LAMP's LEGEND Series
presents

Bond...
James Bond

When Saltzman and Broccoli first started filming Dr. No, they were so unsure about the outcome of the film, and so worried that it would be a flop, that they named their production company 'Eon Productions', which was an acronym for "Everything Or Nothing".

Little did they know that it would go on to become one of the most popular series ever.

Below is a list of the James Bond movies and then a breakdown by the different 'Bonds'.

For poster collectors, we also have an article about the oddity that Saltzman and Broccoli created on their posters... East vs. West

ENJOY!

Films in order of release

1962 Dr. No - Sean Connery
"Dr No" is the name of the villain in this film.

1964 From Russia With Love - Sean Connery "From Russia With Love" is what Bond writes on the photo of Tatiana Romanova, that he gives Miss Moneypenny.

1964 Goldfinger - Sean Connery
"Goldfinger" is the surname of the villain in this film.

1965 Thunderball - Sean Connery
"Thunderball" is the name of the mission in this Bond film.

1967 You Only Live Twice - Sean Connery
"You Only Live Twice 007" is what Blofeld says to Bond before he attempts to give Bond his second Death of the film.

1970 On Her Majesty's Secret Service - George Lazenby "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" is written on the cover of each of the folders containing 007's missions in all Bond films

1971 Diamonds Are Forever - Sean Connery "Diamonds Are Forever" The film is about diamond smuggling.

1973 Live and Let Die - Roger Moore
Just a cool name?

1974 Man With the Golden Gun - Roger Moore The villain Francisco Scaramanga carries a gun made of gold, firing bullets made of gold

1977 Spy Who Loved Me - Roger Moore
The girl in this film is Bond's Russian equivalent, a female agent, agent XXX, and of course Bond being Bond, it isn't long before she turns from wanting to kill him, to falling in love with him.

1979 Moonraker - Roger Moore
"Moonraker" is the name given to each of Drax's space shuttles.

1981 For Your Eyes Only - Roger Moore
"For Your Eyes Only" is written on the covers of the folders containing 007's missions in all of the Bond films

1983 Never Say Never Again - Sean Connery "Never Say Never Again" was from Sean Connery saying that after 'Diamonds Are Forever' he would NEVER make another Bond movie.

1983 Octopussy - Roger Moore
"Octopussy" is the name of the Bond girl in this flim.

1985 A View to a Kill - Roger Moore
"What A View" and "To A Kill" are the consecutive spoken by Grace Jones and Christopher Walken, when in an airship above the Golden Gate bridge.

1987 The Living Daylights - Timothy Dalton "Must have scared The Living Daylights out of her" is Bond's comment after shooting at Kara Milovy.

1989 Licence to Kill - Timothy Dalton
Bond has his "Licence To Kill" revoked.

1995 Goldeneye - Pierce Brosnan
"Goldeneye" is the name of the secret Russian satellite in the film.

1997 Tomorrow Never Dies - Pierce Brosnan 'Tomorrow' is the name of Elliot Carver's newspaper

1999 The World is Not Enough - Pierce Brosnan
Electra - "I could have given you the world"
Bond - "The World is not Enough"

2002 Die Another Day - Pierce Brosnan
Bond to Gustav Graves - "So you lived to die another day".

2008 Quantom of Solace - Daniel Craig

Films By Actor

Sean Connery

 

Dr.No (1962)
From Russia With Love (1964)
Goldfinger (1964)
Thunderball (1965)
You Only Live Twice (1967)
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Never Say Never Again (1983)

George Lazenby

On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1970)