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'''James Bond''' (also known as '''007''') is a fictional [[United Kingdom|British]] [[MI6]] agent, created in [[1952]] | '''James Bond''' (also known as '''007''') is a fictional [[United Kingdom|British]] [[MI6]] agent, created in [[1952]] by writer [[Ian Fleming]]. Despite Fleming's death in 1964, publication and reprinting of James Bond stories continued. Various other authors have written Bond stories. | ||
Although the books were a worldwide phenomenon, James Bond is best known from the Eon Productions film series, twenty-one of which have been made as of 2007. Bond has been portrayed in these films by actors Sir [[Sean Connery]], [[George Lazenby]], Sir [[Roger Moore]], [[Timothy Dalton]], [[Pierce Brosnan]] and [[Daniel Craig]]. See ''[[James Bond/Filmography|filmography]]'' for a full list. | Although the books were a worldwide phenomenon, James Bond is best known from the Eon Productions film series, twenty-one of which have been made as of 2007. Bond has been portrayed in these films by actors Sir [[Sean Connery]], [[George Lazenby]], Sir [[Roger Moore]], [[Timothy Dalton]], [[Pierce Brosnan]] and [[Daniel Craig]]. See ''[[James Bond/Filmography|filmography]]'' for a full list. |
Revision as of 16:04, 27 January 2008
James Bond (also known as 007) is a fictional British MI6 agent, created in 1952 by writer Ian Fleming. Despite Fleming's death in 1964, publication and reprinting of James Bond stories continued. Various other authors have written Bond stories.
Although the books were a worldwide phenomenon, James Bond is best known from the Eon Productions film series, twenty-one of which have been made as of 2007. Bond has been portrayed in these films by actors Sir Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Sir Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. See filmography for a full list.