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1865: Joseph Rudyard Kipling is born--Bombay, Bombay Presidency, British India.
(He dies 18 January 1936 at age 70--Middlesex Hospital, London, England.)
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/2569/2569-h/2569-h.htm#link2H_4_0009
1920: John Joseph Patrick Ryan (Jack Lord) is born--New York City, New York.
(He dies 21 January 1998 at age 77--Honolulu, Hawaii.)
1965: Thunderball premieres in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (UK general release follows 13 March 1966.)
1971: Diamonds Are Forever released in the UK.
Concept art
VCD
1983:
Later video marketing.
https://m.blog.naver.com/PostView.nhn?blogId=townsley&logNo=110123438190&categoryNo=&currentPage=&sortType=&isFromSearch=true&proxyReferer=https://www.google.com/search?q=007+%EC%82%B4+%EC%9D%B8+%EB%A9%B4+%ED%97%88&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiFvNHolPLtAhWDC98KHVVjAIAQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=007+%EC%82%B4+%EC%9D%B8+%EB%A9%B4+%ED%97%88&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQDFD188UmWPXzxSZgxKLIJmgAcAB4AIABuQKIAbkCkgEDMy0xmAEAoAEBqgELZ3dzLXdpei1pbWfAAQE&sclient=img&ei=5pbqX4WxNYOX_AbVxoGACA&bih=583&biw=1260&tbs=isz%3As&hl=en
http://blog.daum.net/doldu/11968701
1998: The New Year Honours List recognizes Roger Moore to become a Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his UNICEF work.
2012: Skyfall reaches £100 million ($161.6 million) in the UK (a first for a film there), plus the landmark 1 billion (US) dollar point for worldwide box-office.
2016: Game over--shutdown of the Glu Mobile servers brings an end to James Bond: World of Espionage.
1945: Barbara Carrera is born--Bluefields, Nicaragua.
1961: The Sunday Express Susan Barnes interview for her piece "Women and Me — by the Screen's James Bond" reportedly ends on the subject of violence towards women and with Barnes abruptly exiting Connery's apartment.
1963: Deed of Assignment executed this date states Ian Fleming, Ivar Bryce, and publisher Jonathan Cape assign rights to Kevin McClory for "all the copyright in the film scripts and the exclusive right to re-produce any part of the novel Thunderball in films and for the purpose of making such films to make scripts." And specifically from Fleming, "the exclusive right to the character James Bond as a character in any such scripts or film of Thunderball."
1965: For Thunderball the Los Angeles Times reports on 24 hour schedules at the Paramount Theater. Plus midnight and 2:30 midnight showtimes at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Hollywood.
1994: Chivers North America publishes a large print version of John Gardner's Bond novel Never Send Flowers.
2002: 007 어나더데이 (007 Uh-nah-duh-day-ee; 007 Another Day) released in the Republic of Korea.
(Born 12 July 1933--Brooklyn, New York, New York.)
2034: With the end of the 70th year following author Ian Fleming's death, in theory his books and stories enter the public domain. (Though remedied by Danjaq LLC's registered trademarks for James Bond and 007.)
1925: Zena Marshall is born--Nairobi, Kenya. (She dies 10 July 2009 at age 84--London, England.)
1937: Suzy Kendall is born--Belper, Derbyshire, England.
1938: Kenneth Tsang is born--Shanghai, China.
1941: Simón Andreu is born--Sa Pobla, Balearic Islands, Spain.
1961: Ian Fleming returns to his Goldeneye estate and begins writing the ninth Bond novel. In failing health, he uses a screenplay from a 1958 project as its basis.
1962: The Dr. No production hands out a draft shooting schedule to the crew.
1965: Agente 007 - Missione Goldfinger (Agent 007 - Goldfinger Mission) released in Italy.
Not to be confused with.
1968: Dr. No re-release in the UK.
1972: Diamenty sa wieczne (Diamonds Are Eternal) released in Poland.
1977: Dr. No re-release in the UK.
1981: For Your Eyes Only films at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, from today through February. Delivery of snow is needed for the street scenes.
1992: This month Marvel Comics publishes James Bond Jr #1 "The Beginning", sourced from the first episode of the cartoon series with Scumlord and Jaws.
Mario Capaldi, artist. T. Pederson; F. Moss and Cal Hamilton, writers (adaptation).
Colin Fawcett, ink. Mario Capaldi and Colin Fawcett, cover.
Gary Caldwell. artist. Don McGregor, writer. Christopher Moeller, cover.
https://www.comicsroyale.com/dark-horse/ahm32p61rdhoqun5o2e7zkzfkgx9t3
https://www.bedetheque.com/serie-23008-BD-James-Bond-007-The-Quasimodo-Gambit-Dark-Horse-1995.html
Claude St. Aubin, pencils. Rick Magyar, ink. Don McGregor, writer. Brian Stelfreeze, cover.
https://steemit.com/comics/@cryplectibles/adapted-into-comic-books-goldeneye-from-1996
1997: This month Playboy magazine publishes an abridged version of the Raymond Benson short story "Blast From the Past". The complete story is later included in The Union Trilogy anthology.
2000: 縱橫天下 (Zònghéng tiānxià; Across the World) released in Taiwan.
(Born 13 October 1923--London, England.)
2003: Πέθανε μια άλλη μέρα (He Died Another Day) released in Greece.
2010: The original date Ian Fleming material would have entered the Public Domain (based on Casino Royale's 1953 publish date, plus 28 years for the copyright period, plus another 28 year renewal). [But the US law changed 1976 and went into effect 1978.]
2015: James Bond becomes public domain in Canada. (The books and stories, not the films. Based on the Berne Convention allowing a copyright for 50 years after Fleming's death.)
2035: Under the Copyright Extension Act of 1998 (applying the year of the author's death plus 70 years), Fleming books and stories enter the public domain.
2049: Under US copyright law in effect from 1978 (applied to products published 1950-1964), the copyright period lasting 95 years from the author's death ended the previous day. So it's public domain for Fleming books and stories everywhere. [Legal commentary welcome.]
1937: Terence Christopher Gerald Rigby is born in Erdington, Birmingham, England.
1964: In The Daily Express, Fleming proposes to interviewer John Creusemann that "Bond is Scottish. On both sides."
1975: Roger Moore is photographed at London's Gerrick Club with wife Luisa and co-star Susanna York from their film "Heaven Save Us From Our Friends".
1991: Untitled screenplay for a third Dalton mission dated this day. Credited to William Osborne, William Davies, Al Ruggerio, Michael G. Wilson. OO7 investigates a stolen British stealth fighter traveling to Vancouver, Las Vegas, Hong Kong, China, Libya.
2003: Die Another Day released in New Zealand.
2003: Dnes neumírej (Today Do Not Die) released in the Czech Republic.
2003: The New York Times publishes Seoul Journal's article "The Power of Film: A Bond That Unites Koreans".
(Born 2 April 1925--Carlisle, Cumberland, England.)
2021: The Great Game Treasure Hunts present a Virus Safe Outdoor James Bond Westminster London Treasure Hunt.
1922: Dana Natol (later Dana Wilson Broccoli) is born--New York City, New York.
(She dies 29 February 2004 at age 82--Los Angeles, California.)
(He dies 8 March 2016 at age 90--Colesshill, Oxfordshire, England.)
1962: In a letter to Geoffrey Boothroyd, Ian Fleming sends greetings. "I feel safe in wishing you a Prosperous New Year, and if the tax man becomes too difficult, I suggest you shoot him."
1972: 007 - Os Diamantes São Eternos released in Brazil.
1988: Joie Chitwood dies at age 75--Tampa, Florida. (Born 14 April 1912--Denison, Texas.)
2003: "Two Koreas Blast New James Bond Film", so reports The Associated Press and multiple news outlets.
2008: Quantum of Solace main unit filming kicks off at Pinewood (originally scheduled for 10 December 2007).
2016: The Independent reports that Christoph Waltz is signed for two more Bond films. As long as Craig returns.
(Update: changed to a March production start; director Cary Fukunaga; 14 February 2020 release date. Then April 2020 release date. Then November 2020 release. Then April 2021 release.)
2021: After falling ill Christmas eve, Tanya Roberts is incorrectly reported as deceased.
1900: Ornithologist James Bond is born--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
(He dies 14 February 1989 at age 89--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.)
http://jamesbondradio.com/talking-ornithology-and-espionage-with-the-real-james-bond-author-jim-wright/
1962: Michael France is born--St. Petersburg, Florida.
(He dies 12 April 2013 at age 51--St. Pete Beach, Florida.)
1973: Live and Let Die films OO7 meeting Solitaire at the Fillet of Soul.
1984: The Hollywood Reporter reports David Bowie was considered for the Max Zorin role that eventually went to Christopher Walken.
1990: John Cleese spoofs James Bond in a Schweppes soft drinks commercial.
(Born 26 May 1909--New York City, New York.)
1996: Zlaté oko (The Golden Eye) released in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
2000: The World Is Not enough released in the Philippines.
2004: Jeff Nuttall dies at age 70--Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.
(Born 8 July 1933--Clitheroe, Lancashire, England.)
[imghttps://static.wikia.nocookie.net/jamesbond/images/b/b7/Mikhail_Arkov_-_Profile.png/revision/latest?cb=20191003224302][/img]
2013: Activision and Steam remove online copies and pages for Quantum of Solace, Blood Stone, 007 Legends.
2020: Victoria Leigh Blum (Tanya Roberts) dies at age 65--Los Angeles, California.
(Born 15 October 1955-- The Bronx, New York City, New York.)
1945: Roger Spottiswoode is born--Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
1970: 007 - A Serviço Secreto de Sua Majestade (007 - To Her Majesty's Secret Service) released in Brazil.
1984: Sir Richard Joseph Hughes CBE dies at age 77--Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong.
(Born 5 March 1906--Prahran, Melbourne, Australia.)
You Only Live twice (Dikko Henderson) | The Honourable Schoolboy (Old Craw)
2006: Player One publishes a mobile game based on Charlie Higson's Young Bond novel SilverFin.
https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/gaming_silverfin_announced.php3
2010: Reports say Sam Mendes is connected with BOND 23. (MGM at the time denies he's signed as director. EON later confirms he was hired as a consultant until MGM worked out its financial issues.)
2015: Spectre films at Lake Altaussee, Austria.
2020: National Bird Day in the US.
1955: Rowan Atkinson is born--Consett, County Durham, England.
1966: Operación Trueno (Operation Thunder) released in Colombia.
Not to be confused with
http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/3834/pg3834.html
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc2.ark:/13960/t4th8r737&view=1up&seq=88
1998: Sutra ne umire nikad (Tomorrow Is Not Dying Never) released in Serbia.
2012: Robert Wentworth John (Bob) Holness dies at age 83--Pinner, England.
(Born 12 November 1928-- Vryheid, South Africa.)
Jason Masters, artist. Warren Ellis, writer.
Interesting that was almost a decade before he was involved in the series, although the commercial reminds me more of Inspector Clouseau, especially the films where the assassins are trying to kill Clouseau. Cleese could've been an interesting successor for Peter Sellers after seeing that.
1924: Albert Geoffrey Bayldon is born--Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
(He dies 10 May 2017 at age 93--Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.)
1964: Laurence Harvey states he's been asked by Kevin McClory to play Bond in a film version of Thunderball. And he'd like that a lot.
1973: Richard Maibaum finishes the first draft of the screenplay for The Man with the Golden Gun.
1981: 문 레이커 (Moon-ray-ee-kuh) released in South Korea.
January 1985.
2000: Ο κόσμος δεν είναι αρκετός (James Bond, praktor 007 - O kosmos den einai arketos) released in Greece.
2012: Shooting resumes for Skyfall with the funeral scene following the explosion at MI6 Headquarters. On location at the Old Royal Navy College in Greenwich, Michael G. Wilson on hand for his cameo.
2015: Spectre cast members Daniel Craig, Léa Seydoux, Dave Bautista pose on Gaislachkogl's peak, Sölden, Austria prior to filming there.
(Born 1 January 1972--Vietnam.)
2020: Michael Apted dies at age 79.
(Born 10 February 1941--Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, South East England.)
1920: Douglas Wilmer is born--Brentford, London, England.
(He dies 31 March 2016 at age 96--Ipswich, Suffolk, England.)
1937: Dame Shirley Bassey is born--Tiger Bay, Cardiff, Wales.
1962: Ian Fleming begins writing On Her Majesty's Secret Service at Goldeneye.
1966: Bond comic strip You Only Live Twice ends its run in The Daily Express.
(Began 17 May 1965. 275-475) John McLusky, artist. Henry Gammidge, writer.
Swedish Semic Comic 1989 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1989.php3
(You Only Live Twice - Part 1) | (You Only Live Twice - Part 2)
Swedish Semic Comic 1976 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1976.php3
(You Only Live Twice - "Devil Garden")
Swedish Semic Comic 1967
(Devil's Garden - You Only Live Twice!)
Danish http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no12-1967/
"Djævelens urtegård ..."
The Devil's Garden"
Danish http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no39-1977/
"Djævelens urtegård ..." "The Devil's garden"
1971: 007 카지노 로얄 (Kah-gee-no low-yal; Casino Royale) released in the Republic of Korea.
1992: Anthony Dawson dies at age 75--Sussex, England.
(Born 18 October 1916--Edinburgh, Scotland.)
2008: Norvic FDC (First Day Cover) issues James Bond commemorative stamps for the Fleming Centenary.
1943: Scott Walker is born--Hamilton, Ohio.
(He dies 22 March 2019 at age 76--London, England.)
Scott Walker, "The Experience of Love", GoldenEye end titles
Scott Walker cover, "The Look of Love"
1965: Goldfinger general release in the US.
1972: The RMS Queen Elizabeth catches fire and sinks in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, ending plans to use it as "the Floating College".
1998: Το αύριο ποτέ δεν πεθαίνει (To avrio pote den pethainei, or The Tomorrow Never Dies) released in Greece.
2000: The World Is Not Enough released in Egypt.
2003: Die Another Day released in the Netherlands.
2012: Producers announce Thomas Newman will score Skyfall.
2019: Dynamite Entertainment releases James Bond 007 #3.
1908: Bernard Lee is born--Brentford, Middlesex, England.
(He dies 16 January 1981 at age 73--Hampstead, London, England.)
1966: Bond comic strip The Man with the Golden Gun begins its run in The Daily Express.
(Ends 9 September 1966. 1-209) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence writer.
They go on to adapt five more Fleming titles, plus Colonel Sun and 20 original Bond adventures.
Swedish Semic Comic 1987 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1987.php3
(The Man With The Golden Gun - Part 1) | (The Man With The Golden Gun - Part 2)
Swedish Semic Comic 1968 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1968.php3
(The Man With The Golden Gun)
Danish 1977 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no40-1977/
“The Man with the Golden Gun” (pt. 1) + “The Living Daylights” (1977)
"Hjernevasket" [Brainwashed] + "Spionen fra Øst" [The Spy from the East]
Danish 1976 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no35-1976/
"Manden med den gyldne pistol"
Danish 1968 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no15-1968/
Manden med den gyldne pistol
1977: ABC-TV premiere of The Man With the Golden Gun.
2003: 007 - Um Novo Dia Para Morrer (007 - A New Day to Die) released in Brazil.
2013: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announces Skyfall's 5 Oscar nominations, includes Best Song.
2015: Spectre completes filming at the 3S Cable Car and ICE Q Restaurant at Sölden, Austria.
2021: Classic Cinema, Lido Cinema and Cameo Cinema venues in Australia begin showing official James Bond films every Wednesday and Sunday at 7:00 PM AEST through 31 March 2021.
Anticipating the release of No Time To Die.
1966: Principle photography begins for Casino Royale.
1978: D'Artagnan Extracolor publishes the James Bond comic Convención en Bahía Sangrienta (Convention in Bloody Bay, or The Man With the Golden Gun) in Argenita. Yoroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, writer.
1990: The Hollywood Walk of Fame honors Albert R. Broccoli with a star.
2000: Chapter III Records releases a second soundtrack album for Tomorrow Never Dies.
2012: MGM and EON Productions announce the 9 November 2012 release date for BOND 23. Sam Mendes directing. John Logan assisting with the script.
2015: Kerstin Anita Marianne Ekberg dies at age 83--Rocca di Papa, Italy.
(Born 29 September 1931-- Malmö, Skåne län, Sweden.)
2017: Dynamite Entertainment releases James Bond Hammerhead #4.
2021: Last day for Bollinger Champagne Brut Special Cuvée 007 Limited Edition offer.
1937: Shirley Eaton is born--Edgware, Middlesex, England.
1996: Επιχείρηση Χρυσά Μάτια (Epiheirisi Hrysa Matia, Enterprise Golden Eyes) released in Greece.
2002: BBC News reports "Pierce Brosnan agrees to a fifth 007 film".
2011: Ian Fleming International Airport (formerly Boscobel Aerodrome) in Jamaica, a $300 million renovation, is officially re-opened by Prime Minister Bruce Golding plus Lucy Fleming, Fleming's niece. A 10 minute drive from Golden Eye (sic) Resort.
January 13th
1925: Count Robin Ian Evelyn Milne Stuart de la Lanne-Mirrlees is born--Cairo, Egypt.
(He dies 23 June 2012 at age 87--Stornoway, Scotland.)
1944: Maud Russell writes in her diary about Ian Fleming.
1965: Variety reports Elsa Martinelli was considered for a role.
1972: 007: Los diamantes son eternos (007 - The Diamonds Are Eternal) released in Mexico.
1977: The Spy Who Loved Me sinks the Atlantis model near Goulding Cay, Nassau, the Bahamas.
2000: Jeden svet nestací (One World Is Not Enough) released in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Video marketing.
2012: Journalists post an image of Daniel Craig at the Four Seasons (doubling for Shanghai) on the web--the first leak of Skyfall filming.
2020: Producers confirm Hans Zimmer is scoring No Time To Die, and the departure of Dan Romer over creative differences.
1947: Stuart Baird is born--Uxbridge, Middlesex, England.
1956: Ian Fleming starts his novel From Russia With Love at Goldeneye.
1962: EON's crew arrives in Jamaica, to start filming 2 days later. Monty Norman and wife--actress-singer Diana Coupland--also arrive on island this date.
1965: Jonathan Cape publishes Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Volume 3.
1965: James Bond 007 - Goldfinger released in West Germany.
1972: Diamonds Are Forever released in Ireland.
1974: ABC-TV network premiere of From Russia with Love.
1985: A View to a Kill completes principal photography with OO7 and May Day at the mine.
2000: 007 - Il mondo non basta released in Italy.
2000: Dünya Yetmez (World Not Enough) released in Turkey.
Video marketing.
2020: The No Time To Die film production announces (American) brother-sister team Billie Eilish and Finneas O'Connell as creators of the title theme.
1913: Aston Martin Ltd. is incorporated.
http://cdn.astonmartin.com/magazine/issue-21/archive/am20/feature-timeline.html
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1931: Derek Meddings is born--Pancras, London, England.
(He dies 10 September 1995 at age 64--London, England.)
1964: Goldfinger films the aerial view of the Fountainbleu Hotel, Miami.
1967: The Los Angeles Times estimates the You Only Live Twice set to be 126 feet tall, concealing a sixty-six foot rocket.
1968: The last original Man from U.N.C.L.E. episodes airs.
1976: Bond comic strip The Torch-Time Affair ends its run in The Daily Express.
(Started 15 October 1975. 2984-3060) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, writer.
Swedish Semic Comic 1977 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1977.php3
[And Simple, Aculpulco!]
Danish 1979 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no47-1979/
"En enkelt Acapulco" [One-way to Acapulco]
1998: El mañana nunca muere (The Tomorrow Never Die) released in Argentina.
2020: GQ associates James Bond with Dry January.
1946: Kabir Bedi is born--Lahore, Punjab, British India (now Pakistan).
1949: Caroline Munro is born--Windsor, Berkshire, England.
1962: Fifth draft of the screenplay complete, Dr. No filming begins on location in Jamaica. Exteriors of Crab Key and Kingston, in the vicinity of the Fleming Goldeneye estate (and he was a frequent visitor with guests). Scenes filmed at Oracabessa, the Palisadoes strip, plus Port Royal in St. Andrew.
1966: The Los Angeles Times reports director Terence Young saying he intends to divert from Bond films.
1970: In geheime dienst van Hare Majesteit (In Secret Service of Her Majesty. Flemish title) released in Belgium.
(Began 21 August 1970. 1394–1519) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, writer.
Danish http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no23-1972/
(Ends 17 January 1976. 3061-3178) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, artist.
[The Ray of Death]
Danish 1978 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no46-1978/
James Bond Agent 007 no. 46: “Hot-Shot” (1978)
1981: Bernard Lee dies at age 73--Hampstead, London, England.
(Born 10 January 1908--Brentford, Middlesex, England.)
1995: First day of GoldenEye filming at EON Studios with OO7 and Zukovsky.
1998: 007 - O Amanhã Nunca Morre (Tomorrow Never Dies) released in Brazil.
https://uml.lodz.pl/kalendarz/wydarzenie/letni-kinematograf-rozrywkowy-jutro-nie-umiera-nigdy-id3656/2017/08/1/
2003: Otro día para morir (Another Day to Die) released in Argentina.
2011: National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, New Forest in England, launches the Bond In Motion exhibition to celebrate 50 years of Bond films.
1962: The Gleaner reports that filming of Dr. No started the 16th at Palisadoes airport. Also noted are local casting, includes the beautiful 1961 Miss Jamaica 1961: Marguerite LeWars.
1963: Agente 007 - Licenza di uccidere (Agent 007 - Licence to Kill) released in Italy.
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1998: 007 네버 다이 (007 Nay-buh dah-ee) released in the Republic of Korea.
2003: Baska Gün Öl (Die Another Day) released in Turkey.
2011: Title and cover art for Jeffrey Deaver's Bond novel revealed at The InterContinental, Dubai.
2018: Dynamite's James Bond: The Body #1 goes on sale.
1936: Joseph Rudyard Kipling dies at age 70--Middlesex Hospital, London, England.
(Born 30 December 1865--Bombay, Bombay Presidency, British India.)
Complete story linked here.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/2569/2569-h/2569-h.htm#link2H_4_0009
1940: A memorandum notes Commander Ian Fleming considering misdirection involving U-boats.
1969: David Michael Bautista is born--Washington, District of Columbia.
1971: Bond comic strip Fear Face begins its comic strip run in the Daily Express.
(Ends 20 April 1971. 1520–1596) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, writer.
https://spyguysandgals.com/sgLookupComicStrip.aspx?id=1003
https://jamesbond.fandom.com/wiki/Fear_Face
Swedish Semic Comic 1978 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1978.php3
("Magician + Steel Spy" - Fear Face & When The Wizard Awakes)
Swedish Semic Comic 1972 https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1972.php3
(Steel Spy - Fear Face)
Danish 1973 https://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-dk-no25-1973/
"Stålspionen" [The Steel Spy]
1984: Mai dire mai (Never Say Never) released in Italy.
1997: Tomorrow Never Dies second unit filming begins, handled by Vic Armstrong, involves pre-titles action at the Peyresourde Airport, French Pyrenees.
(Born 29 September 1933--London, England.)
2015: June Randall dies at age 87.
(Born 26 June 1927--London, England.)
1922: Ken Graham Hughes is born--Liverpool, England.
(He dies 28 April 2001 at age 79--Los Angeles, California.)
Casino Royale, 1967
Sextette, 1978
1941: Putter Smith is born--Bell, California.
1960: Jack Whittingham reports to Ivar Bryce the progress he's making with Kevin McClory on a Thunderball screenplay.
1981: The For Your Eyes Only production crew at Metoria, Greece, feels of the wrath of monks who place laundry and other eyesores on their dwellings to disrupt filming. A show of displeasure, potentially over to small a stipend paid to them by the producers. Filming continues nonetheless.
1995: GoldenEye films Valentin.
2000: Radioactive/MCA releases the soundtrack for The World Is Not Enough by David Arnold in Japan. 68 minutes in length.
2015: To capitalize on Fleming and Bond material becoming public domain in Canada, Independent Toronto publisher ChiZine Publications announces Licence Expired: The Unauthorized James Bond. An anthology of short stories, available only in Canada.
1923: John McClusky is born--Dennistoun, Glasgow, Scotland.
(He dies 5 September 2006 at age 83--Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England.)
https://www.lambiek.net/artists/m/mclusky_john.htm
UK Comics Wiki
https://ukcomics.fandom.com/wiki/John_McLusky_(1923-2006)
1958: Ian Fleming comments on Jamaica.
1964: Goldfinger principal photography begins at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami, Florida. Director Hamilton plus Broccoli, Adam, and cinematographer Ted Moore. Only Cec Linder of the main cast is present in Miami. Connery is filming elsewhere in the US.
1980: ITV broadcast of Live and Let Die attracts 23.5 million viewers, a record for the UK.
1983: The New York Times airs producer Broccoli’s concerns for how Never Say Never Again could spoil the Bond character as “a troubled, middle-aged operative” and affect future box office of the franchise. He proposed his target audience (12-22) didn't want character development.
1984: Never Say Never Again released in Denmark.
2000: Vse in še svet (Everything and the World) released in Slovenia.
2020: Land Rover promotes the introduction of its Defender model in No Time To Die.
1922: Aristotle (Telly) Savalas is born--Garden City, Long Island, New York.
(He dies 22 January 1994 at age 72--Sheraton Universal Hotel, Universal City, California.)
"Some Broken Hearts Never Mend", Telly Savalas
"If", Telly Savalas.
Who Loves Ya, Baby 1976 - Greek Dance
1942: Fleming forms a unit of commandos, known as No. 30 Commando or 30 Assault Unit (30AU), composed of specialist intelligence troops.
1942: Michael Gregg Wilson is born--New York City, New York.
1976: Maiden flight of Air France's Concorde, by the first plane delivered in 1975. The route from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport through Dakar to Rio is the same route used by the arriving Concorde in Moonraker. The two weekly Air France flights from Paris to Rio continued through 1982.
1983: Octopussy filming finishes, for a June release.
1998: Jack Lord dies at age 77--Honolulu, Hawaii.
(Born 30 December 1920--New York City, New York.)
2013: 007：大破天幕杀机 (007: Dàpò tiānmù shājī, or 007: Skyscraper) released in China.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-21115987
2020: Esquire explains the departure of Danny Boyle from No Time To Die and entrance of Cary Fukunaga.
(Born 17 April 1930--Cepoy, France.)
1950: Pamela Salem is born--Mumbai, India.
1964: Variety reports Kevin McClory's statements his Bramwell Film Productions Ltd. based in the Bahamas scouted for actresses in Rome.
1977: Bond comic strip Ape of Diamonds finishes its run in The Daily Express.
(Started 5 November 1976. 3313 - 3437) Yaroslav Horak, artist. Jim Lawrence, writer.
https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/aod.php3
Swedish Semic Comic https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/comics/semic_1978.php3
("Fatal Command" - Ape Of Diamonds)
Danish 1979 http://www.bond-o-rama.dk/en/jb007-no48-1979/
"Dødelig kommando" [=Deadly Command]
1994: Telly Savalas dies at age 72--Sheraton Universal Hotel, Universal City, California.
(Born 21 January 1922--Garden City, Long Island, New York.)
"Some Broken Hearts Never Mend", Telly Savalas
"If", Telly Savalas.
Who Loves Ya, Baby 1976 - Greek Dance
2000: The World Is Not Enough released in Kuwait.
2008: Bond fans notice the domain name of quantumofsolace.com as registered by Sony Pictures this date, leaking the title ahead of its 24 January press conference and official announcement.
2020: Last day for submission to the No Time To Die Fan Art Competition as organized by Talenthouse.
Winners to be selected 11 March.
1942: Willy Bogner is born--Munich, Germany.
1944: Maggie Wright is born--London, England.
1962: Tonight plus two more nights Monty Norman supervises the music for the Dr. No scene at Puss Feller's nightclub. Bond, Leiter, Quarrel, and that photographer in attendance.
1962: David Arnold is born--Luton, England.
1964: FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover prepares a document regarding Harry Saltzman's request to use military aircraft (and intent to portray the FBI in a positive light) in the latest Bond film production.
1973: Geoffrey Holder and 16 dancers begin rehearsing Baron Samedi’s Dance of Death.
1984: Ποτέ μην ξαναπείς ποτέ (James Bond, praktor 007: Pote min xanapeis pote; translated--Never Ever Again) released in Greece.
2013: Film fans in mainland China complain of censor cuts to Skyfall.
2015: Canada considers their 50-year view on the copyrights to Ian Fleming material and writing new Bond novels.