JAMES BOND DATABASE

DR. NO
1962	directed by Terence Young	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#1
Bond Girls	Honey Ryder Sylvia Trench Miss Taro	played by Ursula Andress played by Eunice Gayson played by Zena Marshall
Villain	Dr. No	played by Joseph Wiseman
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Quarrel	played by Jack Lord played by John Kitzmuller
Theme Song	James Bond Theme	performed by Monty Norman
Gadgets & Weapons	Baretta 9mm Handgun Walther PPK Handgun Cyanide Cigarette	Geiger Counter Diving Knife Radiation Suit

FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
1964	directed by Terence Young	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#2
Bond Girls	Tatiana "Tanya" Romanova Vida Zora Sylvia Trench	played by Daniela Bianchi played by Aliza Gur played by Martine Beswick played by Eunice Gayson
Villains	Donald Grant Colonel Rosa Klebb / "No. 3" Kronsteen / "No. 5"	played by Robert Shaw played by Lotte Lenya played by Vladek Sheybal
Counterpart	Karim Bey	played by Pedro Armendariz
Theme Song	From Russia With Love	performed by Matt Monro
Gadgets & Weapons	Walther PPK Handgun Garrote Watch Bond Mask Machine Guns Crossbows Flamethrower Knives Brass Knuckles Pager Car Phone Q Briefcase Throwing Knife Collapsable Sniper's Rifle Tear Gas Talcum Powder Lector Decoding Machine	Bugging Devise Phone Bug Detector Limpit Mine Perescope Long-range Radios Machete One-way Mirror Motion Picture Camera Camera Audio Recorder Gas Mask Sleeping Pill Flare Gun Grenades Poison Boot Knife Rifle Grenade

GOLDFINGER
1965	directed by Guy Hamilton	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#3
Bond Girls	Pussy Galore Jill Masterson Tilly Masterson	played by Honor Blackman played by Shirley Eaton played by Tania Mallet
Villains	Auric Goldfinger Oddjob Kisch	played by Gert Frobe played by Harold Sakata played by Michael Mellinger
Counterpart	Felix Leiter	played by Cec Linder
Theme Song	Goldfinger	performed by Shirley Bassey
Gadgets & Weapons	Seagull Camo Scuba Gear Grappling Gun Plastique Belt w/ Timer Walther PPK Handgun Gas Parking Meter Bulletproof Vest	Magnetic Tracking Devise Mini-Tracking Devise Razor-brimmed Bowler Hat Binoculars Razor Hidden Compartment Shoe Hidden Compartment
Vehicle	Aston Martin DB5

THUNDERBALL
1965	directed by Terence Young	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#4
Bond Girls	Domonique "Domino" Derval Fiona Volpe Paula Catlin Patricia Fearing	played by Claudine Auger played by Luciana Paluzzi played by Martine Beswick played by Molly Peters
Villains	Amelio Largo / "No. 2" Vargas	played by Adolfo Cali played by Philip Locke
Counterpart	Felix Leiter	played by Rik Van Nutter
Theme Songs	Thunderball Mr. Bang Bang Kiss Kiss	performed by Tom Jones performed by Shirley Bassey
Gadgets & Weapons	Throwing Knife Fireplace Poker Pistol Cigarette Case Door Opener Gas Gun Breathing Gear Gamma Gas Canister Scuba Gear Knife Underwater Camoflage Net Portrait Map Book Tape Recorder Walther PPK Handgun Geiger Counter Watch	Mini Flare Gun Mini Rebreather Tracking Devise Pill Harpoon Gun Grenades Skeet Rifle Cyanide Pill Magnifying Bucket Rifle Geiger Counter Camera Underwater Flare Oxygen Tank Jet Underwater Grenade Rescue Balloon
Vehicles	Aston Martin DB5 Jet Pack	Hydrofoil Yacht Hydrocarts

YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
1967	directed by Lewis Gilbert	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#5
Bond Girls	Aki Kissy Helga Brandt Ling	played by Akiko Wakabayashi played by Mie Hama played by Karin Dor played by Tsaj Chin
Villains	Ernest Blofeld Osato	played by Donald Pleasence played by Teru Shimada
Counterparts	Tiger Tanaka Henderson	played by Tersuro Tamba played by Charles Gray
Theme Song	You Only Live Twice	performed by Nancy Sinatra
Gadgets & Weapons	Folding Wall Bed Scuba Gear Coffin Bag Torpedo Tube Wet Suit Purse Radio Knife Switchblade Samurai Sword Safe Cracking Devise X-Ray Desk Machine Gun Walther PPK Handgun Two-way Radio Helicopter Magnet Crobar	Battlestaff Scalpel Lipstick Smoke Bomb Throwing Stars Rocket Gun Baby Rocket Cigarette Poison String Staff Dagger Poison Gas Suction Cup Pads Mini-Explosive Hose Ropes Wall Mine Grenades
Vehicles	Pod-Capturing Rocket Ship	"Little Nelly" Gyrocopter

CASINO ROYALE
1967	directed by John Huston directed by Ken Hughes directed by Robert Parrish directed by Joseph McGrath directed by Val Guest	Metro Goldwyn Meyer
Bond	David Niven
Bond Girls	Mata Bond Moneypenny The Detainer / James Bond Agent Mimi Miss Goodthighs Vesper Lynd	played by Joanna Pettet played by Barbara Bouchet played by Daliah Lavi played by Deborah Kerr played by Jacqueline Bisset played by Ursula Andress
Villains	Jimmy Bond / Dr. Noah Le Chiffre	played by Woody Allen played by Orson Welles
Counterparts	Evelyn Tremble / James Bond Cooper / James Bond Hadley M	played by Peter Sellers played by Terence Cooper played by Derek Nimmo played by John Huston
Theme Song	The Look of Love	performed by Burt Bacharach
Gadgets & Weapons	Cyanide Corsage Boot Arsenal Poisonous Fly Buttons Flamethrower Pen Fly-Fishing Pole Radio Bagpipe Radio Homing Devise Button Hunting Rifle Grouse Missles Suspenders Cigarette Grenade Video Camera Camera Bow and Arrows Binoculars Hat Gun Poison Pen Video Watch Billy Club	Equiptment Vest Fire Extinquisher Exploding Phone Booth Pistol Poison Pill Antidote Pill Infrared Glasses Bagpipe Machine Gun Mini-Camera Rapier Sword Machine Gun Giant Magnet Atomic Bomb Asprin Acid Pillow Bomb Roulette Wheel Arsenal Ping-Pong Launchers Casino Rail Gun Automated Bows and Arrows Tomahawks
Vehicles	Aston Martin Remote Control Milk Truck Shark Submarine Lotus Formula 3 Car	Flying Saucer Hovercraft Teepee Parachutes
Special Notes	The first of two non-United Artists films, this version was made as a satire so as not to compete with the more well-known version.

ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE
1970	directed by Peter Hunt	United Artists
Bond	George Lazenby	#6
Bond Girls	Teresa Draco Bond Ruby Bartlett Nancy	played by Diana Riggs played by Angela Scoular played by Catherine Von Schell
Villains	Ernest Blofeld Irma Bunt	played by Telly Savalas played by Ilse Steppat
Counterpart	Marcos Draco	played by Gabriele Farzetti
Theme Song	We Have All The Time In The World	performed by Louis Armstrong
Gadgets & Weapons	Folding Sniper's Rifle * Pistol Switchblade Boat Anchor Walther PPK Handgun Fishing Knife * Garrote Watch * Mini Rebreather * Skeleton Key Safe Cracker / Xerox Case Homemade Ruler Lockpick Machine Gun Mountain Climbing Gear	Billy Club Compact Radio Biogenetic Perfume Infrared Binoculars Skis Flare Gun Flamethrower Mini Camera Explosives Grenade * Tributes to former movies.
Special Notes	The only Bond film in which James marries the girl; who is swiftly killed off before the honeymoon.

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
1971	directed by Guy Hamilton	United Artists
Bond	Sean Connery	#7
Bond Girls	Tiffany Case Plenty O'Toole Bambi Thumper	played by Jill St. John played by Lana Wood played by Lola Larson played by Trina Parks
Villains	Ernest Blofeld Mr. Wint Mr. Kidd Dr. Metz	played by Charles Gray played by Bruce Glover played by Putter Smith played by Joseph Furst
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Willard Whyte	played by Norman Burton played by Jimmy Dean
Theme Song	Diamonds Are Forever	performed by Shirley Bassey
Gadgets & Weapons	Revolver Water Gun Walther PPK Handgun Steel Rat Trap Machine Gun Scalpels Scorpion Exaust Pipe Compartment Toolbox Bomb Bible Hidden Compartment Fingerprint Kit and Camera	Closet Fingerprint Display Fake Fingerprints Fire Extinguisher Line Gun Voice Converter Machine Sleeping Gas Electromagnetic Ring Cake Bomb Flaming Shishkabob Skewers Wine Taster Medallion
Vehicles	Moon Buggy Bubble Boat	Mini Sub
Special Notes	In an attempt to rebuild the franchise after the departure of George Lazenby, turning Bond into an American was considered. John Gavin was signed to play 007 until United Artists pulled strings to have Sean Connery return for another picture.

LIVE AND LET DIE
1973	directed by Guy Hamilton	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#8
Bond Girls	Solitaire Rosie Carver	played by Jane Seymour played by Gloria Hendry
Villains	Kananga / Mr. Big Tee Hee Baron Samedi	played by Yaphet Kotto played by Julius W. Harris played by Geoffrey Holder
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Quarrel Jr. Sheriff J. W. Pepper	played by David Hedison played by Roy Stewart played by Clifton James
Theme Song	Live And Let Die	performed by Paul McCartney and Wings
Gadgets & Weapons	Translation Plug Sonic Bomb Switchblade Body Grab Coffin Magnet Watch w/ Saw Blade Car Mirror Gun Reel to Reel Tape Player Revolving Booth Walther PPK Handgun Pistol Lighter Radio Brush Radio Bug Detector Bed Bug Cologne Flamethrower	.38 Smith and Wesson Blow Gun Totem Flute Radio Camera Totem Machine Gun Machete Drop Table Shotgun .357 Magnum Spike Bombs Compressed Gas Gun Fishing Knife Wire Cutters
Vehicles	Hang Glider

THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN
1974	directed by Guy Hamilton	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#9
Bond Girls	Mary Goodnight Andrea Anders Chula Saida	played by Britt Ekland played by Maud Adams played by Chan Yiu Lam played by Carmen Sautoy
Villains	Fransisco Scaramanga Nick Nack Hai Fat	played by Christopher Lee played by Herve Villechaize played by Richard Loo
Counterparts	Lt. Hip Sheriff J. W. Pepper	played by Soon-Taik Oh played by Clifton James
Theme Song	The Man With The Golden Gun	performed by Lulu
Gadgets & Weapons	4.2 mm Golden Gun Aerosol Can Camera Cannon Butt-trigger Rifle Walther PPK Handgun Fake Third Nipple	Trident Speedboat Propeller Blade Walkie-Talkies Lockpick Keys Tracking Devise Knife
Vehicles	Queen Victorian Sunken Base	Flying Jet Car

THE SPY WHO LOVED ME
1977	directed by Lewis Gilbert	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#10
Bond Girls	Agent XXX / Anya Amasova Naomi	played by Barbara Bach played by Caroline Munro
Villains	Karl Stromberg Jaws	played by Curt Jurgens played by Richard Kiel
Counterpart	Captain Benson	played by George Baker
Theme Song	Nobody Does It Better	performed by Carly Simon
Gadgets & Weapons	Music Box Communicator Teletype Watch Walkie-Talkie Ski Pole Shotgun Walther PPK Handgun Microfilm Viewer Cigar Case Cigarette Knockout Gas Tray Blade Stool Ejection Seat Water Pipe Machine Gun Oil Slick Gun	Camel Saddle Blade Microfilm Projector Hydrojet Missles Jet Boat Torpedo Hydraulic Harpoon Gun Machine Guns Grenades Flamethrower Nuclear Detonator Bomb Torpedo Gun Electromagnet
Vehicles	Union Jack Parachute Pack Lotus Esprey Submarine Car	Portable Jetski

MOONRAKER
1979	directed by Lewis Gilbert	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#11
Bond Girls	Holly Goodhead Corinne Dufour Manuela	played by Lois Chiles played by Corinne Clery played by Emily Bolton
Villains	Hugo Drax Jaws Chang	played by Michael Lonsdale played by Richard Kiel played by Toshiro Suga
Theme Song	Moonraker	performed by Shirley Bassey
Gadgets & Weapons	Revolver Mirror Video Display Dart Gun Watch Safe Cracker Cigarette Case Mini Camera Hunting Rifle Sniper's Rifle Knife Thrower Coffin Machine Gun Lockpick Tools Biogenetic Nerve Gas Globes Bamboo Sword Glass-handled Saber Chain	Hypo Pen Dart Gun Diary Flamethrower Perfume Purse Radio Gas Mask Knife Billy Club Scalpel Exploding Bolos Siesta Machine Gun Laser Rifle Portrait Video Display Plastique Watch Tazer Rods
Vehicles	Parachute Motorized Gondola Hovercraft	Armored Motor Boat w/ Hang Glider Laser Jet Packs

FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
1981	directed by John Glen	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#12
Bond Girls	Melina Havelock Bibi Dahl Countess Lisi VonShlout	played by Carole Bouquet played by Lynn-Holly Johnson played by Cassandra Harris
Villains	Ares Kristatos Amele Leopold Locque Erik Kriegier	played by Julian Glover played by Michael Gothard played by John Wyman
Counterparts	Miles Colombo / The Dove Luigi Ferrara	played by Topol played by John Moreno
Theme Song	For Your Eyes Only	performed by Sheena Easton
Gadgets & Weapons	Mine Binoculars Pistol Walther PPK Handgun Beach Umbrella Machine Gun Sniper's Crossbow Identigraph Cast Club Umbrella Claws Skier's Rifle Skis Ski Pole	Skates and Hockey Sticks Candle Tape Recorder Harpoon Gun Throwing Knife Grenades Scuba Gear Deep Sea Diving Gear Magnetic Thermite Bomb Knife Rock Climbing Gear Switchblade Radio Watch
Vehicles	Remote-Controlled Helicopter Lotus Esprey Car	Spiked Motorcycle Neptune Submarine

OCTOPUSSY
1983	directed by John Glen	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#13
Bond Girls	Octopussy Magda	played by Maud Adams played by Kristina Wayborn
Villains	Kamal Gobinda General Orlov Mishka Grishka	played by Louis Jourdan played by Kabir Bedi played by Steven Berkoff played by David Meyer played by Anthony Meyer
Counterpart	Vijay	played by Vijay Amritraj
Theme Song	All Time High	performed by Rita Coolidge
Gadgets & Weapons	Briefcase Compartment Time Bomb Machine Gun Throwing Knife Shotgun Walther PPK Handgun Star Sword Machete Sabre Knife Mace Electric Rope Ram Door Faberge Egg Tracking Devise Acid Pen Radio Directional Watch	Television Watch Rope Sash Hunting Rifle Yo-Yo Saw Binoculars Battle Axe Garrote Dart Gun Blow Torch Bolo Rope Billy Club Swing Line Cargo Net Lift Pole Pistol
Vehicles	Horse Stall Hangar w/ Minijet Parachute	Alligator Submarine Union Jack Hot Air Balloon
Special Notes	Adams was chosen to be a Bond girl for the second time due to questions of whether or not Moore would return. The studio wanted a familiar face to Bond fans in the film in case Moore didn't sign. James Brolin was set to play Bond (the second time an American was cast in the part). Unfortunately for him, Moore returned.

NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN
1983	directed by Irvin Kershner	Orion
Bond	Sean Connery
Bond Girls	Domino Petachi Fatima Blush Nicole	played by Kim Basinger played by Barbara Carrera played by Saskia Cohen Tanugi
Villains	Maxamillion Largo Ernest Blofeld	played by Klaus Brandauer played by Max Von Sydow
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Nigel Small-Fawcett	played by Bernie Casey played by Rowan Atkinson
Theme Song	Never Say Never Again	performed by Lani Hall
Gadgets & Weapons	Machine Gun Frisbee Decoy Wire Rider Blowgun Swingline Flash Bomb Switchblade Suitcase Refrigerator Portable Optical Scanner Nightvision Binoculars Plastique w/ Remote Control Scuba Gear	Rocket Pen Walther PPK Handgun Laser Watch Tracker-Controlled Shark Diving Knife High-Powered Telescope Cigar Holder Torpedo Jet Platform Sub-Machine Gun Grenades Harpoon Gun
Vehicles	Motorcycle	Hydrobarge
Special Notes	The second non-UA Bond film was made as direct competition and starred Connery, who reprised the role after vowing to never return again. A remake of Thunderball, Connery agreed to do this film in order to do the movie based upon the original novel.

A VIEW TO A KILL
1985	directed by John Glen	United Artists
Bond	Roger Moore	#14
Bond Girls	Stacey Sutton May Day Jenny Flex Pola Ivanova Kimberley Jones	played by Tanya Roberts played by Grace Jones played by Alison Doody played by Fiona Fullerton played by Mary Stavin
Villains	Max Zorin Scarpine Dr. Carl Mortner	played by Christopher Walken played by Patrick Bauchau played by Willoughby Gray
Counterparts	Sir Godfried Tibbett Chuck Lee	played by Patrick Macnee played by David Yip
Theme Song	A View To A Kill	performed by Duran Duran
Gadgets & Weapons	Tracking Devise Machine Gun Grappling Hook Flare Gun Microcomparitor Robotic Surveillance System Butterfly Hook Walther PPK Handgun Fishing Pole Electric Razor Bug Detector Mini Cassette Player Tint-removing Sunglasses Skeleton Key Carbon Copying Wallet Camera Ring Stethascope Microchip Hypo Hypo Trigger Cane Riding Crop	Garrote Scuba Gear Microphone Pole Waterproof Tape Recorder Timer Mine Pistol Electric Credit Card Lockpick Shotgun Chain Explosives Fire Extinquisher Fire Axe Garotte Watch * Flamethrower Lighter * Acid Pen * * Seen in deleted scene.
Vehicles	Iceburg Submarine Hidden Parachute	Blimp
Special Notes	This movie is not only Roger Moore's last Bond film, but also Lois Maxwell's as Miss Moneypenny.

THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS
1987	directed by John Glen	United Artists
Bond	Timothy Dalton	#15
Bond Girls	Kara Milovy Rubavitch	played by Maryam d'Abo played by Virginia Hey
Villains	General Georgi Koskov Brad Whitaker Necros	played by Jeroen Krabbe played by Joe Don Baker played by Andreas Wisniewski
Counterparts	General Leonid Pushkin Kamran Shah Felix Leiter Saunders	played by John Rhys-Davies played by Art Malik played by John Terry played by Thomas Wheatley
Theme Song	The Living Daylights Where Has Every Body Gone If There Was A Man	performed by A-Ha performed by The Pretenders performed by The Pretenders
Gadgets & Weapons	Grappling Hook Pistol Knife Explosives Folding Bionoculars Stealth Tuxedo Sniper's Rifle Nightvision Binoculars Ghetto Blaster Headphone Garotte Rake Weapon Detector Walther PPK Handgun Milk Bomb Gas Bomb Key Ring Gas Mask Skeleton Key Body Grab Couch Machine Gun Remote-controlled Camera Starlight Scope	Machine Pistol Mini Missles Walkman Remote Door Bomb Binocular Glasses Panic Button Watch Bulletproof Vest Cloral Hydrate Martini Handcuffs Billy Club Rifle Plastique Utility Belt Grenade Rocket Launcher Wire Mic Radio Body Armor Machine Gun Remote-controlled Cannon Flying Carpet * * Seen in deleted scene.
Vehicles	Parachute w/ Secondary Chute Transcontenental Pipeline Harrier Jet	Aston Martin Cello Case Jeep Drop Parachute

A LICENSE TO KILL
1989	directed by John Glen	United Artists
Bond	Timothy Dalton	#16
Bond Girls	Pam Bouvier Lupe Lamora Leti Della Churchill-Leiter	played by Carey Lowell played by Talisa Soto played by Diana Lee-Hsu played by Priscilla Barnes
Villains	Franz Sanchez Milton Krest Dario Truman Lodge Helier Professor Joe Butcher Killfor President Hector Lopez	played by Robert Davi played by Anthony Zerbe played by Benicio Del Toro played by Anthony Starke played by Don Stroud played by Wayne Newton played by Everett McGill played by Pedro Armendariz Jr.
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Sharky	played by David Hedison played by Frank McRae
Theme Song	License To Kill If You Asked Me To	performed by Gladys Knight performed by Patti LaBelle
Gadgets & Weapons	.44 Magnum Scuba Gear Polehook Manaray Camo Scuba Gear Diving Knife Harpoon Gun Sawed-Off Shotgun Swordfish Kevlar Vest Explosive Alarm Clock Dentinite Plastique Toothpaste Cigarette Detonator	.220 ID Video Camera Gun Camera Sniper Expansion Kit Poloroid Laser Gun Cummerbund Rope Kit Web Netting Cyanide Tablet Fire Axe Broom Radio Sub-Machine Gun Fire Extinquisher Stinger Missles Machete Leiter's Lighter
Special Notes	The basis for this film set Bond history: This was the last appearance of Felix Leiter in this continuity of the franchise, who is crippled by being fed to a shark. The crippling of Felix in is taken fairly accurately (beyond the surrounding story) from the book Live and Let Die. This was also one of the few times when an actor who had played Felix previously returned to the role, another link with Live and Let Die.	The character of Milton Krest comes from the short story The Hildebrand Rarity, one of the collection of stories found in the For Your Eyes Only collection. Other stories in this collection include From A View To A Kill, Quantum of Solace and Risico.

GOLDENEYE
1995	directed by Martin Campbell	United Artists
Bond	Pierce Brosnan	#17
Bond Girls	Natalia Nasanoliov Xenia Onatopp Inna Caroline	played by Izabella Scorupco played by Famke Janssen played by Minnie Driver played by Serina Gordon
Villains	Agent 006 / Alec Trevelyam Colonel Alcaldi Ourumov Boris Grishenko	played by Sean Bean played by Gottfried John played by Alan Cumming
Counterparts	Jack Waide Valentin Zukovsky	played by Joe Don Baker played by Robbie Coltrane
Theme Song	Goldeneye	performed by Tina Turner
Gadgets & Weapons	Grappling Hook Gun Lock Decoder Walther PPK Handgun Machine Gun Telescopic Digital Camera Goldeneye Orbital Electromagnetic Cannon Foot Cast Rocket Launcher Repelling Cord Belt	Phone Booth Airbag Snare X-Ray Scanner Tea Tray Grenade Pen Ejector Desk Tranquilizer Dart Sub-Machine Gun Laser Watch Portable Video Monitor Remote Detonation Mines
Vehicles	Bungee Cord Aston Martin DB5 Tiger Stealth Helecopter	BMW Soviet Tank
Special Notes	This film marked the beginning of Judi Dench's role as M (formerly played by Bernard Lee and Robert Brown), establishing the retirement of the former head of MI6. This also marks the first time Samantha Bond assumed the role of Miss Moneypenny (formerly played by Lois Maxwell and Caroline Bliss).	This film proved to be a more accurate portrayal of the novel Moonraker than the film by that title. In the book, Hugo Drax's reason for hating England goes back to World War II (he was a Nazi), had a personal reason to hate Bond, and pretended to be a good and heroic Englishman. His plan was to destroy London with a nuclear weapon, the Moonraker, while Alec's plan was to drag London back into the 19th century by hitting it with a nuclear weapon (EMP), the Goldeneye. For all the fighting Bond did, both plans were thwarted by the Bond Girl, who was very familiar with the weapons' navigation systems: Drax's secratary and Special Branch agent Gala Brand in Moonraker, Natalia in Goldeneye.

TOMORROW NEVER DIES
1997	directed by Roger Spottiswoode	United Artists
Bond	Pierce Brosnan	#18
Bond Girls	Wai' Lin Paris Carver Professor Inga Bergstrom PR Lady	played by Michelle Yeoh played by Terri Hatcher played by Cecilie Thomson played by Daphne Deckers
Villains	Elliot Carver Stamper Henry Gupta Dr. Kaufman	played by Jonathan Pryce played by Gotz Otto played by Ricky Jay played by Vincent Schavelli
Counterpart	Jack Waide	played by Joe Don Baker
Theme Song	Tomorrow Never Dies	performed by Sheryl Crow
Gadgets & Weapons	Zoom Camera w/Satalite Feed Lighter Grenade Magnetic Grenade Submachine Gun Stealth Boat Sea-Vac Drill Torpedo Scrambled Cell Phone Multipurpose Cell Phone Walther PPK Handgun Repelling Cord Bracelet Scuba Gear Underwater Flare Harpoon Gun Handcuffs Fisherman's Hook	Steel Clothes Line Lockpick Earring Bicycle Wheel Frame Macroft .59 Pistol Remote Detonation Watch Dragon's Head Flamethrower Wiredart Fan Bike Part Catapult Mines Knife Nightvision Binoculars Grenade Throwing Star Missles Detonators
Vehicles	BMW 750IL	HALO Jump Gear

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH
1999	directed by Michael Apted	United Artists
Bond	Pierce Brosnan	#19
Bond Girls	Christmas Jones Electra King Dr. Molly Warmflash	played by Denise Richards played by Sophie Marceau played by Serena Scott Thomas
Villain	Victor Socast / Renard	played by Robert Carlyle
Counterpart	Valentin Zukovsky	played by Robbie Coltrane
Theme Song	The World Is Not Enough	performed by Garbage
Gadgets & Weapons	Gun Bomb Pistol Knife Extension Cord Exploding Money Lapel Pin Trigger Sniper Machine Gun Rocket Launcher Bagpipe Machine Gun Bubble Jacket X-Ray Sunglasses Machine Gun	Lamp Watch Walther PPK Handgun Pocket Knife Grappling Hook Watch Helecoptor Saw Crobar Plutonium Locator Card Briefcase Bomb Neck-Breaker Torture Chair Cane Gun Plutonium Rod Heat Signature Satellite
Vehicles	Q Boat Hot Air Balloon BMW	Skis Fan Snowmobile
Special Notes	This film marks the retirement of Q (Desmond Liewelyn - who passed away soon afterward), who is replaced by R (John Cleese). This marks the merging of two of England's most popular entertainment exports: James Bond and Monty Python. (Now all Bond needs is his own Tartus.)

DIE ANOTHER DAY
2002	directed by Lee Tamahori	United Artists
Bond	Pierce Brosnan	#20
Bond Girls	Jinx Miranda Frost Versi	played by Halle Berry played by Rosamund Pike played by Madonna
Villains	Gustav Graves Zao Colonel Moon	played by Toby Stevens played by Rick Yune played by Will Yun Lee
Counterparts	Falco Raoul	played by Michael Madson played by Emilio Echevarria
Theme Song	Die Another Day	performed by Madonna
Gadgets & Weapons	Surfboard Espionage Kit Sub-Machine Gun Satalite Beacon Knife Walther PPK Handgun C-4 Kit w/ Detonator Watch Internet Uplink Camera Flamethrower Tankbuster Rocket Launcher Rail Gun Binoculars Diving Knife * Switchblade Baretta 9 mm w/Silencer Plastique Cell Phone Remote Oxygen Tank Rapier Sword Saber Sword Katana Long Sword	Broadsword Holographic Training Room Suitcase Knife * Shoe Knife * Ultrasonic Ring Laser Watch * Icarus Electric Gauntlet Window Removal Kit Repelling Kit Minature Rebreather * Industrial Laser * Comb Dagger Sniper's Rifle Icarus Battle Suit Throwing Knife Katana Short Sword * Tributes to former movies.
Vehicles	Hovercraft Union Jack Parachute * Aligator Submarine * Jet Pack * Aston Martin Vanish	Rocket Car Snowmobile Jaguar Switchblade Personal Jet

CASINO ROYALE
2006	directed by Martin Campbell	United Artists
Bond	Daniel Craig	R1
Bond Girls	Vesper Lynd Solange Valenka	played by Eva Green played by Caterina Murino played by Ivana Milicevic
Villains	Le Chiffre Alex Dimitrios Mr. White Steven Obanno Mollaka	played by Mads Mikkelsen played by Simon Abkarian played by Jesper Christensen played by Isaach De Bankolé played by Sebastien Foucan
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Rene Mathis	played by Jeffrey Wright played by Giancarlo Giannini
Theme Song	You Know My Name	performed by Chris Cornell
Gadgets & Weapons	Walther P99 Handgun Sony Ericsson Cell Phone Laptop Computer Machete Portable Defibrilator	Universal Poison Antidote Kit Subdermal Microtracker Miniture Bugging Devise Heckler & Koch UMP9 Machine Gun
Vehicles	Aston Martin DBS
Special Notes	This film marks the official reboot of the franchise.

QUANTUM OF SOLACE
2008	directed by Marc Forster	United Artists
Bond	Daniel Craig	R2
Bond Girls	Camille Rivera Strawberry Fields	played by Olga Kurylenko played by Gemma Arterton
Villains	Dominic Greene General Medrano Elvis Mr. White Mr. Slate	played by Mathieu Amalric played by Joaquin Cosío played by Anatole Taubman played by Jesper Christensen played by Neil Jackson
Counterparts	Felix Leiter Rene Mathis	played by Jeffrey Wright played by Giancarlo Giannini
Theme Song	Another Way To Die	performed by Alicia Keys and Jack White
Gadgets & Weapons	Walther P99 Handgun Money Tags Lockpick Switchblade Knife Handgun Tracker Business Card Cellphone w/ GPS Tracking, Camera & Computer Interface	Sub-machine Gun Anchor Voice-activated Computer Wall Terminal Ear Bud Radio Mirror Computer Terminal Fire Axe
Vehicles	Aston Martin DBS V12 Fishing Boat	Motorcycle Range Rover ATV