This summer The Salisbury Museum, on the eve of the release of the 25th Bond movie No Time to Die, celebrates the life and work of writer, illustrator and teacher […]

One of the best cues from a Bond film – and one of the best visual gags. It appears in Roger Moore’s debut as 007, Live And Let Die… Moore’s […]

Sean Connery’s (first) return to the world of 007 saw the Bond franchise enter the 1970s and attempt to recapture the glory days of Goldfinger… It has its bright spots […]

OHMSS is a unique Bond film in many ways – not least because it marks the sole official appearance of George Lazenby as 007. In his journey through the 007 […]

Greg D. Smith’s trail through the 007 movies gets back on track with the fifth official entry, You Only Live Twice. There’s an odd quality to You Only Live Twice […]

Greg’s trawl through the 007 big screen canon isn’t solely covering the EON movies – there are two others that need discussion, and the first of these kicks off the […]

Greg D. Smith’s journey through the James Bond cinematic oeuvre reaches the fourth movie, Thunderball: This is a movie which, at every turn, takes what has gone before and turns […]

Yaroslav Horak, who illustrated the James Bond newspaper strips for over a decade, has died aged 93. Downthetubes reported his passing (click here for an overview of his entire career). […]

Radio 4 is continuing its season of reruns of the Toby Stephens 007 plays this weekend with a repeat of Diamonds are Forever, Archie Scottney’s adaptation of Ian Fleming’s fourth […]

It seems more likely than not that Bond 25, No Time To Die, will finally make it into cinemas a year late next April – and Greg’s series of retrospectives […]

With No Time To Die currently set for an April release, our delayed series on the 007 films from Dr. No to date has now started, with Greg D. Smith […]

Sir Sean Connery, the original cinematic James Bond, has died aged 90 BBC News is reporting that his family have confirmed the news. Connery played 007 in seven films – […]