Top James Bond Kills of the Decade: 1960s
Top James Bond Kills of the Decade: 1960s is the first video in our series with James Bond’s best kills from each of his movies.
Top James Bond Kills of the Decade: 1960s is the first video in our series with James Bond’s best kills from each of his movies.
Dan and Tom show you that Sean Connery’s James Bond dynamic entrances are part of the James Bond lore from DR. NO to NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN.
Dan and Tom break down James Bond’s choices from his holding cell to the boat in which he and Honey flee in DR. NO.
Dan and Tom break down James Bond’s end game choices from his holding cell to the boat in which he and Honey flee in DR. NO.
Today we talk with Joe Caroff! 62 years ago, Joe created one of the most identifiable movie logos in history – the 007 logo!
In our DR NO – Character Profile – Quarrel we look at Quarrel’s impact on Dr. No. We also discuss John Kitzmiller’s wonderful performance
Character Profile: Quarrel played by John Kitzmiller in Dr. No. We look at the significance of Quarrel to Dr. No & Kitzmiller’s performance.
How did DR. NO impact the James Bond movie franchise? To celebrate DR. NO’s 60th anniversary, we dive into the movie to answer that question.
Join Dan and Tom as they launch a new series on the Cracking the Code of Spy Movies show called Gadgets in Spy Movies – Can You Believe it? Here they discuss the gadgets in DR. NO and SKYFALLl, with a special guest to discuss some gadgets in SKYFALL, Joe Pappalardo
Join Dan and Tom for Part Two of their journey to The Lilly Library at Indiana University in the USA, as they examine, in-person, all of these wonderful James Bond masterpieces, gaining some insight into the novels and into Ian Fleming’s way of writing!
Join Dan and Tom for Part One of their journey to The Lilly Library at Indiana University in the USA, as they examine, in-person, all of these wonderful James Bond masterpieces, gaining some insight into the novels and into Ian Fleming’s way of writing!
Have you ever thought about how events in the real world and other movies could affect and work their way into some of our favorite spy movies? Well, think about it a minute because that’s what we are going to explore today on Spy Movie Navigator.
Join Dan and Tom as they explore the unique connections between spy movies and the real-world impact on what goes into a spy movie! This is Part 1 of a multi-part series!
If you have any suggestions on what to include in a future podcast, send them to Dan@SpyMovieNavigator.com
Dr. No, EON Productions first James Bond movie based on Ian Fleming’s sixth James Bond 007 novel gets a big YES from movie-goers at the time of release in 1962, and has been a staple of Bond movies ever since.
Join Dan and Tom as they examine how this seminal film set the stage for spy movies to come.
Dr. No, EON Productions first James Bond film based on Ian Fleming’s sixth James Bond 007 novel gets a big YES from movie-goers at the time of release in 1962, and has been a staple of Bond films every since. Dr. No is Dr. Yes for spy movie fans, and new spy movie fans who are focused on Bourne and Mission: Impossible and more recent Bond films with Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, would enjoy going back to the first James Bond film, Dr. No, to which, we think, they will also say Yes!
For Dr. No, this is one of the publicity posters used to promote the film and the theme song music first associated with the EON Production James Bond films!
When he turns and opens his car, we find out a great deal about these three men. All three of the the men turn and shoot Strangeways with pistols with silencers.
This Dr. No clip is one of the most critical and important scenes in the entire James Bond 007 franchise The interaction between Sylvia Trench, in red, and James Bond at the baccarat table at Le Cercle at Les Ambassadeurs in London sets up the entire Bond.
Bond fans know that often Bond uses a Walther PPK pistol as his main weapon.
Dr. No is Dr. Yes – Dr. No is the movie that launched the James Bond 007 saga. In this curation (and in the podcast), we discuss things beyond the scope of the movie, and its interrelationship with other movies and events: How events in the real world (Sputnik, the Cuban Missile Crisis) affect this…
Bond arrives in Jamaica and is suspicious about the driver who came to pick him up. He makes a call, while Felix Leiter watches.
Felix Leiter plays a major role in many Bond films to come (played by 6 different actors so far), but Dr. No is his first appearance and his first meeting with Bond.
We have come to expect car chases and virtually any other kind of chase in spy movies now, and especially in Bond movies.
In this important clip, we see the very tough and dark nature of James Bond – here, he is a cold-hearted killer as he tricks Professor Dent into thinking he, Bond, is asleep in the bed.
OK, Sylvia Trench was the first real Bond Girl, but Honey Rider is remembered as the first WOW Bond Girl as she walks out of the waters at Dunns River Falls in Jamaica in Dr. No.
Quarrel has talked about the island legend of a fire-breathing dragon on Crab Key and that is why no locals want to venture to this island.
In this scene, Dr. No confronts Bond and we learn of SPECTRE for the first time – and we will hear about this evil organization in many EON Production Bond films to come.
After escaping capture, and overtaking one of Dr. No’s workers and taking his has-mat suite, amazingly, Bond disrupts the interference with the American missile launch
The finale is grand of course, and Bond somehow manages to escape and with Honey Rider. And Dr. No is, well, No-More.