The Alfred Hitchcock James Bond Film That Never Came To Be
Alfred Hitchcock was almost the first director to bring a James Bond film to the big screen, but his version of Thunderball was never made.
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Alfred Hitchcock was almost the first director to bring a James Bond film to the big screen, but his version of Thunderball was never made.
Six decades, 25 films, six actors, and billions of dollars in box office later, and we're still talking about James Bond, his literary legacy, and his big screen adventures.
Love Me Do and 'Dr. No' both arrived on Oct. 5, 1962.
Love Me Do and 'Dr. No' both arrived on Oct. 5, 1962.
Love Me Do and 'Dr. No' both arrived on Oct. 5, 1962.