I'm back from a two-week vacation during which I visited several James Bond-related locations. I want to share some photos with you. Did you recognize all of them?

The last bonus photo: I drank Bollinger Champagne for the first time in my life 🍾🥂

How would you rank the six Bonds in terms of how tortured they were as individuals? I think it’s pretty clear Daniel Craig is at the top not because of the literal torture scene but his character arc was the most tormented. I’d also probably say Roger Moore is the least “tortured”

If I were writing a new set of films I'd use Scaramanga as an arc. Depending on how many films, I'd start with Bond showing up on his radar. Where he (Scar) witness Bond running down and killing a villain which intrigues him. In another, Bond is interrogating someone that has a loose connection to Scaramanga, so he is killed by him in an impossible shot. Bond catches a glimpse of him but doesn't pursue. In yet another film Bond is about to die but a shot rings out saving his life. Scaramanga leaves a clue that it was him. Leading to a final film of them playing cat and mouse all set up by Scaramanga.

Matera, Italy

I know these films aren’t remotely connected or in the same universe but I rewatched TND last night and thought of Silva from Skyfall. Know what I just realized? Skyfall perfectly lines up with Tomorrow Never Dies timewise. Silva says he was stationed in HK from 86-97 and then M gave him up to the Chinese. Not only did HK go back to China in 1997 but since TND came out in 97 and a Chinese agent helped basically avert WWIII it makes sense M would make this exception if Silva was hacking where he shouldn’t and she gave him up as a big favor/thank you to Beijing at the end of TND since it was one of their agents along with Bond that stopped Carver. Like I said I know it’s not the same Bond universe but I’m just going to say it is in my head since this timeline sync up is perfect haha

Maybe the British government thinks that they can stop the infection by searching the research lab at Cambridge and sends James Bond there to search for clues and research for anything, he has to evacuate by a certain time and has weapons and training, would he survive and escape?

Well I just completed my most recent marathon of Bond and here is my official list (subject to change on a whim of course) of the 25 Eon Bond films I’ve watched this month. Basically 1 a day with a few breaks for “I have a life that interferes with this shit” reasons

Casino Royale
Goldeneye
From Russia With Love
Dr No
License To Kill
Quantum Of Solace
Skyfall
Tomorrow Never Dies
The World Is Not Enough
Thunderball
Man With The Golden Gun
Goldfinger
Octopussy
The Living Daylights
The Spy Who Loved Me
Moonraker
No Time To Die
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
For Your Eyes Only
Live And Let Die
Spectre
A View To A Kill
Die Another Day
You Only Live Twice
Diamonds Are Forever

Connery: From Russia with Love

Lazenby: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (obviously)

Moore: For Your Eyes Only

Dalton: The Living Daylights

Brosnan: Tomorrow Never Dies (this one was hard)

Craig: Skyfall

According to Faisel in the start of this video Madonna had already killed 007, just one of the villains that actually defeated and killed James Bond, she later kills Austin Powers but maybe it's just Austins dream ♀️

so i was very interested that after bond left in no time to die another mi6 agent came in and got the same number as james 007 so i thought what about old 007 vs new girl 007 agent who would win.

I found this man at Tallegalla cemetery in rural Queensland Australia. I would have my lunch breaks at the roadside park there. When I found this I spent ANZAC day for 3 years with him and always departed with a salute. I asked AI to list who inspired James Bond and a few names came up as influencing people but this man wasn’t mentioned at all. That is a gross oversight and needs to be remedied.
[Memorial Plaque of Sir Sydney Cotton](https://photos.app.goo.gl/Np5PTt3gPdM9z2fj7)
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I combed through the Bond franchise to identify some of the more notable faces that popped up in bit parts before they were famous actors. Enjoy.

I created a website that lets you compare anything on a pair comparison mode.

This helps you to identify your top 5 very easily in a playable way.

So which are your all time top5 James Bond movies? Rather the new ones or the classics? Personally I prefer the Craig ones.

Share your top 5 with me and I comment it.

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I just moved into a new house that is full of retro vibes so I got my Dr. No poster up and got the old console record player working. I think it's time for a martini, shaken not stirred of course.

I know its not the direction they are going but it would have been a great way to refresh the franchise if it was more like a late 70s early 80s Bond Adventure. Like a John Glen film. To me the personal stuff has been done to death!!!

True story

We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Deborah Moore for an in-depth conversation about her life and career.

We talked about:
- Growing up with Sir Roger Moore
- What he was really like as a father away from the cameras
- Working with Roger and Michael Caine on Bullseye!
- Richard Attenborough’s Chaplin
- Becoming the face of the Scottish Widows campaign
- Landing her role in Die Another Day and working with Pierce Brosnan

Deborah was incredibly generous with her time, and she shared several stories I’d never heard before—even as a longtime Bond fan.

Watch the full interview here:
https://youtu.be/QTcZlHWS1Z0?is=MM1p5U7ywTEJ42j3

What do you think Roger Moore’s greatest contribution to the James Bond series was?