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007 Issue #9 (1981)
007 Issue #10 (1982)
George Lazenby interview
One-time James Bond
GEORGE LAZENBY was interviewed in Los Angeles
by PAUL RIDDELL for
007 MAGAZINE in 1981 |
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007 Issue #10
(1982)
007 Issue #17 (1988)
007 MAGAZINE #34
(1998)
007 MAGAZINE OnLine
(September 2006)
THE FACE OF JAMES BOND
A TRIBUTE TO JOHN McLUSKY An excerpt from The Illustrated James Bond by GRAHAM RYE |
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007 Issue #15
(1984)
“I
THINK
YOU’RE BACK IN
BUSINESS, JAMES!”
GRAHAM RYE spoke with
actress PAMELA SALEM who played Miss Moneypenny in Never Say Never
Again (1983) |
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007 Issue #15
(1984)
“I
THOUGHT I’D
SURPRISE YOU JAMES”
KEVIN HARPER talked with PRUNELLA GEE
who played
James Bond’s physiotherapist in
Never Say Never Again (1983)
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007 Issue #16
(1987)
Roger - Over and Out!
Journalist and author
DAVID GIAMMARCO talked with ROGER MOORE from his home in Beverly
Hills, California for
007 MAGAZINE in 1985. |
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007 Issue #18 (1988)
The TV Bond Found!
GRAHAM RYE looks back
at the original 1954 US TV version of Casino Royale (1954) |
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007 Issue #19 (1989)
Sir Miles Messervy
M: The man with ‘damnably clear grey eyes’
ANDREW PILKINGTON
investigates the man
who was M |
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007 Issue #21 (1989)
POETIC LICENCE
James Bond author
RAYMOND BENSON was in conversation with TIMOTHY DALTON for 007
MAGAZINE, and spoke with him about playwrights, the theatre, Ian
Fleming – and that man Bond. |
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007 Issue #22
(1990)
PRAISING CAIN
Production designer
SYD CAIN
Interviewed by TERRY ADLAM |
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007 Issue #23 (1990)
Thunderball
at the NFT
ANDREW PILKINGTON
reports on The JBIFC’s
25th Anniversary screening of Thunderball (1965) at London’s National
Film Theatre
Expanded with previously unpublished photographs from the 007 MAGAZINE
(JBIFC) event |
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007 MAGAZINE #28
(1995)
GARDNER'S WORLD
RAYMOND BENSON
in conversation with
JOHN GARDNER |
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007 MAGAZINE #29
(1996)
SCORUPCO RISING
IZABELLA SCORUPCO
Interviewed by GRAHAM RYE
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007 MAGAZINE #30
(1997)
MAIN TITLE MAN
DANIEL KLEINMAN
Interviewed by GRAHAM RYE
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007 MAGAZINE #33
(1998)
From Russia With
Love Screen Tests
GRAHAM RYE
takes a look at the original Tatiana Romanova screen tests |
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007 MAGAZINE #37
(2000)
PAY ATTENTION 007!
DESMOND LLEWELYN
Interviewed by
MATTHEW FIELD
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007 MAGAZINE #43
(2004)
LICENCE RENEWED
ROSS HENDRY
interviews JOHN GARDNER on stage at the 1982 James Bond British
Fan Club International convention at The Wembley Conference Centre |
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007 MAGAZINE
OnLine (August 2007)
From Bland to BAFTA
CRAIG BUNYAN examines
the fan and media reaction
to Daniel Craig following the release of Casino Royale (2006) |
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007 MAGAZINE
OnLine (March 2008)
Through A Glass
Smartly:
The Unseen Cliff Culley
TERRY ADLAM interviews
matte artist and optical effects supervisor on the early
James Bond films |
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007 MAGAZINE OnLine
007 MAGAZINE Issue #49
(August 2006)
BILLION DOLLAR BOND
GREG BECHTLOFF
assesses Pierce Brosnan’s four film tenure as the James Bond of the
Nineties, arguably the most popular and successful actor to inhabit
the role since
Sean Connery. |
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007 MAGAZINE Special Publication: Pierce Brosnan - BILLION DOLLAR BOND
(May 2018)
The special feature
BILLION DOLLAR BOND was later published as a standalone issue,
featuring many rare and never-before seen photographs from
Pierce Brosnan's four James Bond films. |
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007 MAGAZINE
OnLine
007 MAGAZINE Issue #49
(August 2006)
007 MAGAZINE Issue #50
(November 2006)
On Her Majesty's
Secret Service
Graphic Novel
Adapted by CHARLES
WAPLES from the 1969 film screenplay by
Richard Maibaum, based on
Ian
Fleming’s 1963 novel. |
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007 MAGAZINE
OnLine
007 MAGAZINE Issue #50
(November 2006)
Just A
Closer Walk
With Bob Dix
STEVE OXENRIDER in conversation with CIA agent Hamilton
who appeared in
Live And Let Die (1973) |
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007 MAGAZINE #55
(2012)
007 MAGAZINE
OMNIBUS #4 (2020)
007 MAGAZINE OnLine
(August 2016)
THE SEARCH FOR BOND
How the 007 role
was won and lost!
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Only six men can lay
claim to wearing the famous Savile Row tuxedo but hundreds more came
within an inch of the 007 role. In this new exclusive three-part
series, ROBERT SELLERS (author of the controversial book The Battle
For
Bond) tells the extraordinary story of how cinema’s most famous
role was cast, featuring ‘exclusive’ contributions from Michael Billington, Michael Craig, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Julian Glover, Michael
Jayston, Sam Neill, Ian Ogilvy, Adrian Paul, Peter Snow, Oliver
Tobias, Rikki Lee Travolta, and many others. |
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007 MAGAZINE
OnLine
(February 2008)
Dr. No
Interactive Exhibitors’ Campaign Book
The
complete UK Dr. No Exhibitors’ Campaign Book as printed in 1962,
with the publicity stills and promotional items available to
view in more detail.
The complete guide to the marketing of the first James Bond film!
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Advertised in the UK
Dr. No Exhibitors’ Campaign Book was the Classics Illustrated
comic book adaptation of the film. The story was republished in the
USA to coincide with the 1963 release of the first James Bond film.
The US SHOWCASE edition had a new front cover and striking differences
in some of the artwork due to the differing attitude toward race in
early Sixties’ America.
View the complete US
comic book adaptation of Dr. No and explore the differences
between the two versions. |
