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Bond isn’t just another franchise, it is a family business that has been carefully nurtured and shepherded through the changing times by the Broccoli/Wilson family.
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The current deal with Amazon gives Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson, who own 50 percent of the Bond empire, ironclad assurances of continued artistic control. But will this always be the case? What happens if a bruising corporation like Amazon begins to demand a voice in the process?

In the clearest example yet of Hollywood's legacy institutions being swallowed up by Big Tech, MGM's historic film franchises like James Bond and Rocky will now live on virtual Amazon shelves.

ROMA – Il segretario nazionale del Partito Democratico, Enrico Letta (foto), esprime soddisfazione dopo la notizia che quattro 007 egiziani sono stati ...

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MGM reportedly has big-budget dreams for a possible in-person premiere for its James Bond film,
No Time to Die. If proven true, the news could be one indication that studios are ready to hedge their bets against the coronavirus pandemic, and use the appeal of blockbusters to get butts off the couch and back in theater seats.
According to The Mirror, MGM is planning to spend £10 million ($7 million) on a red carpet event for the film’s Sept. 30 UK premiere, after prime minister Boris Johnson announced tentative plans to lift all lockdown restrictions by the beginning of the summer. The film is being distributed in the US by MGM, and Universal in the rest of the world.

New Story and Character Details of Upcoming James Bond 007 Game Revealed
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Hitman studio IO Interactive made the surprising announcement last year that it would be developing a James Bond video game set in the beloved 007 universe. Although this was a reveal that made many people happy, especially considering how long we have gone without a new James Bond game, IO Interactive didn't have a whole lot to say about the title at the moment. Luckily, some new details on the project have now emerged, specifically in regard to the narrative.
In a new intreview, IO Interactive's CEO Hakan Abrak finally shared some more details on what the studio is currently calling

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Tom Holland will be considered a major Hollywood star playing both "Spider-Man" and "James Bond."
In an interview with Mark Wright on Heart, the 24-year-old revealed he would immediately jump at the chance to take on the role of 007, feeling lucky "enough as it is" playing Peter Parker.
"It's a dream come true," when asked if he would be playing Bond.
"I've got to remind myself that I'm lucky enough as it is. 'Spider-Man' is an absolute delight and privilege to play, but you know, should they want to do a younger James Bond, you best believe I would be there."

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"I don't think anyone will be surprised to hear that James Bond isn't joining SPECTRE because he suddenly thinks they're wonderful," Gage tells SYFY WIRE. "He's being coerced, AND he's got a plan to strike at them from within. But can he dwell among monsters long enough to see his plan through without becoming a monster himself?"
The plotline finds a complicated civil war brewing within SPECTRE, with an upstart American member of the notorious criminal ring attempting a dangerous coup to usurp Blofeld's reign. She's on her guard against Blofeld's henchmen, so to eliminate her out, Blofeld recruits a wild card - James Bond!

Should things go well with Zack Snyder's Justice League next month, Harry Lennix has his eyes set on his next large role. While he'll be donning a CGI look as Martian Manhunter in the Snyder Cut, The Blacklist star is aiming next for the 007 franchise. Speaking with ComicBook.com in support of the [...]

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Over the James Bond film franchise’s almost 60 year history, fans have pointed out 007’s flaws as a secret agent. From telling the villains his real name, to his drinking problem and high cost to the UK taxpayer with all his extravagances. Well, a popular new fan theory argues that this is actually all part of the plan for MI6.

Leica is doubling-down on its James Bond-themed Q2 cameras. Coming shortly after the leaked
No Time to Die version, this new Q2 is the collaborative effort between Leica and Leica users Daniel Craig and Greg Williams — Williams, the official photographer to the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, was also the photographer on set for both
Casino Royale and
Quantum of Solace.
Limited to 750 units, this special edition camera features a full black body with knurling at the front and is accented with gold details. Both the Daniel Craig and Greg Williams’ names can be found at the bottom of the screen. There’s no word yet on pricing or a release date, so stay tuned for further details.

The almost finished but canceled remaster of GoldenEye 007 on the Xbox 360 has surfaced online and shown in its entirety.

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The British actor’s final appearance as James Bond will finally be shown in theatres this October after the film was delayed for a third time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Craig, 52, portrayed secret agent 007 for the first time 15 years ago in Casino Royale and has regularly voiced his frustration with the iconic role. After No Time To Die’s release, Craig’s successor will be announced to front the 59-year-old franchise.

James Bond 'No Time to Die' delayed yet again, here's the new release date of Daniel Craig's film - 'No Time To Die' which will cost an estimated $200 million to produce, marks actor Daniel Craig's last outing as agent 007.

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The film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga is expected to be Craig's last outing as the suave British spy, after starring in four previous films. It sees Bond drawn out of retirement in Jamaica by his old friend and CIA agent Felix Leiter.
Oscar-winner Rami Malek plays Bond's adversary Safin, while Lashana Lynch, Lea Seydoux, Ana de Armas and Ben Whishaw also star.
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'No Time To Die' is just one of the dozens of major Hollywood titles left in limbo by the pandemic, as studios weigh up whether to push back their release dates indefinitely or opt for online streaming releases that deprive them of vital box office profits.

LOS ANGELES, Jan 22 — The global release of the James Bond movie No Time to Die was postponed to October from April, its producers said yesterday, another setback for movie theatres trying to rebuild a business crushed by the coronavirus pandemic. The movie’s new debut date is October 8,...

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Last year saw a flurry of claims that the franchise's producers had already locked in Craig's replacement but were holding back the news to keep the focus on Bond 25. It looks certain that no announcement will be made about the next 007 actor until the upcoming No Time To Die hits cinemas. Constantly pushed back in schedules, the film is currently slotted in for April 2021 but with lockdown keeping cinemas closed, reports suggest it will be moved back again until the final months of the year. But has Hardy already landed the most covetted role in Hollywood?

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Eagled-eyed fans also noticed his new New Year social media post showed the buff actor on a beach – in a supposed Bond-inspired pair of blue swim shorts, echoing Daniel Craig's infamous Casino Royale swimwear. 
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: "All eyes have been on Rege-Jean Page so far this year and punters remain convinced he'll replace Daniel Craig as 007 off the back of Bridgerton's success."
Ladbrokes have propelled Page to 5/1, shooting past Idris Elba and Sam Heughan on 6/1 and closing fast on frontrunners James Norton on 7/4 and Tom Hardy on 6/4.
Apati added: "While punters think Rege-Jean Page is clearly a frontrunner, it's worth remembering that this is a market in which Tom Hardy has headed the betting for some time now. He's been there or thereabout for years and remains the most likely name to play Bond next."

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Tanya Roberts: Bond girl and That 70's Show star, dies at 65
Actor Tanya Roberts, best known for James Bond movie "A View to a Kill" and TV series "That '70s Show", has died at the age of 65 after it was prematurely reported by many publications that she had died on Sunday night. Roberts' representative, Mike Pingel, on Tuesday confirmed to Variety that she died Monday night due to a urinary tract infection that spread to her kidney, gallbladder, liver and bloodstream.
Pingle, however, had mistakenly told many outlets the actor, who was undergoing treatment at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, had passed on Sunday after Roberts' partner Lance O'Brien presumed she had died.

NEXT JAMES BOND contender Regé-Jean Page has been backed by Bridgerton fans to be the new 007 after Daniel Craig's No Time To Die, as the Duke of Hastings star posts that he's ‘shaken and stirred'.

I sure as heck can’t.
As Caity Weaver writes for
The New York Times Magazine, “movies, ordinarily vehicles to transport us out of our quotidian existence, became in 2020 the means to escape from our new science-fiction reality.”
I, like countless others, spent this year diving into many fictitious worlds, indulging both in new releases and nostalgic favorites. I swiftly avoided
Contagion as they hit far too close to home.
As we wrap up 2020, a year that will surely be adapted into many future sci-fi films, we’d like to take a moment to look back at some of the top new releases in 2020 while also rounding up 2021 movies that we can’t wait to watch in theaters––just like old times.

out, visiting, talking to associations who are involved with napoleonic memoribilia, to see was there a bounty for one of these? >> reporter: why did the thieves want that flag so badly? is it possible they were given a specific list of artwork to steal by a collector who especially loved those 13 works of art? that brings us to another theory, one that has been made popular by hollywood. >> $1 million, mr. bond. >> reporter: do you think it's possible they're in some private gallery owned by some eccentric billionaire somewhere like the dr. no-type character? >> no. the whole idea that a collector's holding on to stolen magnificent works of art all came from that movie "dr. no." it was a 007 movie, james bond movie from 1962 where james bond is going through dr. no's lair

i know the fbi has spent a lot of time trying to figure that out, visiting, talking to associations who are involved with napoleonic memoribilia, to see was there a bounty for one of these? >> reporter: why did the thieves want that flag so badly? is it possible they were given a specific list of artwork to steal by a collector who especially loved those 13 works of art? that brings us to another theory, one that has been made popular by hollywood. >> $1 million, mr. bond. >> reporter: do you think it's possible they're in some private gallery owned by some eccentric billionaire somewhere like the dr. no type character? >> no. the whole idea that a collector's holding on to stolen magnificent works of art all came from that movie "dr. no." it was a 007 movie, james bond movie from 1962 where james bond is going through dr. no's lair and he sees a paint hanging on the wall.

out, visiting, talking to associations who are involved with napoleonic memoribilia, to see was there a bounty for one of these? >> reporter: why did the thieves want that flag so badly? is it possible they were given a specific list of artwork to steal by a collector who especially loved those 13 works of art? that brings us to another theory, one that has been made popular by hollywood. >> $1 million, mr. bond. >> reporter: do you think it's possible they're in some private gallery owned by some eccentric billionaire somewhere like the dr. no type character? >> no. the whole idea that a collector's holding on to stolen magnificent works of art all came from that movie "dr. no." it was a 007 movie, james bond movie from 1962 where james bond is going through dr. no's lair and he sees a paint hanging on the wall. the painting had been stolen the year before.

>> reporter: do you think it's possible they're in some private gallery owned by some eccentric billionaire somewhere like the dr. no type character? >> no. the whole idea that a collector's holding on to stolen magnificent works of art all came from that movie "dr. no." it was a 007 movie, james bond movie from 1962 where james bond is going through dr. no's lair and he sees a paint hanging on the wall. the painting had been stolen the year before. that actually did happen. in 20 years the fbi and five years since then doing these investigations, i have never run into a collector who had million dollar paintings who were stolen. >> reporter: anthony amore doesn't buy the dr. no theory, either. >> my gut instinct is that it's not far. typically when art is stolen it doesn't get moved very far. if i had to guess, i would think it's still in new england. >> reporter: since 2003, the u.s. attorney's office has offered complete immunity to

use utility wires as a tightrope. >> very cleaver. >> she figured her husband might not believe her story, so she took out her phone to document it. >> keeps going, keeps going. >> reporter: going from a tree in mavis' yard to trees across the way. you can see plenty of trained animals walk a tightrope, like rodney the rat. and it took nine months nor ozzy to do this, and a circus can teach a get to walk a rope with a monkey on its back. but a wild raccoon? >> so clever. got actually some brains. >> reporter: raccoons have extreme extremely sensitive paws. one added the james bond theme. less 007, more flying wallenda. you know, nick wallenda, the daredevil who crossed niagara

>> we look at the cia's not so secret assassination program. >> we're in a war. and war is hell. >> and enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? are our current interrogation tactics working? >> probably the grimmest place i have ever been. >> then, tracking terror. how do intelligence officials target a lone wolf? >> there's a whole bunch of things, certainly technically possible but do you really want your government doing that? >> shut up. >> and it's not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> when you think of 007, you know, you don't think of jane bond, you think of james bond. and, last, my own thoughts on confronting terror today.

think there are certain advantages women have, also in terms of getting people to talk to you. right? >> i do. i think there's, female case officers have an advantage because they can elicit information in a different way than men. they are less threatening. they can come off as more mat n maternal. they do have an advantage working and recruiting to give them information. i think part of the fascination is when you think about 007 you don't think of jane bond, you think of james bond. i think it's the surprise for a lot of people. >> you worked that agency for a long time. >> yeah. >> was it difficult being a woman? all the issues that you hear about, you know, the cheryl sandburgs and ann marie of the world. >> i never felt any discrimination except when i touched military issues. then the men would have, i think

>> and enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? are our current interrogation tactics working? >> the site i visited was probably the grimmest place i've ever been. >> then, tracking terror. how do intelligence officials target a lone wolf? >> there's a whole bunch of things, certainly technically possible but do you really want your government doing that? >> shut up. >> and it's not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> when you think of 007, you know, you don't think of jane bond, you think of james bond. and, last, my own thoughts on confronting terror today.

you think there are certain advantages women have in terms of getting people to talk to you right? >> i do female case officers have an advantage. i think they can elicit information in a different way than men. they are less threatening >> you know, i think the fast part of the fascination is when you think of 007, you don't think of jane bond, you think of james bond. so i think it's the surprise for a lot of people. >> you worked at the agency for a long time. >> yeah. >> was it difficult being a woman? you know, all the issues you hear about, you know, the sheryl sandburgs and ann marie slaughters of the world. what was it like for you working in a very male organization? >> i never felt any overtdiscrimination except in military issues. then the men would have, i think

discrimination. >> what kind of person considers themselves beautiful enough -- >> it seems like "mean girls". >> do you want a bunch of beautiful people working in your office -- >> i'm sorry. >> now i'm getting myself into -- speaking of beauties, penelope cruz is going to play a bond girl in the next 007 blockbuster. if the rumor is true she would be age appropriate for daniel craig's super spy. the websites jumped on the news saying cruz would be the oldest ever bond girl. oh, how cruel and rude. her husband played the major villain in sky fall in the last bond film. >> he was awesome. >> how old is he? >> no one ever complains about him. but it was his teeth. that scene, one of the best. coming up, the luxury of room service, the well-dressed waiters, the big price tag and

seen crowd funded on kick-starter, this has got to be a first. the website gawker is trying to raise $200,000 to buy a video that allegedly shows toronto's mayor smoking crack. i couldn't make this up if i tried. two reporters for the toronto star say they saw video of rob ford with two somali drug dealers smoking out of a crack pipe. john cook from gawker.com says the same thing. while they have no way of verifying whether the video is real, the toronto reporters say it appears to be undoctored. mayor of toronto rob ford responded to the story a few hours ago. >> the allegations of this video? >> absolutely -- it's ridiculous. >> absolutely not true he says. the video is supposedly being shopped around and gawker hopes to raise enough cash to buy it and post it online. when you think of international espionage you think 007, the gadgets, the

around 40 that played batman, do you remember who that was, george clooney. >> yes, do i ever. >> it nearly killed the series. that particular film in the series was not only one of the worst movies of all-time behind maybe "caddyshack ii" and "jiggly" and christian bale brings it back. you never want to be the guy that follows the 52 i and bale was the guy. >> was it that clooney followed the guy, or was it the script? >> it was george clooney couldn't carry it. >> people are forgiving and eventually if i search my mind they gave keaton a break and they gave, you know, 007 a break as well. >> if that carries the day, we'll be all right. >> if it carries the day. >> if your goal is to make $300 million, that's fine. he's got to carry the day for three movies. it's a trilogy. he's 41 years old and i thought they would go younger. >> superman in the movie, i love that they are combining superman

i read that in the latest "us weekly." no, not really. >> reporter: if i said fergie what would that mean? >> she's a pop star. she sang "the humps. >> the clock? >> isn't that the clock? >> actually -- >> i hate these questions. they make people look like me look like a complete idiot. >> burger and fries or fish and chips. >> burger and fries. burger and fries. >> fish and chips. >> james bond's code name. >> 007. >> 007's code name? >> i have no idea. >> that's james bond's code name. >> thanks to amanda davis for that. it's a good crowd as always. kickoff from across the pond is at 6:00 tomorrow afternoon. that will do it for the "bleacher report." victor and christi, back to you. >> you know, they were in game mode. they were practicing.

abraham lincoln? >> things which are equal to the same thing are equal to each other. that's a rule of mathematical reasoning. it's true because it works. >> what is happening? >> when you put it that way, carol, would we say good-bye to daniel craig for abraham lincoln? daniel day lewis also played a gangster in "gangs of new york" so he can rough it up. here's what i say. maybe they will have dueling daniels as 007. here's what's happening. james bond is back in book form. in the newest adventure, it's called "solo" and the novel's author is causing a stir here among fans like carol, after he revealed who he thinks should play the super spy on screen. he is acclaimed author william boyd. he seems to suggest that the current actor holding the role, daniel craig, doesn't quite fit

he bought a james bond car here. a spokeswoman says musk who bought the car from 007 classic "the guy who loved me." the sports car sold for more than $900,000 in september at an auction in london. we didn't know who the buyer was but the car was a movie prop and wasn't capable of driving under water but musk says he will install a power train and make it transform into a submarine for real. boys and their toys and got to love those bond classics. >> i would go along for a ride on that. >> good to be that rich. maribel aber, thanks so much. coming up, they restarted the government with a little green to grease the wheels. why some are now saying it would have cost the qcountry more to not spend billions in pork.

>> 007. >> 007. >> 007-code name? >> i have no idea. >> 007's code name. that's me who's got it wrong. james bond's code name. >> thanks to amanda davis for that. records aside, this game should draw a good crowd, as always. kickoff from across the pond is at 1:00 p.m. eastern sunday afternoon. that will do it for your bleacher report. all right, thank you very much for that. the ring leaders reportedly behind a wild house party inside retired nfl lineman brian holloway's home have surrenders to police. they arrested six people they say organized a massive bash last month inside holloway's home. pictures of the party and the massive damage that occurred showed up immediately on twitter. when holloway saw it, he started a viral campaign to catch the culprits. one parent who knows holloway broke down in hetears asking fo him to have mercy on her son. >> this is what i don't

from yesterday. it's been quiz an amazing year for the s&p 500, up 20% so far this year. it's usually up around 8%. so yes, the debt deal is done. investors finally focusing on other news. there was a positive gdp report out of china. solid earnings from companies you may recognize, morgan stanley, ge and google. so yeah, speaking of records, google topping $1,000. it would hit $1007 earlier in the session. it's backed off a bit at $997. that is certainly one stock we're keeping our eye on today. there is still hesitation in the market as we see the dow in the red. you see the dow down 21 points. it is kind of a quiet rally. one that's really being made point by point with the s&p 500 because there is that underlying nervousness that washington has only kicked the proverbial can down the road. >> want to talk about that can kicking with christine. been talking about this all week for the past weeks or so about this. so in the long haul, do we think

when people can come forward and talk about what they're going through and what's happened to them, it inevitably helps others. this so important for people with asburgers and people who don't have it to understand the condition, be able to relate and understand more. >> there's a new study that has been really causing a lot of conversation online. james bond, it says, would die of alcohol-related causes like liver disease and, of course, everybody loves 007. he's a fiction's character. >> yes. >> but on a serious note, alcoholism is a serious issue. >> alcoholism is so serious. two researchers were very interested in finding out exactly how much alcohol james bond drank. they read all 14 of his novelsance and came to the conclusion that he drank quite a bit. they used what's called the standard alcohol unit to measure the amount of alcohol he drank. and the standard alcohol unit just to break that down, a bottle of wine has about nine standard alcohol. a pint of beer about three. james bond in a typical week

miller and 007 tar daniel krig. he said he got the story by hacking daniel craig's phone and recording an intimate message left by sienna miller, miller saying it was indeed the kind of message she might have left. back to you, christi. relates go to hong kong where a wealthy tycoon is dropping his $65 million offer for a male suitor who can win over the heart of his lesbian daughter. in hong kong with the details. >> christi, it's a personal family matter that's playing out on a public stage. hong kong real estate tycoon cecil chow is offering money for

matthew chance is in london. tell us what you know? >> it involves a number of hollywood stars testifying in the court in the stern of london. that's sienna miller, british actress, appearing by video link in new orleans where she's apparently working or located at this point. she was there to talk about an alleged voice mail that was intercepted allegedly by "news of the world" with reporters, a now defunct tabloid newspaper most associated with the allegations of phone hacking in which she left an intimate message on the voice mail of daniel craig, 007. that time she was the girlfriend of another actor jude law so it's become very complicated and

pittsburgh. just six miles out while passing through the jet stream of another plane, flight 427 began to shake. it rolled upside down, spiralling 300 miles per hour toward the ground. 132 passengers and crew were killed. >> it involved two full public hearings and several million dollars worth of testing trying to duplicate the failure. the findings were never 100% conclusive because they couldn't duplicate the failure. >> reporter: more than a decade earlier, korean airlines flight 007 from new york city to seoul was blown out of the sky. september 1st, 1983. turns out it was shot down, killing all 269 people on board. the race was on for answer inside the black box beneath the sea. >> the world is waiting for the soviet union to tell truth. >> reporter: the truth ended up being that the pilots had set their auto pilot but it failed,

saying that i'm confident this accident will be solved to a high degree of certainty. because i think they will find the wreckage and find the recorders. but investigators without speculating will draw on what they've seen historically happen. and we've seen airplanes go off course because a pilot made an error, korean airlines 007 shot down in 1983 because pilots deliberately flew them off course. we just recently had the ethiopian pilot who wanted to defect to geneva or something. and then we've had a couple of cases, egyptair and perhaps silk air where the pilots crashed the plane. those were the conclusions of the investigators, even some of those conclusions were not accepted by the host country. but here you really have to look at -- this is a highly advanced airplane with a great deal of redundancy in the navigation communications system. and the fact that this airplane made what looks like a 90-degree