It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
^ Back to Top
The MI6 Community is unofficial and in no way associated or linked with EON Productions, MGM, Sony Pictures, Activision or Ian Fleming Publications. Any views expressed on this website are of the individual members and do not necessarily reflect those of the Community owners. Any video or images displayed in topics on MI6 Community are embedded by users from third party sites and as such MI6 Community and its owners take no responsibility for this material.
James Bond News • James Bond Articles • James Bond Magazine
Comments
Yes yes, it would look very close to that. Well, at least at just one movie.
I decided this would be an illegitimate daughter because I'd still love to know how, in all of the Fleming and post-Fleming novels, Bond hadn't had close to fifty (or more) illegitimate kids.
lol I remember that. He had to call all the people he had sex with, that included Batman and Robin!
:))
Batman has had BIGGER hurdles to get over.
I can hear the anti-Batman fans now...
The more people try to expand on Bond's personal world, bringing in soap opera elements like relatives to worry about, the more we lose the essence of Fleming's creation.
Let's face it. Bond got married once. And in one of the more dramatic punches of the series said marriage got terminated rather ruthlessly within the hour. It’s as if Fleming tried to tell us that any attempt to push Bond into a somewhat normal life, thriving on the stability of a family bond, is cursed and will only be dealt with in desperate measures.
If introducing a daughter or a son is the only way left to go, I'd prefer they quit putting out Bond films altogether. There’s only so much we can take and the minute they start smearing Fleming’s legacy with horse bugger, I’m out.
You Only Live Twice (novel) ends with... I forget the Bond girl in that, but her last name's Suzuki... anyway, it ends with Ms. Suzuki pregnant with Bond's son. John Pearson's Bond biography lists his son as "James Suzuki" (wow, real imagination there, John), and Raymond Benson wrote a short story, "Blast from the Past" that involved him in some way.
If it were in the Sir Rog-Bond universe, he'd probably try and shag her, let's be honest...
Okay that's really,really wrong.
I doubt it. Bond may visit the 'real world' for a while but at heart he'll always remain the same and move back to where he was. Even his last novel, The Man With The Golden Gun showed that and I believe Bond would have continued along that route.
I also believe that in "Blast with the Past" (the Benson short story), the son died.
that's the reason why i prefer a daughter. a mini bond's not quite good for the series. although his "daughter" would enter any agency too.
she would be beautiful, smart, and kick-ass
She'd be Hit Girl then? ;-)
Overall I'm not fond of Bond having children and relatives in general (hated Blast From The Past and the uncle Gardner came up with; can't stand the idea of Bond having a brother as Pearson invented; also it's never mentioned by Fleming Bond fathers a son in YOLT, just that Kissy is pregnant, end of; the son was Pearson's invention).
If Bond had a kid and would learn of her being in danger I have no doubt he'd leave immediately to help her. S** the service and M, he wouldn't hesitate.
I often thought it might be interesting if some party was trying to lean on Bond by
simply making up a relative and thus get Bond to comply.