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When they embarked upon the film adaptation of Ian Fleming's sixth James Bond novel, Dr. No, producers Harry Salzman and Albert 'Cubby' Broccoli could hardly have known that they were creating a modern icon. Bond, played by Sean Connery, is the original ultra-cool secret agent; sophisticated gentleman, irresistible seducer and ruthless killer rolled into one. The Bond character epitomises Cool Britannia, hip and worldly whilst remaining unmistakably British. This charming mix of the traditional and the trendy combined with heart-stopping action, ingenious gadgets and gorgeous starlets made Dr. No a huge international success. The Bond franchise has produced nineteen movies to date and spawned countless imitators and spoofs. But there is only one Bond and nobody does it better.
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Sean Connery - Dr. No (Danjaq/Eon/UA, 1962) |
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Rex Harrison, Audrey Hepburn - My Fair Lady (Warner Bros. 1964) |
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George C. Scott - Patton: Lust for Glory (20th Century Fox, 1970) |
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Paul Newman - Cool Hand Luke (Warner Bros. 1967) |
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Julie Christie, Omar Sharif - Doctor Zhivago (MGM, 1965) |
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Faye Dunaway, Warren Beatty - Bonnie & Clyde (Warner Bros. 1967) |
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Clint Eastwood - For a Few Dollars More (Prod Eur Assoc/Gonzalez/Constantin, 1965) |
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Gary Lockwood - 2001: A Space Odyssey (MGM, 1968) |
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Dustin Hoffman - The Graduate (Embassy, 1967) |
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Easy Rider (Columbia, 1969) |
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