The Evolution of James Bond
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The Evolution of James Bond
VO by Spencer Gilbert
Written by Lon Harris
Edited by Randy Whitlock
Produced by Ryan O'Toole
Head Writer / Lead Creative: Spencer Gilbert
Senior Producer: Billy Patterson
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Head of Production: Max Dionne
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikolaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda 
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Moore said it was time to move on from Bond when he learnt his ‘love interest’ was scarcely older than his granddaughter...
I would say that was probably a good call on his part.
I would say that was the wise move.
He also said he quit when he found out he was older than Tanya Roberts mother
Moore should have quit after FYEO. His last two movies were embarrassing
@@007ndc agreed
We should have an Honest Trailer for Every James Bond movie!
Maybe before our first movie with the new casting
Hmmmmmm….weird…
100%!
That's a lot of trailers...
Excellent pfp
I always liked Timothy Daltons Bond. Those two movies are great.
Well, considering the quality of your taste, you must also be a lover of licorice lasagna, right? 🤨
@@davyjonesjonesdavy That joke fell flatter than roadkill
The damn definition of films ahead of their time
Good to know, @@Artesian_mirage. Please, keep me updated about your tastes about the jokes because here it seems to have collected a nice group of connoisseurs of roadkills.
Darby O'Gill fans representing! And Sean Connery SINGS in it!
Rocketeer fans too! There is life after Bond.
Connery also had a brief part in The Longest Day. The movie about D-Day that was so big even John Wayne and Robert Mitchum were just bit players.
Now I want to do a James Bond movie marathon!
"I don't know any doctor jokes." Delivered with a straight face! Pierce Brosnan has a will of Adamant. Also the only Bond who's wife arguably was a Bond girl. (Cassandra Harris For Your Eyes Only)
Didn’t know why but Spencer’s voice was perfect for this.
Oh my goodness... Yeeeeessss 🤭
Amazing he did the whole video on one breath
Ok, where are my fellow Darby O'Gill and the Little People stans?? Never thought I'd hear that movie title in a Fandom video.
I love that movie!! The only time Connery sang on film.
"Oh, she is my dear my darlin' one..."
Darby O'Gill and the Little People is the best!
Pierce Brosnan was introduced to the Bond franchise when his then wife was a Bond Girl in For Your Eyes Only. She was the countess who was run over on the beach. She unfortunately passed away in real life later on.
Why didn't they get her some medical attention?
@@GuapoJhimi
😅😅
i dont think she got run over in _REAL LIFE._
Bond gadgets make Batman jealous.
The only secret agent to tell everyone his name
I consider Connery and Craig most similar in their “blunt instrument” portrayal. Moore and Brosnan had their touch of “class”.
For me Brosnan is the ultimate Bond. He is just everything you want from Bond, gentleman and killer in one .
Agreed 100%.
Except that all the movies with him with the exception of GoldenEye are absolute garbage. It's not his fault, but the movies are the worst of the worst in Bond films.
@@jeuryrabassa4724 Not to mention, Connery wasn't in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (that was George Lazenby) - and Never Say Never Again is only half a Bond film (it is a Bod film, but it was made outside the normal studio and is missing some of the typical things - it's kind of a pseudo 007 in a way!)
I loved him in Remington Steele.
@@jeuryrabassa4724 What's wrong with you - Her Majesty's Secret Service was Roger Moore and Never Say Never Again was not really part of The "Bond" Franchise.
James Bond is Sean Connery. Rest are actors playing the role of Sean Connery A.k.a. James Bond. Secondly Jeremy Brent is Sherlock Holmes.
Dr. Christmas Jones radiates my heart ❤️
Ugh!
Timothy Dalton is an underrated Bond
He was definitely. And was ahead of its time too. But now more and more people understand and like him, so he's entering properly rated territory.
He's the bond from the book.
If you ask me my favorite to least favorite Bond and the best to worst Bond, those are two wildly different lists... but #2 on both of them is Dalton.
My favorite Bond actually.
Timothy Dalton walked so Daniel Craig could run.
For James Bond fans, it's understandable that we all have our favourite Bond;
suave, debonair, witty, humorous, innuendos, gadgetry, dangerous, physical, etc.
Thank you producers, for all these decades of entertainment and flights of fantasy 🤣😂
Good trip down memory lane.. much quicker than a series rewatch
Timothy Dalton was an amazing James Bond. Brilliant actor who brought real grit and gravitas to the role 👏
I never liked his Bond but he was great in many movies
Yes, some much needed gravitas. If it weren't for him James Bond would've fallen short of all the action spies right around the corner, Ethan Hunt, Jason Bourne, etc. The Living Daylights hurled the Bond films right into high octane action in Afghanistan. These were no longer adventure films, they were now action thrillers.
He handled the Bond character very well. He's got talent
yeah, I still remeber that movie. Totally agree
Facts
What's a good Bond movie? When the movie is playing, go to the next room and see how it sounds. Listen to the dialog, the music, the action and see how everything feels to your ears. If it passes this test, then its a good Bond movie.
Roger Moore is my fave by far..I grew up watching him and absolutely love his films.A view to a kill is my fave I saw it in the theatre and graduated that year.
Pierce Brosnan is my favorite James Bond so far.
They are the only two bonds that have been captured and tortured, all the other bonds were like super heroes!
@@CarlosRamos-LATIN-JAZZ the other being Daniel Craig?
@@CarlosRamos-LATIN-JAZZ Three if you count Peter Sellers the 1967 Casino Royale spoof. It was also a bottomless chair like Daniel Craig experienced.
Diana Rigg was the best Bond Girl hands down. She was his equal without going over the top and was true soul mate. Her death and Bond's reaction to it at the end of "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" is one of the saddest moments in film history.
Diana Rigg was my favorite Bond girl... until I saw Eva Green in "Casino Royale."
And Luciana Paluzzi is the best bad Bond Girl. Fiona Volpe was his evil equal, both professionals who love their job and believe fully in their cause.
Grace Jones?
@@Fordo007 --- Luciana Paluzzi über alles.
It gets me every time
The edit of Blofeld at the very end was perfect
The role was created for Roger Moore.
He was however already contracted to play the , Saint and not allowed to play a spy type character for competitors.
Moore was actually a commando, and MI captain who's Real life story wD reminiscent of the Bond character.
... to play *The *Saint / an MI captain whose* (who's = who is) real* life story was* reminiscent ...
Pierce Bronson was underated, but he was an amazing Bond
~ 2nd Best Bond , of course after sean Connery ~❤❤❤~
9:12 Timothy Dalton's eyes and jawline are smokin' 🔥
Whatever.
Well done.. Compact exciting and informative!! ohh and excellently edited!
This is really good and it gives Dalton the credit he deserves. This is good walkthrough.
Finally!😄
Sleep/Walkthrough would be more accurate. This shows how hackneyed and full of clichés are done by the review, rather than the material being reviewed. His treatment of any of the aspects of a bond film is superficial and boring. There are hundreds of reviews of Ian Fleming, James Bond, and the only James Bond who is of course Sean Connery. therefore look elsewhere.
Not EON production too, and not really a film, but the first portrayal of Bond (american agent Jimmy Bond though, and Felix Leiter was british, and Vesper was combined with Mathis in a single female character, but otherwise pretty faithful to the book) was by Barry Nelson in Casino Royale (1954).
Came to the comments to see if anyone would mention this.
We're MISSING One Bond!
I never knew Diana Rigg was Lady Tyrell! She was badass in both!
Brosnan is my favorite Bond, but that maybe because he is the bond from the 90s
NoOne, I was brought up in the 70s and he's my favorite too
I so dig this video!!! It's so much fun! I want to have a marathon now!
The next James Bond in both books and films will be the first time he will work for King and country
1:00 excuse me he plays flanigan in "the longest day" he then flew out and filmed "dr no" right after they wrapped.
So Dalton tried out for Bond after Connery but was beat out by Moore. Then Brosnan tried out for Bond after Moore but was beat out by Dalton. Henry Cavill tried out for Bond after Brosnan but was beat out by Craig. So Cavill for the next Bond?
Most interesting comment here.
Brosnan actually got the spot but couldn’t get out of his remington steele contract so they went with dalton
You're onto something
he turned it down after Connery, and again around For Your Eyes Only
I certainly Hope SO ....... Amen 😇
Also Also - Pierce Bronsnan wasn't allowed to do Bond by the Remington Steele producer and costar.
Great narration job Spenny.
This is a series I like a fair amount, but there is a but.
I love James Bond everything and everyone I'm one of the biggest fans ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
" . . . I love the ground she walks upon . . . my pretty Irish girl!" -S Connery
"with linear continuity"... it only counts when it was planned beforehand. The Quantum (which was the modern Spectre analogue) storyline was supposed to be a trilogy but apparently ended at QoS, after killing two losers in a desert. Skyfall was amazing and actually gave us some unique introductions (Moneypenny, Q, Mallory) and farewells (M and the DB5), but was a standalone. In Spectre, they pretend unconvincingly that Blofeld and Spectre were over-arching everything that happened in the first 3 movies. Bond actually blows up Spectre and captures his leader in the 4th film, but the invisible organisation still exists in the 5th movie, implying to be a threat, until they are all killed in a few seconds by a underwhelming villain, who ironically loses its main goal halfway through film, until at the very end of the film he suddenly has a new plan. Absolutely nothing was planned for continuity, except for (1) QoS being a sequel to Casino Royale and (2) some characters that are borrowed from previous films (but that also happened in the older movies).
Pierce Brosnan; it doesn't matter whether his Bond movies were excellent, middle of the road or a razzie. He was a splendid Bond actor! And better than Daniel Craig.
Shaun Steele, The best....I have Craig 5th
They’re all better than Craig (except maybe that chap who nobody ever remembers) and it wasn’t that he played the part bad, it was more a bad film(he didn’t have much to work with)
Solid video, really liked the Format 👍
#1 Sean, Pierce and Roger in That Order.
what about the other two? and are all number 1?
Sean, Daniel, and Timothy for me.
Actor Barry Nelson was technically the very first James Bond! He had acted in a two part TV serial of Ian Fleming's 'Casino Royale' long before Sean Connery had uttered 'The name's Bond. James Bond' in 'Dr No'!
Bob Holness (famous in the UK for hosting a quiz show called Blockbusters) was the second actor to portray James Bond, starring in a 1957 South African radio dramatization of 'Moonraker'.
Bb
That was Jimmy Bond lol
Thank you! A nod to Nelson and Bob Simmons would be nice, since they were before Connery.
Fantastic work. All actors who have played bond have all done brilliantly in their unique portrayals.
Pierce Bronson and Daniel Craig brought nuance to bond like many before them while also being respectful and bringing new life for what Sean Connery started.
James Bond is iconic and will continue to be around due to popularity and engaging storytelling given the right person who is both a fan and is dedicated and eager to bring in both new and old audience with their own version.
Timothy Dalton
GoldenEye is one of my favorites, but Connery and George Lazenby are my favorite Bonds
Unless Bond goes woke , then i'm out .
Pierce Brosnan is one of my favorite James Bond.
I agree but they did not mention Roger Lazenby, who played 007 in "Her Majesty's secret service." I read that he was difficult to work with but even if that was true I still think he deserved a mention.
This video is great, but "Blitzerverse" 🤣😂🤣 ... was AWESOME
The Blitzerverse!!! AAAAARRRGGGHHH!!! Thank you. Great video. Thumb up.
The CNN Breaking News Cinematic Universe, Anderson Cooper is in Superman v. Batman. What other movies is in this universe?
Pls tell them Continue Bond Movies Don't Stop.
In skyfall, M is the Bond girl. Makes the film.
Also watch Hell Drivers for some excellent pre bond Connery, a film with Herbert Lom, Stanley baker, Patrick mcGoohan , sid james, david mccallum, gordon Jackson and a doctor who in the cast.
sounds like fun... I'll have to check that out.
My favorite Bond movies have either Sean Connery or Danial Craig... (Timothy Dalton was pretty good also)
My favorite Bond: Don Adams!
Excelent! The best summation of the Bonds I've seen, giving proper respect to all.
What a fun watch. Thanks.
You didn't cover the little side note of how Connery came back after a 12 year hiatus to play Bond in a non-Eon produced movie, which was also towards the end of Roger Moore's stint (Moore had already been in 5 Bond movies when Connery did his final Bond movie in 1983).
Never Say Never. Amazing soundtrack too.
Great job 🙌🏻
Sean Connery made James Bond iconic in Dr. No but he wasn't the first actor to portray 007 onscreen; that honor goes to American actor Barry Nelson.
Remember me the battle between the kicker with the switchblade and James Bond with the chair.
The only Bond who flickered smile was Roger More who won the hearts of the people. Wonderful presentation. Thanks. Subscribed. ❤
License To Kill is also the only Bond movie to receive a 15 (roughly equivalent to a US R) rating in the UK.
It is partly due to they changing the title of the movie. It was originally going to be called Licence Revoked, but during the advertising for it, the name was changed.
@@oyvi00i Because they thought Americans wouldn't get it.
The Bond movie that surprised me the most was On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and if you seen it you know why =) George Lazenby did a good job too.
It's a favourite of Christopher Nolan
Daltons casting in "Brenda Starr" was perfect.
Great vid, glad it came across my feed.
Missing from the sequence of Bonds at the beginning was George Lazenby. Admittedly he only did one movie but it /was/ an official one.
I think the biggest evolution was backwards. In the books, Bond has relationships with the women and they tend to drop him or leave him but he really cares for them. The books are sequential and the relationships are tied together. In the first movies, Bond is just about getting laid, either just because they are there (and eye-candy) or because the women help him somehow. By Craig, we are back to Bond in love, first with Vesper then with Madeleine. I wouldn't argue that the Bond Girls evolve dramatically, but there are one of each in "Licence to Kill". In all of the later films the women are smart, powerful, and eye-candy! But it is Bond that evolves. (Can't blame Moore for the awful middle movies. He is too old to be credible for anything (action or women) and the scripts were atrocious.) HMSS is a complete outlier.
The last film was basically a chick flick
James Bond is Amazing
This was excellent.
Now that would be interesting.
Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt vs Daniel Craig's James Bond. Now that would be something to see.
I think Hunt is a little more reliant on teamwork than Bond is, even though his skill set seems infinitely more diverse.
Indeed.
I read where the producers had originally intended to make OHMSS in 1969 an Avengers of Spies, with all the famous secret agents from The Man From UNCLE, The Avengers and Mission: Impossible uniting with 007 to take on Blofeld and SPECTRE. Glad the idea was 86'd.
@@MrEab2010 60+ year old agent 🤣
What about a teamup against spectre and smersh?
i love brenda starr!! dalton with an eyepatch? yes please!
That was great. Thanks very much
I just loved Darby O'Gill & The Little People!! Good research job!
Daniel Craig is actually the longest James Bond actor for 15 years
Moore is the longest,
7 Bond fliks"
@@glenn7152 Moore is in more Bond films than Craig but was only bond for 12 years and Craig was bond for 15 years
Daniel Craig the worse Bond EVER in my opinion.
Frankenstein Forehead.
Shrek Face.
Just awfully miscast.
Almost put me off the franchise forever, to be honest.
I fear for the whole future of the Bond series after him.
Could anyone be worse in the role?
fabuloso!!!!!
Great vid, subbed!
Timothy Dalton is underrated and underestimated
I loved and love the old Bond movies. I first struggled with Daniel Craig a lot, but started to appreciate this era with every movie more and more. They are different and great, too. You have the whole spect...rum....
😑
Not feeling Daniel Craig 😢 I don't watch James bond anymore
@@veniceferguson4760 totally agree, Venice. Daniel Craig is the worst Bond ever. He has destroyed the whole franchise. Awful, awful casting right from his first outing. Let's face it, they all stink.
@@stuartsharman3055Respectfully disagreed in everything you said 😊
@@stuartsharman3055why?
I am a Sean Connery fan. He is the man, a great Scot. Casino Royale was a very good comedy. Time for a new James Bond, with Sean's spirit and roots to expose more of the tech baron oligarchs smashing so much.
wow this is the best Bond video ever made! Well Done...
BRAVO ! Well done !
THE action hero of all time.
Actually, there was a TV special of Casino Royale starring Barry Nelson which aired eight years before the release of Dr No.
Correct. Jimmy Bond.
Very creative I can admit it's obviously an old series but still popular across the pond
For some reason I really Likes Connery’s little eyebrow raise at Honey Rider
I call Craig the scary Bond. My faves are Pierce Brosnan, Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton
I agree with Brosnan and Moore
Sean - best Bond.
“The Blitzer-verse” - great. 😂
There's Sean Connery and everyone else in his shadow.
Can't seriously disagree. Far better than Daniel Craig.
Correct
Small correction: Sean Connery was first actor to play Bond onthe movie screen. Barry Nelson was the first actor to play Bond on any screen. He played Bond in a color TV production of “ Casino Royals” in 1954. It was lost and forgotten until two black and white kinescopes of it were discovered in 1980.
Interesting to note, The first Bond, Barry Nelson, was an American with an American accent. The famous actor, Peter Lorre played le Chifre. Lorre always played bad guys. It was a 1 hour long teleplay.
That was very good.
Well put together. A good 007 summary.
The Dalton movies are two of my favorites. If you’ve bought into the idea they are bad and have never watched them, you will be pleasantly surprised if you give them a try. Especially the second one.
I've seen them each more than once. Don't care much for them but not his fault. the storylines just don't appeal to me.
@@kevinfan726 Dalton was way too serious for me and could not do cool
Evongelo, Not for me
The second one is awesome. I loved the scene where bond avoids a rocket while driving a semi truck
I love his films and they're both my most favorites (LTK being my #1 and TLD being my #2)
But i understand they're not for everyone.
James Bond is a character in an Agatha Christie novel. I thought it was commonly known, so I didn't note which one. (I read them all a few summers ago) I beleive it was one of the few with the husband and wife team.
Dang it! Now I want to binge these movies again!
0:30 Roger would order anything other than vodka martini in order to separate himself from Connery. This was the only time his Bond drank it, only on the condition that she said the words
Dalton's bond seems to be the perfect blend of the versions that came before and after him imo.
He was so good but underappreciated at the time
He is my fav.
Couldn't stand him. Looked like he thought he was in a stage play. He was awesome in Flash Gordon where the camp worked to his advantage.
Not for me
I think Pierce Brosnan was the best bond.
Jameel, Totally agreed!
Great analysis!!
Awesome ❤❤❤
Personally my favorite is Roger Moore ... BTW i have just watch all 6 seasons of The Saint with Roger Moore ( Before He Was Bond ) and he`s great !
Complete agreement with you. Moore was, in many ways, more realistic. Connery a close second.
It's true that The Living Daylights was a return to a more serious Bond, but no quips? What about "He got the boot..." after killing a man by cutting his own bootlaces? Nonetheless this video overall was an entertaining history.
Even in the opening, "make it two"
I think he was talking about the PTS only, but he does say in that better make that two.
A favorite gag was burning the villain with a cigarette lighter by Dalton .
@@Awestefeld6612 A lighter given to him by his friend Felix Leighter
I don't think Dalton was to happy about the quips. They say the ones in TLD was the writers being too used writing for Moore.