The James Bond Archives

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I share my passions for films, mystery fiction and comics by publishing, editing and writing books and magazines. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. With more than 1,000 images and an oral history featuring 150 cast and crew members, this updated edition will delight fans of the most successful film franchise in cinema history.

years of the James Bond franchise vaults of EON Productions' previously unseen material recounts the fascinating history of James Bond. Sure to be a Collector's Item in years to come, make sure you hang onto the cardboard carry case it comes in for added value! Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, and many others, revealing the full story behind the making of the emotionally charged No Time To Die.Wilson and Barbara Broccoli Limited edition of 500 numbered copies Each comes with an archival, museum-quality photo print Casino Royale, 2006, signed by photographer Greg Williams. It starts with an interesting preface by Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli - the custodians of the Bond franchise - welcoming you to the world of Bond. However, the inclusion of the 1983 "Never Say Never Again" is probably justified, as although it was made outside the official franchise, it is a serious effort at a Bond movie, and after all - it has Sean Connery in it! Loaded to bursting point with photographs dating back to the early days of Ian Fleming and the development of the Bond books before Dr. An indispensable reference work compiled by the President of the James Bond 007 International Fan Club.

Art book format, illustrated throughout with film stills, set photos, posters, books, stunt stills, and more. ix) A handwritten postcard from Ross to Frampton regarding the "urgent job" of typing The James Bond Dossier. Signed by actor George Lazenby, ÒGeorge Lazenby 007,Ó who played James Bond in the 1969 motion picture adaptation of the Ian Fleming novel, On Her MajestyÕs Secret Service.It is so loosely based on the "real" Bond character, that it seems out of place in a serious Bond book. No (1962) and ending with SkyFall (2012), including the spoof Casino Royale (1967) and Never Say Never Again (1983). He is one of the co-authors of Taschen's official 007 book THE JAMES BOND ARCHIVES: NO TIME TO DIE (2021) and also a contributor to Taschen's THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN ARCHIVES (2015). Some of the best photos include Sean Connery in the casino with the first Bond woman Sylvia Trench in "Dr No", Sean Connery being temporarily outwitted by Captain Nash on the train in "From Russia With Love", landscape shots of Piz Glora from "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", and Roger Moore meeting Major Anya Amasova for the first time at the Pyramids in "The Spy Who Loved Me".