James Bond is a legendary role that every actor would want to play. James is a spy who works for the British Secret Service. He travels the wo

The next actor, who played 007, was an Australian model, George Lazenby, with great on-screen fighting skills. He starred in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, released in 1969, which was filmed in between Connery’s two films, You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever. In this film, Bond meets Blofeld for the second and most regrettable time in which his wife, Countess Tracy di Vicenzo, is murdered shortly after they are married. The story involves Bond posing as Sir Hilary Bray, a representative of the College of Arms in London, to expose Blofled as the fraud he is. Again, along the way Bond is lured in by Blofeld’s “Angels of Death” primarily Ruby Bartlett, a seductive English woman, and is almost killed because of his lack of “concentration.” It is very surprising that Lazenby did not go on to make more Bond films; but inevitably left the role to pursue other things. Afterward, Connery went on to make his final Bond film, Diamonds Are Forever.

rld in luxury, drinking his vodka martinis, shaken not stirred, driving every sports car one could imagine, from the Aston Martin DB5 in Goldfinger to the BMW Z3 in Goldeneye. He also woos every beautiful woman in sight especially the female villains who always happen to turn good from his romantic touch. He also receives a substantial amount of funding to back up his most expensive tastes and to help him fit in with the evil masterminds who plan to take over the world. Any man would love to be in his shoes, who would blame them?

In the late eighties, Timothy Dalton took over the role of James Bond, he had been offered the opportunity in the past but he felt he was to young and inexperienced for part. He played the role very seriously and cut most of the humor from the part. It was an interesting change for the part but not necessarily the best idea to keep devoted fans. Timothy’s first film was The Living Daylights, released in 1987, is about Soviet General Koskov who wishes to defect but his allies do not agree with his decision. Bond must help Koskov leave Czechoslovakia without being assassinated. James meets up with Koskov’s mistress, Kara Milovy, who pretends to try and kill him. 007 expects something is up and Tracks her down, he persuades her to help him find Koskov, without sleeping with her, which is very surprising. He also finds out that Koskov’s plan is just a ploy to make a deal with an arms dealer and ends up chasing them both with Kara’s help. James’ vehicle of choice was the 1986 Aston Martin Volante, which had a built in laser in the bumper, giant skies and retractable spikes in the tires. His gadgets consisted of a Walther Sniper’s Rifle and Philips key ring finder that would emits a stun gas when he would whistle. Timothy’s second film Licence To Kill, released in 1989, ironically would also be his last. In this very suspenseful tale Bond has to capture Franz Sanchez, a well-known drug lord. Felix Leiter assists Bond in capturing Sanchez in the first few minutes of the film in a very intense mid-air chase scene. Shortly after Felix and James parachute down just in time for Felix’s wedding. While the wedding takes place Sanchez breaks free and shortly after kills Felix’s wife and almost kills Felix after trying to feed him to a great white shark. Bond vows revenge against Sanchez but has to continue his mission against M’s wishes and without his licence to kill. With help from Pam Bouvier, a sexy CIA agent, and Q’s immense collection of gadgetry, Bond tracks down Sanchez. Later on, James infiltrates Sanchez’s base and gains his trust in his usual slick style. After gaining his trust, James later finds out Sanchez’s scheme to smuggle heroine. Bond foils his plan, which also ends with Franz being burned alive. After killing Sanchez, the British secret service reluctantly restores 007’s licence to kill and places him back on active duty. James doesn’t have many choices for vehicles in this fi

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