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James Bond Actors You May Not Have Known Passed Away James Bond Actors You May Not Have Known Passed Away MGM/United Artists By Tim Lammers/May 19, 2021 7:17 pm EDT Without question, Eon Productions' James Bond film series has been one of the most successful franchises in cinematic history, with 25 films produced to date, including the upcoming, long-delayed "No Time to Die." The series kicked off, of course, with "Dr. No" in 1962, with Sean Connery playing the dashing British secret agent who goes by the code name 007. Over the years the Bond mantle has been taken up by five...

By Richard Trionfo on 2021-05-14 21:57:00 We are in Tampa, Florida and your announcers are Michael Cole and Pat McAfee. Jey Uso is in the ring and he says they call him the Right Hand Man and Main Event Jey.  He says his brother Jimmy disrespected Roman and it is time to deal with some family business.  Jey introduces Roman Reigns. Roman Reigns makes his way to the ring as Paul Heyman holds the title belt the way that Blofeld held his cat.  Paul hands Roman's Precious to him so he can raise it over his head. Paul takes the belt back from Roman and then Paul hands Roman the microphone.  

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard We love to hate movie villains and as it turns out there's a number of actors who do not mind playing the bad guy either... even if it's again and again. There’s a number of actors that come to mind who we go into a movie thinking they will be revealing their evil plot or betraying another character’s trust. Most recently this happened with the casting of Mads Mikkelsen in the Indiana Jones franchise. Although we have no idea who he'll play, fans jumped right to the question as whether he'd be the film's mysterious antagonist.

How the James Bonds of the Past Might Reveal 007's Future Jamie Millar © Sunset Boulevard - Getty Images When Daniel Craig retires, will the next era of Bond movies reflect the world around us, or offer escape from the darkness? Just how much time does one need to die? Still more, it seems, as new Bond film No Time to Die has been pushed back yet again, to 8 October 2021. Originally slated for release on 2 April 2020, and now delayed for a third time, the 25th instalment in the near-60-year franchise has had almost as many stays of execution as 007 himself: “No, Mr Bond,...

When Daniel Craig retires, will the next era of Bond movies reflect the world around us, or offer escape from the darkness?