Ian Fleming is the most influential writer of spy fiction. His signature creation, James Bond, is the archetype of the fictional secret agent: suave, sharp, armed with high-tech gadgets, and ...

The James Bond movie that started it all is still one of the best in the franchise. However, the character's creator didn't seem to think so.

Ian Fleming's original Bond novels were initially published, and set in, the 1950s, while, of course Sean Connery's debut as James Bond in Dr. No in 1962, change the course of cinema in that decade.

Colonel Sun Lives. Perhaps the most obvious example is the teaming of Bond with a Communist agent, which was the crux of 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me.In that movie – which has almost nothing to ...

Ian Fleming, the British writer best known for creating the world's most famous spy, is back in the spotlight decades after his death. Before he published the James Bond stories that made him ...