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DR. NO (1962)
A British Secret Service agent is murdered in Jamaica. The investigation into his violent death brings James Bond ever closer to the mysterious Chinese scientist Dr. No. He has a heavily guarded laboratory on Crab Key. Agent 007 cannot do without CIA agent Felix Leiter, but above all he must escape the assassins who are trying to get rid of him in various ways. From Honey, a glamorous shell-hunter, Bond learns of a mysterious dragon. Then, during the night, they experience an attack by a fire-breathing tank and become prisoners of a man bent on world domination...
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963)
Ernst Blofeld, head of SPECTRE, wants James Bond dead. He sets a trap that he is convinced Agent 007 will succumb to. He enlists the services of his organisation's Number Three, Rosa Klebb, a high-ranking KGB officer. She sends her agent Tatyana Romanov into action as bait. Romanov is to convince MI6 that she has fallen in love with James Bond and is prepared to defect with a valuable decryption device if her hero comes to Istanbul to get her. Romanov has no idea that she is a tool in the hands of SPECTR who want to stir up a feud between the British and the Russians, sell the device back to the Soviets for a profit, and lure Bond into a death trap...
GOLDFINGER (1964)
Few criminals in the world can do with gold what Auric Goldfinger is capable of. At the same time, he can't bear to let anyone stand in his way. Although James Bond thwarts his game of cards, the woman he forces to help him dies. Agent 007 doesn't stand a chance in his chase with Goldfinger either. He falls into the hands of a man preparing an attack on the US base at Fort Knox. Strangely enough, he doesn't want to steal the gold from the fort, but to devalue it for many years with an atomic blast. The gold would remain radioactive and unusable for 60 years...
THUNDERBALL (1965)
An unknown man infiltrates the crew of a British military aircraft, disarms it and lands it at sea. He manages to retrieve two atomic bombs for a man who will use them to blackmail Britain. He demands £100 million in diamonds within two days. Bond has no choice but to interrupt his treatment and head under the sea where the dangerous criminal has hidden the stolen weapons. Naturally, he enlists a glamorous guide for his expedition. As in other Thunderball films, Sean Connery didn't let the stunt scenes stand in for him...
YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967)
James Bond secretly travels to Japan as World War III threatens the Earth. An American satellite and its crew have disappeared from orbit around the planet, and Soviet cosmonauts will suffer the same fate. This threatens the fragile relations between the superpowers. Agent 007 has no choice but to unravel the mystery of the giant volcano. But few countries hold as many dangers for a foreign agent as Japan. This time, Bond really needs the help of a lovely local woman...
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971)
A strange situation arises in the diamond market. Bond has no choice but to infiltrate the gemstone smugglers in Holland and get close to two men. But meeting them has so far been fatal for anyone. In South Africa, a dentist was killed buying stolen diamonds directly from miners, but the chain of murders doesn't end there. They also put a stunned Agent 007 in a coffin. The killers immediately send him to the oven in a crematorium. Who are they working for?
