The name is Bond..

[pauland]

Top marks for the web designer who made this page:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20026367

[Rik]

What a cracking find.
And I agree with you. Top marks to the web page designer.

[Su Lawrence]

Thanks for the link, great find.

Interesting that George Lazenby scored over Timothy Dalton. I knew that Sean Connery would be number one. I didn't, at first, think Daniel Craig would be 'quite right' as 007, but having seen his first two movies, he did a good job of the part; better than I thought he would be.

Definately have a soft spot for the Bond movies, even though they were somewhat divorced from reality (or maybe actually because of that).

Blimey, I didn't realise I was the same age as the James Bond movie era.

Regards

Su

[Cloud]

Bond films have always been great escapism and that is what one wants when going to the cinema. Can't really say which one is my favourite but they all have been good and all quite different from each other. Agree that at first craig would not have been my choice but he suits the style of film they have made, more the action side of bond. Overall though you have to say that brosnan was the best all rounder, someone who looks at home in a top hotel or casino and suits the action as well. I also think that dalton has been much underrated. moore's early outings were fantastic but the later ones he was far too old for, likewise watching connery in never say never again is painful. Best theme for me has to be Live and Let die.

[a4hire]

Nice webpage. I always loved the Bond movies. I think Sean Connery was my favorite. I just saw the add on TV for the new one with Daniel Craig. The catch phrase I always liked is "shaken, not stirred".