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In honor of James Bond’s 50th on-screen anniversary, a look back at highlights of his half-century film franchise.
An elegant and painstakingly researched biography of the 007 author attempts to strip away the novels to reveal the intriguing figure beneath
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Fleming’s You Only Live Twice had been published by Jonathan Cape in 1964 and it was to be the last of the Bond novels published in Fleming’s lifetime.
Sean Connery & Ian Fleming on james bond set
Ian Fleming in his London office - creator of James Bond
Lt. Commander Ian Fleming, seconded from Naval Intelligence DIvision
JAMES BOND official prequel to Casino Royale, Forever and a Day, is released this week and the first exciting chapter has been released online.
Ian Fleming’s Desk at Goldeneye. Where Bond was born.
Andrew Lycett needs little introduction. He is the fearless biographer who has tackled such great lives as Rudyard Kipling, Arthur Conan Doyle and Dylan Thomas. To date, his 1995 biography of Ian F…
In 1943, Peter Fleming, brother of Bond creator Ian, recruited a promising-looking Indian intelligence officer and code-named him Silver.
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