"1. Moore
2. Brosnan
3. Connery
4. Dalton
5. Lazenby
100. Craig"

"Well I will throw in my two cents as well
1. Connery -- Yes I know everyone says "the prototype, set the bar" etc. but there is more to it: His first 5 movies were arguably some of the best. The fact that he was so successful in these 5 consecutive films, shows that he could do it right. Every actor since him has admitted that they looked to his style when figuring out how to play the role. His influence has been greatly felt after his departure from the role.

2. Dalton -- My favorite Bond. A new type of good looking, he is the best actor of the bunch. Dalton nailed it theatrically and cinematically during a period that simply had finer acting. Dalton drew heavily from the source material (Fleming's novels) which sets him apart from the rest. I hold that TLD and LTK are two of the better Bond films; his acting was masterful in both.

3. Moore -- He's headlined some of the best and worst 007 films. The Spy Who Loved Me was the first Bond film I ever saw and remains in my top 5. However AVTAK and TMWTGG are consistently in the 20s, regardless of my list. TSWLM and FYEO remain seminal Bond films. Even his worse films had good scenes and set pieces that have been directly copied.

4. Craig -- Currently he has 2 performances: one stellar (CR) and one lackluster (QOS), his place could change based on his later films. He has the harder side but without the suave class, which loses some points.

5. Brosnan -- Not a fan. GE was a strong performance, as was TWINE but while he looked the role and brought elegance, he never did anything very memorable. In fact, I remember GE mostly for Alec Trevelyan, one of my favorite villains...and Famke Janssen ;)

6. Lazenby -- No offense to the fella. OHMSS is in my top 5, but I feel with another actor it would be my #1. He was a model and not ready for this role...he earned his pay with his final scene which was hopeful for his next film...."