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1941: Frank McRae is born--Memphis, Tennessee.
(He dies 29 April 2021 at age 77--Santa Monica, California.)
Courtesy of Universal/Everett Collection
1952: Ian Fleming completes his Casino Royale manuscript. He shows it to ex-girlfriend Clare Blanchard.
1963: On Her Majesty's Secret Service starts as a serial in the Daily Express. Robb, illustrator.
1963: Richard Maibaum completes the From Russia With Love screenplay.
1965: Thunderball films OO7 beating Largo at the card table.
1968: Colonel Sun by Robert Markham (Kingsley Amis) starts as a serial in the Daily Express. Robb, illustrator.
1985: Aston Martin Lagonda chairman Victor Gauntlett registers number plate B549 WUU.
2012: Ian Fleming Publications confirms there will be no novelization of Skyfall.
Notional covers.
2014: The London Film Museum, Covent Garden, launches The Bond In Motion exhibition. In attendance: Barbara Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson, Ken Adam, Naomie Harris, Caterina Murino, Maryam d'Abo.
2020: Nokia announces its new 5G device, to be featured in the now delayed No Time To Die.
NO TIME TO DIE | Lashana Lynch features in Nokia phones’ campaign
2023: The Gene Siskel Film Center screens On Her Majesty's Secret Service at its Theater 1, Chicago, Illinois.
1935: Burt Metcalfe is born--Saskatchewan, Canada.
1936: Ursula Andress is born--Ostermundigen, Switzerland.
1958: Dr. No begins as a serial in the Daily Express, with an illustration by Robb. (Ends 1 April 1958.)
1962: Sports Illustrated prints Ian Fleming's article "The Guns of James Bond".
1994: James Duncan (Jim) Lawrence dies at age 75--Summit, New Jersey.
(Born 22 October 1918--Detroit, Michigan.)
https://www.markcarlson-ghost.com/index.php/2019/09/12/friday-foster/
2001: The BBC reports a High Court jury awards Monty Norman £30,000 libel damages for a Sunday Times article stating he didn't write the James Bond theme.
Monty Norman: Libel case victory
Sean Connery began his
Bond career with Dr No
The Sunday Times
alleged Barry composed
Bond tune
2015: BOND 24 films the helicopter sequence at Zócalo main city square, Mexico City, Mexico.
2021: Daniel Craig returns to the Bond role.
BBC/Comic Relief 2021/Mickey Bishop
@Comic Relief: Red Nose Day 2021 - BBC
Daniel Craig and Elaine Figgis | Comic Relief (2009)
1911: Milo Sperber is born in Poland.
(He dies 22 December 1992 at age 81--London Borough of Camden, London, England.)
1942: Signed "F", Ian Fleming presents a paper to Admiral John Henry Godfrey recognizing successful efforts by Germans to send advance Commando forces that seized "documents, equipment, and ciphers" before they could be destroyed. He suggests a similar effort by the Allies. And later in civilian life collects important manuscripts for posterity.
1964: Daily Variety reports Goldfinger principal photography began 16 March with interiors at Pinewood. And location filming of Fort Knox (replica) in the London borough of Middlesex.
1965: The Goldfinger soundtrack reaches #1 on the Billboard 200 charts, remaining at the top through 3 April. The LP was released in October 1964.
1976: Lawrence Michael Andrew Goodliffe dies at age 61--Wimbledon, London, England.
(Born 1 October 1914--Bebington, Merseyside, England.)
Goodliffe
Painted by Aubrey Davidson-Houston in the role of Hamlet,
performed while a POW in Germany.
1981: Bill Conti flies to London starting a two month focus on the For Your Eyes Only musical score.
2002: BOND 20 films Jinx threatened by lasers. Mr. Kil played by Lawrence Mukoare.
2013: Danny Boyle declares to the press he won't direct the next Bond film based on concerns for creative control--and since he's already done a mini-Bond film for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
The fake trailer for Bond 24 was quickly taken from YouTube
(PIcture: YouTube/Sony Pictures)
007 Спектр BOND 24 Come And Dive Official Teaser Trailer 2015 HD
2018: Daniel Craig's 2014 Aston Martin Centenary Edition Vanquish, numbered 007, goes to auction for charity at Christie’s in New York.
Marc Laming, artist. Greg Pak, writer.
2024: Dynamite Entertainment releases James Bond 007 #3 as Part Three of "Your Cold, Cold Heart!"
Artist, Rapha Lobosco. Writer, Garth Ennis.
1946: Timothy Peter Dalton is born--Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, Wales. [Or maybe 1944.]
1963: The Sydney Morning Herald publishes an interview with Sean Connery.
"Nobody knew anything about him." Sean Connery and Ursula Andress in a scene from Doctor No (1963).
Credit: Publicity
"He's a man who makes his own rules..." Sean Connery as Bond Credit:United Artists Corporation
Sean Connery and his Australian-born wife, actress Diane Cilento. Credit: William Mottram
1986: Toby Robins dies at age 55--London, England.
(Born March 21, 1931--Toronto, Canada.
1995: GoldeneEye films OO7 in peril by the thighs of Xenia.
2001: The Guardian (quoting The Sun) says Whitney Houston could be the next Bond Girl for Pierce Brosnan.
Entertainer Whitney Houston and her husband, singer Bobby Brown (R),
converse with Roger Moore (L) and Lauren Bacall, as they arrive October 11 for the
4th annual International Achievement in Arts Awards in Beverly Hills.
REUTERS/Fred Prouser
2014: The London Film Museum welcomes Bond In Motion.
Skyfall's Honda CRF250R
Quantum of Solace's Montesa Cota 4RT
2018: Dynamite Entertainment publishes James Bond: The Body #3 (Part Three: The Gut).
Rapha Lobosco, illustrator. Ales Kot, writer. Luca Casalanguida, cover illustrator.
2023: Yvonne Shima dies at age 89--British Columbia, Canada.
(Born 1935--British Columbia, Canada.)
The Avengers, Series 2, Episode 24 - "A Chorus of Frogs"
Yvonne Shima (1935 - 2024) (2:43)
1945: Ian Fleming returns to England from Jamaica and finds Ann Charteris in better health.
1959: Maurice Richardson reviews Ian Fleming's latest Bond novel Goldfinger.
Ian Fleming: ‘continues to get away with much more than murder’.
Photograph: Ray Warhurst/Daily Mail /Rex
1962: Dr. No films OO7 receiving a Geiger counter from London.
1963: Illustrator Robb's work for the Daily Express serialization of On Her Majesty's Secret Service reportedly using Roger Moore as a photo reference.
http://007magazine.co.uk/factfiles/factfiles_paperbacks1.htm
1971: Will Yun Lee is born--Arlington, Virginia.
2002: The Irish Examiner reports on producer Michael G. Wilson acknowledging the possibility of an actress in the James Bond role.
2013: Trumpeter Derek Roy Watkins dies--Surrey, England.
(Born 2 March 1945--Reading, England.)
Bell in 2004: his playing echoed Jelly Roll Morton ( PA )
(Born 9 January 1943--Hamilton, Ohio.)
Scott Walker with the Scottish pop singer Lulu during an awards ceremony in the late 1960s. Evoking the blue-eyed soul of the Righteous Brothers, his group, the Walker Brothers, had several hits, two of which rose to No. 1 on the British charts.
Credit Ballard/Hulton Archive
Mr. Walker performing on television in an undated photo. After leaving the Walker Brothers in 1967, he began a solo career that became a rejection of his rock-star phase, eventually retreating into the studio to create avant-garde music that was hard to categorize.
Credit David Redfern/Redferns
Scott Walker, "The Experience of Love", GoldenEye Soundtrack version
Scott Walker, "The Experience of Love", GoldenEye end titles
Scott Walker cover, "The Look of Love"
1911: Charles Joseph Russhon is born--New York City, New York.
(He dies 26 June 1982 at age 71--Manhattan, New York City, New York.)
(U.S. Air Force graphic/Robin Meredith/courtesy photo)
Sean Connery feigns shoving a vanilla ice cream cone in Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon’s face during the production of “Thunderball.” Russhon was the military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s. Russhon and Connery became friends on set. The vanilla ice cream cone had special significance to Russhon, who inspired the “Charlie Vanilla” character, an ice cream loving mister fix-it, in friend and esteemed American cartoonist Milton Caniff’s comic strip “Steve Canyon.” (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s, feigns shoving a vanilla ice cream cone in Sean Connery’s face during the production of “Thunderball.” Russhon and Connery became friends on set. The vanilla ice cream cone had special significance to Russhon, who inspired the “Charlie Vanilla” character, an ice cream loving mister fix-it, in friend and esteemed American cartoonist Milton Caniff’s comic strip “Steve Canyon.” (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, one of the original Air Commandos and military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s, hugs Claudine Auger, a Bond girl in “Thunderball” and former Miss France Monde, during the production of “Thunderball.” (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Claire Russhon, wife of Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s, poses in the Aston Martin DB5 made famous in the films. (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s, hugs Martine Beswick, an English actress cast as a Bond girl in “Thunderball” and “From Russia With Love,” during the production of “Thunderball.” Sean Connery sits in the foreground. (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Sean Connery is welcomed to the TWA Ambassadors Club during the production of “Thunderball.” Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s and friend of Sean Connery’s, is to his right. (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
This photograph from a 1945 article published in the “San Francisco Examiner” features Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon as a captain (center) after his return from Japan in the wake of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Russhon was one of the first Americans on the ground in both locations within 24 hours of the bombs being dropped on both. One of the original Air Commandos, Russhon worked as a military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s. (Photo by the "San Francisco Examiner" courtesy of Christian Russhon)
American cartoonist Milton Caniff poses with his “Steve Canyon” comic strip featuring “Charlie Vanilla,” a character inspired by his friend Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, one of the original Air Commandos and military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s. The signed photograph features a circled “Charlie Vanilla,” aka Russhon, and says “this guy keeps turning up!” (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon (left), military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s and one of the original Air Commandos, chats with Major General (ret) Johnny Alison, one of the fathers of Air Force special operations, and Brigadier General J. Jackson. (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon, military advisor to the James Bond films in the ‘60s and ‘70s, poses with Sean Connery during the production of “Thunderball.” Russhon took Connery in tow when he arrived in New York, and they remained friends until Russhon passed away in 1982, Russhon’s wife, Claire Russhon, said. (Photo courtesy of Christian Russhon)
1950: Corinne Piccolo (Corinne Cléry) is born--Paris, France.
1954: US publisher Macmillan releases 4,000 copies of Casino Royale to poor sales.
1964: Peter Lorre dies at age 59--Los Angeles, California.
(Born 26 June 1904--Ružomberok, Slovakia.)
2020: Guns from a collection connected to Ian Fleming and James Bond are stolen.
The Magnum is the only gun in the world entirely finished in chrome
The Walther PPK was used by Roger Moore in A View to a Kill
The Beretta Tomcat pistol was used in Die Another Day
2022: Faroese Prime Minister reveals a commissioned tombstone at the last known location of 007.
“No Time to Die” grave
screenshot/Visit Faroe Islands
2023: Last day of ‘Photographs from the James Bond Archive’ photography exhibition at the Leica Gallery London, London, England.
The Leica D-Lux 7 007 Edition in a cityscape
Leica
Leica D-Lux 7 007 Edition on white background
The Leica D-Lux 7 007 Edition features a textured body and Bond-themed automatic lens cap. Leica
Leica D-Lux 7 007 Edition set with special box and leather holster-style case
The full set comes with a leather wrist strap, leather holster-style case, and specially designed box. Leica
The top of the Leica D-Lux 7 007 Edition camera with Bond logo
The top of the camera features the classic Bond logo. Leica https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/james-bond-photographs-go-on-display-60824/
1939: Canadian Harry Saltzman pledges his Oath of Allegiance to the United States, later working with U.S. intelligence.
1952: Ian Lancaster Fleming and Anne Geraldine Charteris are married--Port Smith, Jamaica.
1961: In a court hearing, Kevin McClory and Jack Whittingham pursue action to halt publication of Thunderball due to Ian Fleming's use of screenplay material they contributed to.
2008: Quantum of Solace films at the European Southern Observatory 'Residencia', Atacama Desert, Chile.
2013: The Jameson Empire awards honor Skyfall Director Sam Mendes for Best Director, Best Film, plus the Empire Inspiration award. (Danny Boyle is recognized for Outstanding Contribution.)
Sam Mendes won Best Film and Best Director for Skyfall and the Empire Inspiration award in London.
Photo: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images Skyfall wins Best Film at the Empire Film Awards, picked up by Michael Wilson, Rob Wade, Barbara Broccoli, Sam Mendes and Neal Purvis. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Danny Boyle won an Outstanding Contribution award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images Daniel Radcliffe picked up the Empire Hero gong. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images Here's some of the winners with their awards:
Samantha Barks with her award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Martin Freeman who won the Best Actor award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Jane Goldman won Best Horror Movie award, for Women in Black. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Sir Ian Mckellen with the Best Science Fiction Fantasy award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Nira Park, Steve Oram and Ben Wheatley who won the Best British Film award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Tom Holland with his award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Presenter Jonny Vegas with Ted. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
Dame Helen Mirren wins the Empire Legend award. Credit: Ian West/PA Wire/Press Association Images
2015: Spectre films on location at Plaza Tolsá, Mexico, and surrounding streets.
2022: Jim Wright via Zoom presents Thursday - My talk at Hawk Mountain including its Real James Bond connection.
2025: Transaction and deal between Amazon and EON Productions closes. Amazon officially become the creative leads on the James Bond series, and Barbara Broccoli, Michael G Wilson and Co step back.
2025: National Cocktail Day in the United States.
Same rules apply.
1956: Raymond Chandler reviews the fourth Bond novel Diamonds Are Forever in The Sunday Times.
1964: Reuters circulates a feature on the upcoming Bond film Goldfinger.
Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore) meets Sean Connery (James Bond) during a press conference
at Pinewood Studios for the third Bond film, Goldfinger - UK - 25 March 1964[/img]
2002: BOND 20 films Gustav Graves chasing Bond with the wrath of Icarus.
2008: An auction of typist Jean Frampton's letters and notes draws comparisons to the fictional Miss Moneypenny.
Jean Frampton
2012: Skyfall filming at Surrey, England (as "Scotland"), comes to an explosive end.
2022: New James Bond competition TV series 007's Road to a Million announced for Prime Video.
007: Road To A Million | Official Trailer | Prime Video (1:50)
2025: Amazon MGM Studios announced that producers Amy Pascal (best known for her work on the Spider-Man franchise) and David Heyman (who produced all eight Harry Potter films) have come aboard to produce the studio’s upcoming James Bond film.
1956: Jonathan Cape publishes Ian's Fleming's fourth Bond novel Diamonds Are Forever.
Pat Marriott, cover design.
1959: Raymond Thornton Chandler dies at age 70--La Jolla, California.
(Born 23 July 1888--Chicago, Illinois.)
1962: Dr. No films OO7 and Honey with Dr. No in the reactor room.
1964: Jonathan Cape publishes Ian Fleming's eleventh Bond novel You Only Live Twice.
The last published in his life. Richard Chopping cover.
1973: Sir Noël Peirce Coward dies at age 73--Blue Harbour, Jamaica.
(Born 16 December 1899--Middlesex, England.)
Noel Coward in 1914
Statue of Noel Coward on the grounds of Firefly, his former home, Jamaica
Arnie Weissmann, photographer
2020: Photographer Terry O'Neill's display of Bond - Photographed would have run from today through 30 March. Cancelled due to the gale of the world.
1935: Julian Glover is born--London, England.
1944: Society hostess Maud Russell writes about young Ian Fleming in her diary.
1961: Jonathan Cape publishes Ian Fleming's eighth Bond novel Thunderball. Richard Chopping cover.
2002: Billy Wilder dies at age 95--Beverly Hills, California.
(Born 22 June 1906--Sucha Beskidzka, Poland.)
2011: Judi Dench confirms her return as M and filming to start in November.
2015: Spectre teaser trailer is released.
2020: Original date for the Decca Records release of the No Time to Die score by Hans Zimmer.
1959: Bond comic strip Live and Let Die ends its run in The Daily Express.
(Started 15 December 1958.) John McLusky, artist. Henry Gammidge, writer.
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http://www.artofdiving.co.uk/2017/08/live-and-let-dive.html
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Swedish Semic Comic 1971 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1970_1971.php3
Swedish Semic Comic 1986 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1986.php3
Danish 1965 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-3-eng/
1968: Jonathan Cape publishes Colonel Sun by Robert Markham (Kingsley Amis).
Tom Adams cover. Sells well.
1978: At the 50th Academy Awards, Marvin Hamlisch with Sammy Davis Jr. performs a new song "Come Light the Candles". Aretha Franklin sings nominated title song "Nobody Does It Better".
Aretha Franklin The Queen of Soul. LIVE
2008: Quantum of Solace films the climax in the desert hotel.
2020: Schiffer Publishing Ltd. publishes The Real James Bond: A True Story of Identity Theft, Avian Intrigue and Ian Fleming by Jim Wright.
1922: Dana Natol (Broccoli) is born--New York City, New York.
(She dies 29 February 2004 at age 82--Los Angeles, California.)
(He dies 19 April 2004--Dedham, England.)
1965: Thunderball films OO7 and Domino on the beach and the end of Vargas.
1968: Celine Dion is born--Charlemagne, Quebec, Canada.
1982: At the 54th Academy Awards Albert "Cubby" Broccoli receives the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award in Los Angeles, presented by Roger Moore. Nominated title song "For Your Eyes Only" performed by Sheena Easton with appearances by Harold Sakata and Richard Kiel.
Albert R. Broccoli receiving the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award
Sheena Easton - For Your Eyes Only (Academy Awards '82)
1983: The choice of Rita Coolidge (a favorite of assistant director Barbara Broccoli) to sing the latest title song is confirmed. Father Cubby Broccoli hoped for popular singer Laura Branigan, with support from composer John Barry and lyricist Tim Rice.
1999: A court ruling confirms sole rights of the Bond franchise to MGM (and EON) over Sony (and McClory, who sought to produce rogue missions due to the original Thunderball complications).
Although a powerful weapon, Bond never used the Colt Magnum
https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/14881/lot/61/
2016: Dynamite Entertainment releases James Bond comic Hammerhead #6.
Luca Casalanguida, artist. Andy Diggle, writer.
(Born 28 May 1929--Toronto, Canada.)
Shane Rimmer, who has died aged 89, pictured here during a stint in ITV’s Coronation Street during the 1980s.
Photograph: ITV/REX/Shutterstock
Scott, Lady Penelope and Virgil in Thunderbirds
Photograph: ITV / Rex Features
Shane Rimmer with James Bond actor Roger Moore on the set of 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me.
Photograph: Danjaq/Eon/Ua/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock
2021: BBC Radio 4 airs The Food Programme with a focus on James Bond.
Available Now
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000tm9f
1924: Frank McCarthy is born--New York City, New York.
(He dies 17 November 2002 at age 78--Sedona, Arizona.)
Thunderball
You Only Live Twice
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Colonel Sun paperback
Casino Royale
Dr. No
From Russia With Love
Goldfinger
Around the World Under the Sea
Where Eagles Dare
The Great Escape
The Dirty Dozen
1939: Detective Comics introduces The Bat-Man.
1950: Anthony Robert McMillan OBE (Robbie Coltrane) is born--Rutherglen, Scotland.
(He dies 14 October 2022 at age 72--Larbert, Scotland.)
Coltrane as the imposing Rubeus Hagrid
(Warner Bros)
1958: Raymond Chandler reviews Dr. No in The Sunday Times.
(Finishes 8 August 1959. 226-339) John McLusky, artist. Henry Gammidge, writer.
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http://www.frederickmulder.com/john-mclusky
Swedish Semic Comic 1979 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1979.php3
Danish 1966 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no-7-1966/
Danish 1975 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no31-1975/
1962: Ian Fleming collaborates with a TV producer leading to television's The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
1962: The Dr. No production completes 58 days of principal filming.
1966: Thunderball released in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
1979: Moonraker films Drax ejected into space.
1985: British Hovercraft Corporation/Vickers Supermarine's Princess Margaret SR.N4 Mk (as used in Diamonds Are Forever) is blown onto a Dover breakwater killing four.
1999: The Kevin McClory Warhead 2000 AD project is terminated when MGM buys the Casino Royale film rights from Sony for $10 million as a court settlement.
2019: Tania Mallet dies at age 77--England.
(Born 19 May 1941--Blackpool, Lancashire, England.)
CREDIT: Silver Screen Collection/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
Mallet was a first cousin to actress Helen Mirren. She was born in Blackpool, England, to British father Henry Mallet and Russian mother Olga Mironoff, a sibling of Mirren’s father.
2022: Car & Driver reports Land Rover unveils Defender 90 as a Bond 60th Anniversary tribute.
Land Rover
Car and Driver
Land Rover
Land Rover
2025: 86 years of Batman. 85 years was 2024.
Fan creations
https://braveandboldlost.blogspot.com/2022/06/catwoman-and-james-bond.html
https://www.deviantart.com/wv-films/art/James-Bond-and-Batman-689174489
1922: Bob Simmons is born--Fullham, London, England. (He dies 21 October 1987 at age 65.)
Bob Simmons as James Bond 007 in the gun
barrel sequence featured in the movies Dr. No,
From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger
1935: Herb Alpert is born--Los Angeles, California. (He marries Lani Hall 1974.)
1943: Christopher Walken is born--Astoria, Queens, New York City, New York.
1958: Jonathan Cape publishes Ian Fleming's sixth Bond novel Dr. No.
1960: In a letter to typist Jean Frampton, Ian Fleming credits her keen mind.
2016: Douglas Wilmer dies at age 96--Ipswich, Suffolk, England.
(Born 8 January 1920--Brentford, London, England.)
Douglas Wilmer, left, as Holmes, with Nigel Stock as Watson, in The Man with the Twisted Lip,
a 1965 episode of the BBC series Sherlock Holmes.
Photograph: BBC
Douglas Wilmer as Holmes in the 1975 Gene Wilder film
The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother.
Photograph: Everett/Rex/Shutterstock
Douglas Wilmer, right, with Charlton Heston in El Cid, 1961.
Photograph: Everett/Rex/Shutterstock
2018: BBC's Radio 4 broadcasts its seventh Bond radio drama Moonraker.
2020: Original date for the No Time To Die World Premiere at Royal Albert Hall, London. Delayed to November and then some.
1931: George Baker is born--Varna, Bulgaria.
(He dies 7 October 2011 at age 80--West Lavington, Wiltshire, England.)
George Baker: Actor whose career climaxed in his portrayal of the Shakespeare-quoting DCI Wexford
Up Pompei! Jamus Bondus
1944: Aliza Gur is born--Ramat Gan, Israel.
1957: The Daily Express serializes From Russia With Love.
1961: Goldfinger ends its run in The Daily Express. (Started 3 October 1960. 698-849.)
John McLusky, artist. Henry Gammidge, writer.
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Swedish Semic Comic 1989 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1989.php3
Danish 1965 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk2-goldfinger-1965/
James Bond Agent 007 no. 2: “Contra Goldfinger” (Interpresse 1965)
https://www.peterharrington.co.uk/bond-strikes-camp-156688.html
1963: Agent 007 released in Norway.
1965: Jonathan Cape publishes Ian Fleming's twelfth and final Bond novel The Man With the Golden Gun.
1981: Richard Marek publishes John Gardner's Licence Renewed in the US as License Renewed.
1990: Armchair Detective Library publishes John Gardner's Licence to Kill.
James Bond Jr. 1 April 1992 A Chilling Affair
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 The Eiffel Missile
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 No Such Loch
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 A Race Against Disaster
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 Dance of the Toreadors
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 Red Star One
James Bond Jr 1 April 1992 Goldie's Gold Scam
1997: The Kanakee Illinois Daily Journal falsely proposes local filming for the next James Bond film "The Anastasia Answer" and invites auditions.
2012: Cinema Retro exposes an April Fool's joke involving James Bond and the Queen.
2015: Skyfall filming in Mexico comes to a close.
2016: : The New York Post reports Ben Whishaw suggesting a Daniel Craig return in the next Bond film.
2004: A James Bond-related website repeats unfounded rumors regarding Orson Welles and an attempt to film Moonraker in 1956.
Junked Bond ... Ian Fleming favourite Sid James (left) eventually made way
for Sean Connery (right) in the 007 role
2016: The Daily Mail prints an exclusive--Broadchurch actress Olivia Coleman cast as first female James Bond.
https://www.deviantart.com/armalarm/art/Moonraker-Reboot-333482459
Et si l’anglais n’est pas votre tasse de thé, en VF ça donne :
La série originale avait également été adaptée en comics à l’époque…
2022: Corgi offers a diecast version of a classic Bond car from Die Another Day.
2022: Real estate developers overtake James Bond Island and other rock structures in the area of Phang Nga Bay, Thailand.
2023: Jimmy Buffet's website reveals Eon's new direction for James Bond.
2024: Reports say "Licence revoked for tobacco" as cigarettes will be digitally removed from James Bond films.