no he was just an actor silly but that's okk he looks really real
you unlock 007 mode by beating all 20 levels on the 00 agent difficulty.
Before bond was promoted to 007, he was an M16 operative agent not a 00 but has an agent that give information to other agents on their mission.
The 00 means that agent has a license to kill. 7 is just his number.
the double 0 prefix is the fictional licence to kill
The 00 stands for "Agent with a license to kill". The 7 is just a serial number. The are more 00 agents out there, some of them are mentioned in the movies like 003 and 008, and James Bond happened to be number 7. James Bond is called James Bond 007 because initially he was on a mission to Russia and the ISD code for Russia is 007.
if your talking about James bond then yes he is but in real life we don't know because if your an secret agent you cant tell anyone including your friends even the person you trust more that anyone in the world if you do then you could get sackedhope this helped.....................
He was an agent for the British Secret Service; the "00" designation means licensed to kill - 007 means he is the seventh "00" agentbecause 007 is the isd code for russia (or the ussr , as it was known during the cold war)
you get the final stages by beating the other 18 stages on 00 agent
the time 06.00 is actually the same as 6:00; the answer is 6:00
The 00 stands for "Agent with a license to kill". The 7 is just a serial number. The are more 00 agents out there, some of them are mentioned in the movies, such as 003 and 008, and James Bond happened to be number 7. (006 is the turncoat Alek Trevelyan in Goldeneye.)James Bond is called James Bond 007 because initially he was on a mission to Russia and the ISD code for Russia is 007.
It is a play on the double 00 agents in MI6 in the fictional world of James Bond. The double 00 agents have a license to kill. James Bond's designation is 007.Another View: The police badge numbering system USUALLY has no special meaning whatsoever. Badges are issued to officers by number and all records throughout the officers career are linked to that particular number. In some cases, for ceremonial or sentimentality reasons, a father's badge number may be issued to son of the former police officer who served on that same department.