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The most famous Bond car is the Aston Martin DB5, which has appeared in Goldfinger, Thunderball, Tomorrow Never Dies, Casino Royale, and Skyfall. He has also been issued an Aston Martin DBS (1967), Lotus Esprit S1, Lotus Esprit Turbo, Aston Martin V8, BMW Z3, BMW 750iL, BMW Z8, Aston Martin Vanquish, and Aston Martin DBS V12 by Q Branch.
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Who is James bonds boss?
James Bond's immediate superior in both the novels and films is M, as portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench.
Have all of Ian Flemings James Bond books been made into films?
All the ones he wrote.
Who is James Bonds adversary?
The films and have a number of interesting adversaries, but the longest ones were the Soviets in the novels (starring SMERSH) and SPECTRE in the films. Maybe Quantum of Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace will soon become this.
What is James Bonds' school?
Eton.
James bonds works for what organization?
MI6
Who is James bonds boss?
James Bond's immediate superior in both the novels and films is M, as portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench.
How many novels did James Fenimore Cooper wright?
Thirty-two novels: Hugh MacDougall, James Fenimore Cooper Society
Have all of Ian Flemings James Bond books been made into films?
All the ones he wrote.
Who is James Bonds adversary?
The films and have a number of interesting adversaries, but the longest ones were the Soviets in the novels (starring SMERSH) and SPECTRE in the films. Maybe Quantum of Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace will soon become this.
Who is older Julian bond or James bonds?
james bond
How many James Bonds were there?
There were 22
Who were the James Bonds?
Pierce Brosnan
What is James Bonds' school?
Eton.
How many novels did James BAldwin write?
OVER 9000!
What style does James Patterson use in his books?
He uses suspense in his novels.
James bonds works for what organization?
MI6
James Bond movie are based on a series of novels by?
The James Bond films are based on a series of novels written by Ian Lancaster Fleming (1908-1964) from 1953 to 1964 (with two published posthumously).
