

Bond: "This man and I have some unfinished business."

M: "What I do need to know, Bond... I need to know that I can trust you. Would have to be a pretty cold bastard, didn't want revenge for the person he loved."
Bond: "You don't have to worry about me. I'm not going to go chasing him... he's not important."
Audio on Entertonement

Bond: "Its seems we're both using Greene to get to someone."
Camille: "You lost somebody?"
Bond: "I did."
Camille: "You catch who ever did it?"
Bond: "No, not yet."
Camille: "Tell me when you do, I'd like to know how it feels."

Bond: (To Mathis) Right now I think you're the only person I can trust.

Bond: "Have you ever killed someone? Your training will tell you that when the adrenaline kicks in, you should compensate... but part of you isn't going to believe the training because this kill is personal. Take a deep breath, you only need one shot. Make it count."
Audio on Entertonement

Greene: "Careful with this one, Mr. Bond. She won't go to bed with you unless you give her something she really wants. It's a shame because she's really quite stunning once you... get her on her back."
Audio on Entertonement

Greene: "You two do make a charming couple though, your both what's the expression... 'damaged goods'?"

Felix: "You know who Greene is and you want to put us in bed with him, you aren't kidding, right?"
Beam: "Yeah, you're right, we should just deal with nice people."
Audio on Entertonement

Bond: (listening to Mr. Greene and the others talk via earpieces) "Can I offer an opinion? I really think you people should find a better place to meet."
Audio on Entertonement

Bond: (to Agent Fields) "I can't find the um... the stationary. Do you want to help me look?"
Audio on Entertonement

M: "Bond, I need you back."
Bond: "I never left."
Audio on Entertonement

Greene: "You should know something about me and the people I work with. We deal with the left, or the right, with dictators, or liberators. If the current president had been more agreeable, I wouldn't be talking to you. So, if you decide not to sign, you will wake up with your balls in your mouth and your willing replacement standing over you. If you doubt that, then shoot me, take that money, and have a good night's sleep."
Audio on Entertonement

Bond: "I bet you make it 20 miles before you consider drinking that... goodbye, Mr. Greene"
Audio on Entertonement

Tanner: Mam the CIA are incisting...
M: I don't give a **** about the CIA, they've trumped up everything. He's my agent and I trust him.

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Pussy Galore

S3N70R — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:07:43 CST

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Appears in: Goldfinger

Actress: Honor Blackman

Background on Blackman: At 37, Honor Blackman was the oldest Bond Girl, but one of 007's most unforgettable lovers. The name ***** Galore caused controversy in the 1960s and this is one of the elements that makes ***** Galore so memorable.

Blackman made a name for herself in Britain as Cathy Gale, the first notable female assistant to Patrick MacNee on the classic action show The Avengers. MacNee would eventually also join the Bond franchise in View to a Kill, while two of her more notable successors (Diana Rigg and New Avenger Joanna Lumley) would both appear in On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Who ***** is: ***** Galore is the sexy leader of ***** Galore's Flying Circus and plays an instrumental role in Auric Goldfinger's daring raid on Fort Knox.

***** Galore is only a shadow of her literary counterpart. While it is not mentioned in the film, ***** was a lesbian. This is hinted when Bond tries to charm her, to which she replies "I'm immune."

Bond babe name ranking:

#1 (Of course, naturally)

How she and Bond meet:

Bond regains consciousness onboard Goldfinger's personal jet to find ***** sardonically appraising him, leading to this classic exchange:

Bond: "Who are you?"
*****: "My name is ***** Galore."
Bond: (looks away and smiles) "I must be dreaming............"

Defining dialogue:

"You can turn off the charm, Mr. Bond. I'm immune" - in response to Bond's attempts to charm her.
"I'm a damn good pilot. Period."
"I'm strictly the outdoors type."
"Skip it. I'm not interested. Let's go."

Vital statistics:

5' 6" 37C-23-35

How she helps save the day:

Although appearing to guide her Flying Circus in the distribution of the toxic nerve gas over Fort Knox for Goldfinger's "Operation Grand Slam", she ends up replacing the gas with a less toxic variety. ***** also informs the CIA about Goldfinger's plan allowing them to stop her employer's operation.

Bikini moment:

None, but ***** rocked some kicking gear in the movie.

Interesting trivia:

Worried about censorship, producers considered changing ***** Galore's name to "Kitty Galore". They kept the original name when British newspapers began to refer to Honor Blackman as "*****" in the lead up to production. And they say there's no bad PR............
The oldest bond girl
Compared to some of the harder surfaces which Blackman had to use her judo skills on The Avengers, she found it a greater relief that her "fight" with Sean Connery was on a much softer hay surface.

Bond Girl Ratting: 10/10

James Bond Movie Posters

sean007 — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 11:03:37 CST

The creative forces behind our favorite secret agent have produced some fabulous movie posters over time. While the originals are hard to get your hands on there are some fantastic reprints out there.

Check 'em out! And feel free to add your own! The list is far from complete.

Dr. No (1962)

French One-Sheet
Spain	Japan	Germany

From Russia with Love (1963)


France	Japan	Italy Two-Sheet

Goldfinger (1964)

US One-Sheet
France	Sweden Re-Issue	USA

Thunderball (1965)

US One-Sheet
Italy	Japan	Denmark

You Only Live Twice (1967)

UK Advance
Italy	Greece	Germany

On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

US One-Sheet
Italy	Australia	Japan One-Sheet

Diamonds are Forever (1971)

US One-Sheet		Japan one-sheet
Yugoslavia	USA	Italy
England	Brazil	Germany

Live and Let Die (1973)

US One-Sheet
Sweden	Japan	Yugoslavia

The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)

Eastern Hemisphere	US advance
Japan	England	Italy

The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

Australia One-Sheet
Italy	Germany	Hungary One-Sheet

Moonraker (1979)

US One-Sheet
Brazil	Thailand	USA

For Your Eyes Only (1981)

		US Advance
Japan One-Sheet	England	Hong Kong

Octopussy (1983)


Germany	Japan	Thailand

A View to a Kill (1985)

US One-Sheet
USA	England	Thailand

The Living Daylights (1987)

UK One-Sheet		UK Advance
Yugoslavia	Mexico	England

License to Kill (1989)

	USA Advance	UK One-Sheet
France	Germany	Japan

Goldeneye (1995)

US One-Sheet
Poland	Spain	USA

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)

US One-Sheet
Yugoslavia	Japan	Germany
USA

The World is not Enough (1999)

UK One-Sheet
USA	France	England

Die Another Day (2002)


Russia	Japan	USA

Casino Royale (2006)

US Advance
Spain	France	USA

Quantum of Solace (2008)

Romania
UK

The Famous Gunbarrel

moore4ever — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:11:10 CST

White dots move across the screen and expand, to form the swirling rifling of a gunbarrel. Suddenly from screen-right, a figure appears, the gunbarrel tracking along with him. When he reaches screen-center, the man turns and fires. From the top of the screen, red blood drips down, cascading over the image, as the gunbarrel wobbles and falls, fulfilling a promise made in the previous film... "James Bond has returned."

"The gunbarrel," as it is known, was designed by Bond Titles artist Maurice Binder (pictured below), at the request of Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman. In an interview with Lee Pfeiffer in 1991, Binder recalled its creation:"That was something I did in a hurry, because I had to get to a meeting with the producers in twenty minutes. I just happened to have little white, price tag stickers and I thought I'd use tham as gun shots across the screen. We'd have James Bond walk through and fire, at which point blood comes down onscreen. That was about a twenty minute storyboard I did, and they said, "This looks great!" It took a couple of hours to film it at Pinewood. I used Bob Simmons, Sean's double, to do the gun-barrel scene, as it was a silhouette."

Robert Simmons (1962-1964)	Sean Connery (1965-1967 and 1971)

George Lazenby (1969)	Roger Moore (1973-1985)

Timothy Dalton (1987-1989)	Pierce Brosnan (1995-2002)

Casino Royale	Quantum of Solace
Daniel Craig (2006-Present)

"The gun-barrel itself was a real gun-barrel. I borrowed a gun from a shop in Piccadilly. We had to open the barrel so we could look through. We put the camera at one end and photographed it. We were having a dreadful time, and Trevor Bond said, 'Maybe we should do some pinhole photography.' So, we punched a hole in a piece of cardboard, and one end would come i n focus, but the other end wouldn't. Later when we went to (Techniscope), I had to reshoot it with Sean." [1] At right are screen-captures of the gun-barrels for each of the Bond actors, as well as the lone member of the Bond team who did the sequence for the first three Bond films. Every Bond film has the gunbarrel, and it generally follows the same pattern, though with each film there are minute differences, with changes in music, costuming, actors,
and other aspects (like...aspect ratios) For instance:

The names Harry Saltzman and Albert Broccoli appear in the gunbarrels for Dr. No and On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

The first actor to appear in the gunbarrel was NOT Sean Connery, but stunt man Bob Simmons, who appeared in the first three films. Starting with Thunderball, "the man in the gunbarrel" has always been the actor portraying Bond: Sean Connery (1965-1967,and 1971), George Lazenby (1969), Roger Moore (1973-1985), Timothy Dalton (1986-1991), Pierce Brosnan (1995-2002) and Daniel Craig (2006-present).

The first three gunbarrel Bond's wore hats. Roger Moore was the first Bond to go bare-headed. Moore was also the first Bond to appear in the gunbarrel wearing a tuxedo rather than a suit (The Spy Who Loved Me), and to fire his gun with a steadying grip (Live and Let Die). Moore and Brosnan's guns both do not have smoke come out when they fire.

George Lazenby is the only Bond to kneel when he turns and fires (significant as he is the only Bond to propose marriage), and, curiously, he is the only Bond whose image disappears when the blood washes over the barrel.

Timothy Dalton filmed his gunbarrel twice--the first was scrapped when it was thought that he jumped too far when he turned (you can see it in British teaser trailers for The Living Daylights).

Daniel Craig shooting "The Gunbarrel" for "Casino Royale"
Pierce Brosnan also filmed his twice-once for the ones seen in the films, but the teaser trailer for Tomorrow Never Dies shows a different walk.

The gunbarrel for Die Another Day features a CGI bullet travelling down the barrel. Damned good shot, James!

Daniel Craig's gunbarrel for Casino Royale has many distinctions. You see the man who's raising the weapon. The gunbarrel has significantly more rifling than those in the past. Craig doesn't walk across the screen, but turns from his back to the screen to face the assailant and fire. Craig does not appear in a white negative space, but a white-tiled bathroom. The blood dripping from the top of the screen has depth, is more complex in its pattern, and introduces the Title Song.

In Quantum of Solace, The Gunbarrel sequence returns, though not at the start of the film. The sequence rolls directly before the credits. The sequence was designed by a Kansas City, Missouri firm called MK12. They had previously worked with director Marc Forster on The Kite Runner and Stranger Than Fiction. They also designed the Main Titles, and the Location Graphics for "Quantum of Solace. Quantum of Solace's gunbarrel is the only time Bond is shown walking away.(Look carfully at the 'Q')"

The tradition of photographing the framing gunbarrel through a pinhole-camera was done until Binder's death in 1991. Daniel Kleinman's gunbarrels (starting with Goldeneye) are computer-generated.

Traditionally, "The James Bond Theme" plays during The Gunbarrel, although Dr.No started with a series of electronic beeps to introduce the sequence, an acknowledgement of Bond being a "computer-age" agent. The Bond theme has had differing arrangements, depending on the film's composer. John Barry traditionally used a bass guitar to play "The James Bond Theme" after Bond fires, although for Lazenby it was switched to a high-pitched synthesizer, strings forMoore, and strings and brass for Dalton. George Martin's Bond Theme Intro for Live and Let Die had more of a driving beat to it, Marvin Hamlisch and Bill Conti (The Spy Who Loved Me and For Yor Eyes Only, respectively) had more disco percussion and Conti's Bond Theme played screaming brass. Michael Kamen's introduction for Licence To Kill was more symphonic. Eric Serra went with synthesizers and sampled sounds for Goldeneye. David Arnold did not use the "guitar motif" of The James Bond Theme for his first two Bond scores, though it did appear for The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day.

Just to clear up any misconceptions--No, it's not the "camera-thing" or the "eye-thing," it is, really and truly, a gunbarrel.


All the James Bond "Gunbarrels" in order	All 22 gunbarrels

James Bond Movie Trailers

moore4ever — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:05:42 CST

View all the Bond movie trailers from Dr. No to Quantum Of Solace. You can view the Bond movie trailers in a slightly larger format from each movie's main page - just click the links below.

And thank you YouTube for taking care of that pesky bandwidth!


Basic Butt-Kicking Montage	Dr. No


From Russia with Love	Goldfinger


Thunderball	You Only Live Twice


On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Diamonds are Forever


Live and Let Die	The Man with the Golden Gun


The Spy Who Loved Me	Moonraker


For Your Eyes Only	Octopussy


View To a Kill	The Living Daylights


Licence to Kill	Goldeneye


Tomorrow Never Dies	The World is Not Enough


Die Another Day	Casino Royale


Quantum Of Solace

Pierce Brosnan

bjameso — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:46:58 CST

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Pierce Brosnan had actually been on the list for the next Bond since 1984. He finally landed the role in 1995 in GoldenEye after the franchise's 6 year hiatus from production.

Appears in:

Biography:

He was born in Navan, County Meath, Ireland on May 16, 1953, but moved to London with his family in 1964. He became a commercial artist after leaving school, but was introduced to acting by a co-worker who was in a theatre group in the evenings. He left his job for the life of an actor, and entered the Drama Centre in London, where he studied acting for 3 years. After several years of stage work throughout the UK, he began to work in television and film.Brosnan became well known as Remington Steele which debuted in 1982.He moved with his wife and children to Los Angeles, California, where he Steele was filmed.The series was quite successful, running for more than 4 seasons and 92 episodes.It catapulted Pierce to major stardom in the America. Brosnan was first rumoured to replace Roger Moore in 1984, but he was unable to accept it because of his contract with the Steele TV series and the role went to Timothy Dalton.

In 1994, when Dalton announced that he would not reprise the role of Bond in the next Bond film, Brosnan finally got the role. His first Bond movie, GoldenEye, has grossed over $350 million worldwide, more than any other Bond film to that time. His 2nd Bond film, 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies, grossed more money in the US than GoldenEye. Together, his 4 Bond films have grossed over $1.6 billion worldwide. Brosnan was relieved of his Bond duties in the summer of 2004.

Classic Lines:

- "Beg your pardon... Forgot to knock." (Goldeneye)

- "She always did enjoy a good squeeze." (Goldeneye)

Trivia:

Critical Acclaim:

Life After Bond:

He currently has houses in Malibu and in Hawaii.He has 3 children with Cassandra -- Sean (born 1983) and stepchildren Charlotte (born 1971) and Christopher (born 1972) -- and 2 sons, Dylan Thomas (born 1997) and Paris Beckett (born 2001), with his 2nd wife, former TV correspondent/soap actress Keely Shaye Smith, whom he married in August 2001. He has two grandchildren, Charlotte's daughter Isabelle Sophie (born 1998) and son Lucas (born 2005).

In 2008 he had taken the role as the 6th narrator for the hit childrens show Thomas & Friends, he is not new to the little blue engine he would read stories of thomas when his children were young. He was thrilled to take the role as the narrator following the footsteps of famous narrators before him such as Ringo Starr. The Great Discovery was released in autumn of 2008 and was a huge sucsses for both Thomas & Pierce.

Pierce Brosnan starred opposite Meryl Streep in the 2008 film Mamma Mia!

One of many stars in the highly anticipated Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. Pierce will play Chiron

Bond Stats:

Martinis: 4
Kills: 59
"Bond, James Bond": 5
Women in Bed: 9
Gadgets: Hell ya!!! And lots of `em

No Deals, Mr. Bond

TheWhitePersianCat — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:14:27 CST

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Nobody Lives Forever (novel)

TheWhitePersianCat — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:12:43 CST

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John Gardner Books

TheWhitePersianCat — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:09:28 CST

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In late 1981, John Gardner was asked to revive the James Bond novel series. And so, from 1981 to 96', Gardner wrote a total of 14 novels. He also wrote two novelization of two films, GoldenEye and License to Kill.

Though his work was generally well received, many criticized him for his work, on someone he had not even created. Many stated his literary Bond was ''opposite'' of Fleming. Out of rage, Gardner retired in 1996, with his final book appropriately titled "COLD Fall".

Reymond Benson then picked up the series in early 1997.

John Gardner Books (1981 - 1996):

License Renewed	1981
For Special Services	1982
Icebreaker	1983
Role of Honour	1984
Nobody Lives Forever	1986
No Deals, Mr. Bond	1987
Scorpius	1988

Win, Lose or Die	1989
Brokenclaw	1990
The Man from Barbarossa	1991
Death is Forever	1992
Never Send Flowers	1993
SeaFire	1994
COLD Fall	1996

Role of Honour (novel)

TheWhitePersianCat — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:07:44 CST

Role of Honour is the fourth spy novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. The novel was published in 1984 by Jonathan Cape.

General Information:

- Author:	John Gardner.
- Cover artist:	Trevor Scobie.
- Original language:	English.
- Genre:	Spy novel.
- Publisher:	Jonathan Cape.
- Publication date:	1984.
- Print:	Hardcover and paperback.
- Pages:	224 pp. (first edition).
- Preceded by:	Icebreaker (by John Gardner).
- Followed by:	Nobody Lives For Ever (by John Gardner).

Plot:

After receiving a large inheritance, Bond is accused of improprieties and dishonorably dismissed from M16. Disgusted with his former employers, Bond places his services on the open market, where he later attracts the attention of representatives of SPECTRE who are quite willing to put their one-time enemy on their payroll. But the whole thing was a hoax, just a plan to get Bond inside the enemy's organization.

Prior to joining up, Bond spends a month in Monte Carlo with Miss "Percy" Proud, a CIA agent who teaches him everything she knows about programming languages and computers in general. This background allows Bond to attract Jay Autem Holy, an agent of SPECTRE who left The Pentagon, faked his death, and later started a computer game company that creates simulations based on real-life battles and wars.

Proving his worth to SPECTRE, Bond becomes involved in a plot to destabilise the Soviet Union and USA, by forcing them to rid the world of their nuclear weapons.

But what SPECTRE leaders Tamil Rahani and Dr. Jay Autem Holy suspect, but never fully realise is that Bond's resignation is false and along with Bond, the British Secret Service (M16) plays a vital role in foiling SPECTRE.

Characters:

- James Bond.
- M.
- Bill Tanner.
- Q.
- Miss "Percy" Proud.
- Dr. Jay Autem Holy.
- Tamil Rhani.
- General Rolling Jow Zwingli
- Freddie Fortune.
- Cindy Chalmer
- Peter Amadeus.

Icebreaker (novel)

TheWhitePersianCat — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 11:28:20 CST

Icebreaker is the third spy novel written by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond.
The novel was published in 1983 by Jonathan Cape and is considered by fans to be Gardner's best Bond novel.

General Information:

- Author:	John Gardner.
- Cover artist:	Bill Botten.
- Original language:	English.
- Genre:	Spy novel.
- Publisher:	Jonathan Cape.
- Publication date:	July 7, 1983.
- Print:	Hardcover and paperback.
- Pages:	256 pp. (first edition).
- Preceded by:	For Special Services (by John Gardner).
- Followed by:	Role of Honour (by John Gardner).

Plot:

Bond is recruited into a dangerous mission involving an equally dangerous and treacherous alliance of agents from the United States (CIA), the Soviet Union (KGB) and Israel (Mossad). The team, dubbed "Icebreaker", waste no time double-crossing each other. Their job is to root out the leader of the murderous National Socialist Action Army (NSAA), Count Konrad von Glöda. The count used to be known as Arne Tudeer, a one-time Nazi SS officer who now perceives himself as the new Adolf Hitler. The NSAA is a new wave of fascism as a means to wipe out communist leaders and supporters around the world.

The novel is full of double-crosses and triple-crosses where the agents and their agencies go without sharing their true loyalties with one another.

Who can Bond trust?

Characters:

- James Bond.
- M.
- Paula Vacker.
- Brad Tirpitz.
- Kolya Mosolov.
- Rivke Ingber.
- Count Konrad von Glöda.

For Your Eyes Only

TheWhitePersianCat — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 10:15:44 CST

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For Your Eyes Only Trailer

Synopsis:

A British spy ship has struck a mine and has sunk in Albanian waters. On board was a vital piece of defense equipment, the ATAC transmitter. Bond has to recover it before the Russians get hold of it and use it for no good. The murder of Havelock, a marine archaeologist helping MI6 locate the wreck, gives Bond a lead. He goes after the assassin and encounters the late archaeologist's daughter, Melina, who is on the quest for revenge. She and Bond discover another villain, Emile Locque. But who is he working for? A gang boss called Columbo? Or Kristatos, a legitimate shipping magnate? Bond and Melina, menaced by killers at every turn, need some quick answers.

Release Date:

June 24, 1981

Plot:

The sale of an ATAC decoder to the KGB.

Box Office Results:

94.9 million

Running Time:

2 hours, 9 minutes

Issued Sidearm:

Walther PPK

Gadgets:

Identigraph
The ATAC
Lotus Esprit Turbo with exploding anti-theft system
Radio wristwatch

Director:

John Glen

Screenplay:

Richard Maibaum
Michael G. Wilson

Title Song:

For Your Eyes Only

Title Song Artist:

Sheena Easton

Starring:

Roger Moore as James Bond

Villain:

Julian Glover as Aristotle Kristatos

John Hollis as Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Henchmen:

John Wyman as Erich Kriegler
Michael Gothard as Emile Leopold Locque
Stefan Kalipha as Hector Gonzales
Jack Klaff as Apostis

Bond Girls:

Carole Bouquet as Melina Havelock
Cassandra Harris as Countess Lisl von Schlaf
Lynn-Holly Johnson as Bibi Dahl

Supporting Cast:

Walter Gotell as General Anatol Gogol
James Villiers as Bill Tanner
Geoffrey Keen as Sir Frederick Gray
Desmond Llewelyn as Q
Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny

Chaim Topol as Milos Columbo

Filming Locations:

London, UK; Ionian Sea off Albania; Albania; Moscow, Russia; Corfu, Greece; Madrid, Spain; Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy; Albania itself.

Best Quote: (According to mi6.co.uk)

Bond: "Now put your clothes back on and I'll buy you an ice cream."

Best Mistake (According to mi6.co.uk)

Bond uses a table umbrella as a parachute while being shot at by baddies. But the umbrella seems to contain bullet holes before the enemy starts shooting .

Distinguishing Feature (According to mi6.co.uk)

M does not appear in this film due to the death of actor Bernard Lee. The picture of a knight riding a horse in M's office is also absent for the first time.

Vital Statistics (According to mi6.co.uk)

Conquests: 2
Martinis: 0
Kills: 11
"Bond, James Bond": 2

Trivia

Cassandra Harris was the first wife of Pierce Brosnan.
This was intened to the next movie after The Spy Who Loved Me, but after the box office hit of Star Wars, the producers cashed in on Moonraker.
Caroline "Tula" Cossey was cast as an extra in For Your Eyes Only as one of the Bond-girls by the pool. Shortly after the film's release, the tabloid: News of the World came out with a front page headline that read: "James Bond Girl Was A Boy". At the time of the casting nobody knew that "Tula" used to be a man and therefore it came as a shock to the other cast members.

Detailed synopsis:
The pre title sequence begins with Bond visiting his late wife Tracy's grave being rudely interupted by a universal exports helicopter coming to retrieve him. Once they are flying directly over the thames, a bald man in a wheel chair with a white persian cat {blofeld} hijacks his helicopter via remote control. Bond daringly climbs outside the helicopter then back in and disables the remote control and takes back his helicopter. He then flies over and lifts Blofeld and his wheelchair by the landing gear and drops him down a smokestack.

A British surveilance ship St Georges equipped with the ATAC transmitter is on a routine run

Nightfire

TheWhitePersianCat — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 06:51:14 CST

James Bond 007: Nightfire is a first-person shooter video game based on Ian Fleming's British secret agent James Bond, of the secret British intelligence agency, MI6. This marked Pierce Brosnan's fourth appearance as James Bond before the release of his fourth and final Bond film Die Another Day, however, in the video game, his likeness was only featured and not his voice.

The game was developed by Eurocom for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, and Xbox video game consoles. Gearbox Software developed the game for Windows, which Aspyr later ported to the Mac. The computer versions are substantially different from the console versions, featuring different missions and a modified story line. It was published by Electronic Arts in 2002.

In 2003 EA released Nightfire for the Game Boy Advance this time developed by JV Games. This game was a modified version of Moonraker.

General Information:

- Developers:	Eurocom, Gearbox Software, Aspyr and JV Games.
- Publishers:	Electronic Arts and MGM Interactive.
- Engine:	GoldSrc.
- Platforms:	PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, Windows, Macintosh (MAC) and Game Boy Advance.
- Genre:	First person shooter.
- Modes:	Single player and multiplayer.
- Release Dates:	November 18, 2002.

Gameplay:

The game is a classic first person shooter and there are many weapons and various sorts of explosives that the player can carry throughout the game. As with previous James Bond games, the weapons that appear in the game are based on actual weapons, but with the name changed. Some weapons appear in the console version, but not the PC version, and vice-versa.

Multiplayer:

The multiplayer version has many elements, characters etc. from the James Bond movies.

In the multiplayer mode the player can play in many different levels, including Fort Know (from Goldfinger), Atlantis and the sub docking pen (from The Spy Who Loved Me) and many Nightfire related levels, including Drake's castle and Drake's underwater base.

The player may choose to play against Al bots with customisable reaction time, speed and health. The amount of Al bots and human players vary in the console versions and the PC version is the only console that has on-line play.

Notable characters from previous James Bond movies is included in the game: Francisco Scaramanga and Nick Nack (from The Man With The Golden Gun), May Day and Max Zorin (from A View To A Kill), Jaws (from The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker), Oddjob and Auric Goldfinger (from Goldfinger) and Baron Samedi (from Live And Let Die).

Plot:

The game's prologue mission stars in Paris, France, with James Bond helping Dominique Paradis evade enemy cars while chasing a truck with a stolen nuclear weapon. After stopping the truck from blowing up the Eiffel Tower, Dominique and Bond celebrate the new year in Paris.

M sends Bond undercover to a party in industrialist Raphael Drake's castle in Austria. M believes that the party is a cover fro the exchange of a missile guidance chip between Drake and Alexander Mayhew, who manages the Japanese branch of Drake's industry, Phoenix International, and had stolen the chip from USA. Phoenix is believed to be a front for weapon smuggling. Bond, CIA agent Zoe Nightshade and Dominique, who is posing as Drake's mistress, meet in the castle library.

While Zoe distracts the guards, Bond makes his way to the exchange and steals the chip. Bond and Zoe then escape Drake's forces in an armored snowmobile before continuing in Bond's car. They rendezvous with Q, who takes them out of Austria.

Then Drake threatens to kill Mayhew should the operation fail. Therefore decides Mayhew to contact M16 and saying that he will provide with secret information if Bond comes to his rescue. While Bond is at Mayhew's Japanese estate, Drake's men attacks them. Bond fights his way through the estate and manages to obtain a file from Mayhew's safe. During the process Mayhew is killed by a ninja.

The file leads Bond to Mayhew's office at the Phoenix Building in Tokyo. Bond is able to infiltrate the building, but is then attacked by Drake's men, before Dominique provides a distraction which allows Bond to escape via parachute off the roof of the building.

Nightfire documents lead Bond to a nuclear plant. Bond retrieves evidence of Drake's activities and escapes, but is then double crossed and captured by Kiko, Mayhew's former bodyguard, and turned over to Drake. On the top of the Phoenix building, Drake plans to kill Bond and Dominique, who has been discovered as a mole. Dominique is kicked off the rooftop and killed by Kiko. Bond escapes to the ground level and saved by Alura McCall (a Australian Intelligence agent).

M sends Bond and Alura to Drake's private island, where they infiltrates the island and eliminates Drake's men. Bond makes his way to Drake's underground silo, fighting off Kiko before entering one of three space shuttles intending to capture the Space Defense Platform. Kiko dies in the blast pit when Bond's space shuttle launches. Bond reaches the U.S. Space Defense Platform, where Drake is.

Bond successfully sends all 8 missiles off course, saving millions of lives, and causes Drake's laser weapon to malfunction, leading to a huge explosion. At the end, Bond defeats Drake and goes back down to Earth via an escape pod, where Bond celebrates the victory with Alura.

Cast:

M16 and allies:

- James Bond.	Voiced by Maxwell Caulfield (with likeness of Pierce Brosnan).
- Dominique Paradis*.	Voiced by Lena Reno.
- Zoe Nightshade.	Voiced by Jeanne Mori.
- Alura McCall.	Voiced by Kimberly Davies.
- Q.	Voiced by Gregg Berger.
- M.	Voiced by Samantha Eggar.

* Dominique Paradis: "This stunning French beauty is deally suited for deep undercover operations. She's also a small arms and explosives expert. Enlisted to track down a missing nuclear warhead, Dominique has infiltrated Drake's organization. Make close contact with her, 007. You will need all of her considerable skill's to gain access too Drake's plans."

Villains: (Drake's organization)

- Raphael Drake.	Voiced by Michael Ensign.
- Armitage Rook.	Voiced by Richard Whiten.
- Alexander Mayhew.	Voiced by Ian Abercrombie.
- Makiko Hayashi.	Voiced by Tamlyn Tomita.

Weapons/Gadgets:

Explosives:

Fragmentation grenade.
Flashbang.
Smoke grenade.
Satchel Charge (plastic explosives, timed 5-30 sec).
Remote mine.
Laser trip bomb.

Gadgets:

Stunner keys.
Watch laser.
Grapple cell phone.
Mini-Camera lighter.
Infrared/EM vision.
Q-worm.
Decoder.
Phoenix Ronin.
Remote flashbang shaver.

Pistols:

Wolfram PP7.
Golden PP7.
Wolfram P2K.
Golden P2K.
Kowloon Type 40.
Kowloon Type 80 (MP + random set only).
Raptor Magnum.
Raptor Magnum 50.
Golden Gun (MP).

Machine-guns:

Deutsche M9K.
Storm M32.
SG5 Commando.
Advanced Individual Munition System-20 {AIMS-20}.

Other:

Korsakov K5 (dartgun).
Frinesi Automatic 12.
Winter Tactical Sniper.
Winter Covert Sniper.
Militek Mark 6 granade launcher
AT-420 Sentinel (camera-guided).
AT-600 Scorpion (heatseeking).
Delta Repeater crossbow.
Phoenix Samurai.

Reception:

The reviews of the game was generally positive and many praised the plot and the realistic gameplay. Some say it is the best Bond-game since GoldenEye 007.

Ratings/scores:
- Gamespy: 4/5.
- Gamespot: 7.9/10
- IGN: 8.5/10.
- Metacritic: 72/100.

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