Royal Navy Commander James Bond, CMG, RNVR is a fictional character created by novelist Ian Fleming in 1953. He is the main protagonist of the James Bond series of novels, films, comics and video games. He is portrayed as an SIS agent residing in London. From 1995 onwards, SIS would be officially acknowledged as MI6. Bond holds the code number 007, except in the novel You Only Live Twice, where he temporarily becomes "7777". The "double-0"...
Bond, to Le Chiffre's surprise, retakes his seat at the poker table.
James composes himself after fighting and killing Obanno and his man, then re...
At a break in the poker game, James creates a pretense for going upstairs.
Bond lying on his back asks a question. Solonge lifts her head up from the vi...
Carter and Bond are about to meet with a bomb maker they hope will lead them ...
M offers James more time before returning to work. He questions why he should...
James disagrees with M when she states that Mathis is cleared.
Realizing Vesper has double crossed him, he's followed her to a drop for the ...
James leans close. Vesper puts her palm to his cheek.
Vesper tells James her feelings toward him have changed. He doesn't understan...
Bond is convalescing, recovering from the torture Le Chiffre subjected him to.
After being stuck five times in his privates with a knotted rope Bond starts ...
Le Chiffre strikes Bond again. Bond tells him the itch is to the right.
Le Chiffre asks James for the password after striking in his genitals several...
Vesper suggest that James can change professions.
Vesper having experienced Bond in action, questions him about it.
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