The Complete James Bond

List creator: danleary25 Created on: July 6, 2004 - 11:21 AM PDT Description: The complete catalog of 007 films, their Bonds and their story sources.

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	movie title	related list	average rating	MPAA rating	watch	rent	buy
	Dr. No (1962)
w/ Sean Connery, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	From Russia with Love (1963)
w/ Sean Connery, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	Goldfinger (1964)
w/ Sean Connery, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	Thunderball (1965)
w/ Sean Connery, from story elements by Ian Fleming which he also used in the novel.
	Casino Royale (1967)			Not Rated
w/ Peter Sellers, title taken from Ian Fleming's first Bond novel. The film itself is parody and has little in common with Fleming's work. 'Royale' was sold to a different production company, which did not want to directly compete with Connery's Bond.
	You Only Live Twice (1967)
w/ Sean Connery, from Ian Fleming's novel. Connery would leave the franchise after a nearly abusive hounding by the Japanese press.
	On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
w/ George Lazenby, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
w/ Sean Connery, from Ian Fleming's novel. After the failure of On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Connery was lured back for one more film by an unheard of amount in pay.
	Live and Let Die (1973)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	The Man With the Golden Gun (1974)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	Moonraker (1979)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's novel.
	For Your Eyes Only (1981)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's short story along with elements of the short story 'Risico.'
	Octopussy (1983)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's short story along with elements of the short story 'The Property of a Lady.'
	Never Say Never Again (1983)
w/ Sean Connery. "Remake" of Thunderball and not cannon in the line of MGM Bond films. Resulted from Kevin McClory's lawsuit against Ian Fleming.
	A View to a Kill (1985)
w/ Roger Moore, from Ian Fleming's short story.
	The Living Daylights (1987)
w/ Timothy Dalton, from Ian Fleming's short story. The final Bond film titled from a Fleming work.
	Licence to Kill (1989)
w/ Timothy Dalton, from Michael Wilson and Richard Maibaum's screenplay. The film borrows heavily from 'Live and Let Die' and the short story 'The Hildebrand Rarity.'
	Goldeneye (1995)
w/ Pierce Brosnan, from Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein's screenplay. The first entirely original Bond film.
	Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
w/ Pierce Brosnan, from Bruce Feirstein's screenplay.
	The World Is Not Enough (1999)
w/ Pierce Brosnan, from Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and Bruce Feirstein's screenplay.
	Die Another Day (2002)
	Die Another Day (Bonus Disc) (2002)
w/ Pierce Brosnan, from Neal Purvis and Robert Wade's screenplay.