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Cartoon depicting a man shouting "JAMES CORDEN, BA-DA-DA! HE'S THE MAN, THE MAN WHO'S IN EVERYTHING. EVERY FUCKING THING." The man is wearing a formal suit and bow tie.
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David Squires on… Who could be the next James Bond

by Little White Lies

With Daniel Craig out of the pic­ture, our res­i­dent car­toon­ist makes a few sug­ges­tions for who could inher­it the icon­ic tux.
Two people relaxing on a yacht, with a scenic view of the ocean in the background.
In Praise Of

Why Timothy Dalton is the best James Bond actor

by Mark Allison

In The Liv­ing Day­lights and Licence to Kill, Dal­ton cre­at­ed the tem­plate for Daniel Craig’s hard-edged 21st cen­tu­ry Bond.
A man wearing a tuxedo sits at a table in a dimly lit room, holding a glass of champagne.
Incoming

What does Amazon’s buyout of MGM mean for movie-lovers?

by Charles Bramesco

James Bond is the big name, but the ram­i­fi­ca­tions extend far beyond 007.
Cartoon depicting a man saying "Hang on. I'm James Bond. I'm not here to serve the interests of the rich and powerful!" The second panel shows a figure yelling "For the last time, 007, stop messing around!"
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David Squires on… The ongoing James Bond release debacle

by Little White Lies

Our res­i­dent car­toon­ist address­es the impact of 007’s long-delayed lat­est escapade on the UK cin­e­ma industry.
A man in black clothing grappling with a woman in a jungle setting.
In Praise Of

How GoldenEye reinvigorated the James Bond franchise

by Mark Allison

With a new 007 and more pro­gres­sive sex­u­al pol­i­tics, this film brought the series up to speed with the mod­ern world.
Close-up of a man's face in a dramatic blue lighting, with a pensive expression.
Incoming

No Time to Die gets an action-stuff, neon-soaked new trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Daniel Craig’s 007 will return to brick-and-mor­tar cin­e­mas in Novem­ber, by gum.
A person with dark, curly hair looking intently at the camera, standing in a dimly lit room with a window visible in the background.
Review

The Rhythm Section

by Charles Bramesco

Blake Live­ly is hell­bent on revenge in direc­tor Reed Morano’s female-inflect­ed riff on James Bond.

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In Retrospect
Close-up of a man's face in a dramatic blue lighting, with a pensive expression.
Incoming

007 returns in the first No Time to Die trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Cary Joji Fukunaga’s film will be the actor’s final appear­ance in the icon­ic tux.
Two people, a woman with long brown hair and a man in a tuxedo, standing together outdoors with snowy mountains in the background.
In Praise Of

Nobody Did it Better: Remembering Roger Moore

by William Carroll

The late actor was at his debonair best as James Bond in series high­light The Spy Who Loved Me.
Two people standing in front of snow-capped mountains, one pointing up with a smile.
Women In Film

Why it’s time we started seeing more women making ‘male’ movies

by Katy Vans

Direc­tors like Susan­na White should be helm­ing major franchises.