The complete list of official James Bond films, made by EON Productions. Beginning with Sean Connery, and going through George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. Have you ever wondered how many James Bond movies there are? The newest film, Spectre, was released in October 2015.
#1 Dr. No, 1962
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Honey Ryder |
| Director: | Terence Young |
| Running Time: | 110 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Dr. No was the first 007 film produced by EON Productions. Bond is sent to Jamaica to investigate the death of MI6 agent John Strangways. He finds his way to Crab Key island, where the mysterious Dr. No awaits.
#2 From Russia With Love, 1963
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Tatiana Romanova |
| Director: | Terence Young |
| Running Time: | 115 Minutes |
Synopsis:
When MI6 gets a chance to get their hands on a Lektor decoder, Bond is sent to Turkey to seduce the beautiful Tatiana, and bring back the machine. With the help of Kerim Bey, Bond escapes on the Orient Express, but might not make it off alive.
#3 Goldfinger, 1964
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | puss* Galore |
| Director: | Guy Hamilton |
| Running Time: | 110 Minutes |
Synopsis:
The Bank of England has detected an unauthorized leakage of gold from the country, and Bond is sent to investigate. The suspect is one Auric Goldfinger, the richest man in the country. Bond catches Goldfinger cheating at cards, with the assistance of Jill Masterson, who is killed and painted gold in revenge. Bond must foil his plots, while avoiding the deadly Korean, Oddjob.
#4 Thunderball, 1965
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Domino Derval |
| Director: | Terence Young |
| Running Time: | 130 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Emilio Largo, the Number 2 at SPECTRE, has stolen two nuclear warheads. He threatens to destroy a city in the United States and England unless a large ransom is paid. Bond is sent to the Bahamas to investigate.
#5 You Only Live Twice, 1967
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Aki |
| Director: | Lewis Gilbert |
| Running Time: | 117 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Ernst Stavro Blofeld is hijacking American and Russian space capsules, in an attempt to start a war between the two nations. Bond is sent to Japan to investigate, with the help of Tiger Tanaka, the head of station in Tokyo. Armed with over 100 trained ninjas, Bond infiltrates Blofeld's volcano lair.
#6 On Her Majesty's Secret Service, 1969
| James Bond: | George Lazenby |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Tracy Di Vicenzo |
| Director: | Peter Hunt |
| Running Time: | 140 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Bond rescues the suicidal Tracy Di Vicenzo, and is brought at gunpoint to meet her father, Marc-Ange Draco, the head of one of the largest criminal organization in Europe. Draco strikes a deal with Bond, agreeing to reveal the location of Blofeld, if Bond will look after his daughter.
#7 Diamonds Are Forever, 1971
| James Bond: | Sean Connery |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Tiffany Case |
| Director: | Guy Hamilton |
| Running Time: | 120 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Sean Connery is back for a fast paced hunt through a diamond smuggling pipeline. MI6 arrests small time smuggler Peter Franks, and Bond takes his place, meeting courier Tiffany Case. He follow the trail of the diamonds, as everyone who touches them gets killed. The end of the pipeline is Blofeld, with another plan for World Domination.
#8 Live and Let Die, 1973
| James Bond: | Roger Moore |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Solitaire |
| Director: | Guy Hamilton |
| Running Time: | 121 Minutes |
Synopsis:
Several British agents are killed in a short period of time, during routine surveillance of dictator Dr. Kananga. Bond is sent to New York to investigate, and falls into a trap of gangster Mr. Big, thanks to his psychic tarot card reader, Solitaire.
#9 The Man with the Golden Gun, 1974
| James Bond: | Roger Moore |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Andrea Anders |
| Director: | Guy Hamilton |
| Running Time: | 125 Minutes |
Synopsis:
MI6 is sent a golden bullet with 007 engraved onto it. M fears that Bond will be assassinated by Francesco Scaramanga, the $1 million a shot hitman, known for his golden gun, and sends Bond to find him first.
#10 The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977
| James Bond: | Roger Moore |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Anya Amasova (XXX) |
| Director: | Lewis Gilbert |
| Running Time: | 125 Minutes |
Synopsis:
British and Russian submarines have been hijacked, and the two countries come together, sending 007 and Russian Agent Anya Amasova to track down a stolen microfilm and investigate. The tension rises as Amasova discovers that Bond had killed her lover in the course of duty. Bond needs to get Amasova on his side as a life insurance policy against her threat to kill him when their mission is over.
#11 Moonraker, 1979
| James Bond: | Roger Moore |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Holly Goodhead |
| Director: | Lewis Gilbert |
| Running Time: | 126 Minutes |
Synopsis:
A space shuttle, on loan to MI6 by Hugo Drax, is hijacked in mid-air. Bond is sent to investigate Drax, on the pretence of an official apology. Bond discovers that Drax hijacked the shuttle himself, and stumbles upon a secret lab with fatal poisons. Drax plans to create a space colony and commit a global genocide, to regenerate a perfect species.
#12 For Your Eyes Only, 1981
| James Bond: | Roger Moore |
|---|---|
| Bond Girl: | Melina Havelock |
| Director: | John Glen |
| Running Time: | 127 Minutes |
Synopsis:
A ship containing an Automatic Targeting Attack Communicator (ATAC), which can control ballistic missile attacks, is sunk. Bond is sent to retrieve the ATAC before the Russians do. MI6 had sent archaeologist Timothy Havelock to discretely locate the ship, but he and his wife were murdered in front of their daughter Melina. Bond tracks down their killer, Hector Gonzales, and must complete his work before Melina takes her revenge.
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