The Bond Project

Dr. No

1962
110 minutes
Terence Young

A resourceful British government agent seeks answers in a case involving the disappearance of a colleague and the disruption of the American space program.

Kill Count 12

4

Others 8

Conquests 3

Honeychile Ryder, Miss Taro, Sylvia Trench

Alcohol Units 11.5

Box-Office Return 59.6

Budget	1
Worldwide Box-Office	59.6
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'James Bond Theme'
by Monty Norman
Performed by John Barry & Orchestra

Geiger counter

Bond has to request one from Britain before using it to determine the radioactivity of Crab Key, suggesting they were uncommon pieces of equipment. The very first James Bond gadget.

Dragon tank

Armored vehicle painted with teeth and armed with a flamethrower to scare off or kill intruders on Crab Key.

Dr No's Lair, Crab Key, Jamaica

London, UK

Kingston, Jamaica

239/2171 Magenta Drive, Jamaica

Crab Key, Jamaica

Honeychile Ryder (Honey)

Ursula Andress

1962

From Russia with Love

1963
115 minutes
Terence Young

James Bond willingly falls into an assassination plot involving a naive Russian beauty in order to retrieve the Lektor, a Soviet encryption device that was stolen by S.P.E.C.T.R.E.

Kill Count 27

11

Others 16

Conquests 4

Sylvia Trench, Tatiana Romanova, Vida, Zora

Alcohol Units 16

Box-Office Return 39.45

Budget	2
Worldwide Box-Office	78.9
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Robert Brownjohn

'James Bond Is Back/From Russia with Love/James Bond Theme'
by John Barry, Lionel Bart, Monty Norman
Performed by John Barry

Dagger shoe

A shoe with a concealed poisoned blade tip, which can kill in 12 seconds. Worn by SPECTRE agents, including Rosa Klebb and Morzeny.

Simplon Orient Express

A route that stretched from Istanbul to Paris. It was famous for the great luxury put into many of the carriages in a time when railway travel was the most common method of covering great distances.

Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul, Turkey

Basilica Cistern, Turkey

Gypsy Camp, Turkey

Simplon Orient Express

Belgrade, Serbia

Zagreb, Croatia

Venice, Italy

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Anthony Dawson

Tatiana Romanova (Caroline Somerset)

Daniela Bianchi

1963

Goldfinger

1964
110 minutes
Guy Hamilton

While investigating a gold magnate’s smuggling, James Bond uncovers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox gold reserve.

Kill Count 77

9

Others 68

Conquests 2

Jill Masterson, Pussy Galore

Alcohol Units 12

Box-Office Return 41.6

Budget	3
Worldwide Box-Office	124.9
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Robert Brownjohn

'Goldfinger'
by Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley, John Barry
Performed by Shirley Bassey

Industrial laser

Powerful enough to put a laser dot on the moon, but able to cut through steel at very close range. Used to try to kill Bond and cut open the Fort Knox vault.

Aston Martin DB5

Revolving Number Plates

GPS Dashboard

Tire Slashers

Smoke Screen

Oil Slick

Rear Bullet-Proof Screen

Front Wing Machine Guns

Ejector Seat

Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA

Miami, Florida, USA

MI6, London, UK

Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire golf course, UK

Geneva, Switzerland

Stans, Switzerland

Furka Pass, Switzerland

Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

1964

Thunderball

1965
130 minutes
Terence Young

James Bond heads to the Bahamas to recover two nuclear warheads stolen by S.P.E.C.T.R.E. Agent Emilio Largo in an international extortion scheme.

Kill Count 110

20

Others 90

Conquests 3

Dominique Derval, Fiona Volpe, Patricia Fearing

Alcohol Units 14.5

Box-Office Return 15.69

Budget	9
Worldwide Box-Office	111.6
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Thunderball'
by John Barry, Don Black
Performed by Tom Jones

Jetpack

A Bell Rocket Belt jetpack, a real device developed for use in the army, which had several limitations: it got exceedingly hot, and could only maintain flight for about 20 seconds.

Disco Volante

A hydrofoil motoryacht made up of 2 detachable parts, the catamaran stern (a 15 m long cocoon housing the flybridge), which can be clipped onto the forward drive section. Used to transport stolen atomic bombs.

Underwater Battle, Bahamas

Château d'Anet, France

Paris, France

Shrublands Health Retreat, UK

MI6, London, UK

Paradise Island, Bahamas

Miami, Florida, USA

Jacques Bouvar (Number Six)

Bob Simmons

Dominique Derval (Domino)

Claudine Auger

1965

Casino Royale (67)

1967
131 minutes
John Huston, Val Guest, Ken Hughes, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish

After the death of M, Sir James Bond is called back out of retirement to stop SMERSH. In order to trick SMERSH and Le Chiffre, Bond thinks up the ultimate plan: every agent will be named James Bond.

Kill Count 435

15

Others 420

Box-Office Return 3.47

Budget	12
Worldwide Box-Office	41.7
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Richard Williams

'Casino Royale Theme'
by Burt Bacharach
Performed by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass

Flying Saucer

SMERSH’s giant flying saucer is used to kidnap Bond’s daughter Mata Hari.

Volkswagen T1 Pick-Up

VW T1 Pritsche “Bulli”

Trafalgar Square, London

10 Downing Street, London, UK

Mereworth Castle, Kent, UK

Trafalgar Square, London, UK

1967

You Only Live Twice

1967
117 minutes
Lewis Gilbert

Secret Agent James Bond and the Japanese Secret Service must find and stop the true culprit of a series of space hijackings, before war is provoked between Russia and the United States.

Kill Count 196

21

Others 175

Conquests 3

Aki, Helga Brandt, Kissy Suzuki

Alcohol Units 9.5

Box-Office Return 11.74

Budget	9.5
Worldwide Box-Office	111.6
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'You Only Live Twice'
by John Barry, Leslie Bricusse
Performed by Nancy Sinatra

X-Ray Desk

Used by Osato to identify any concealed firearms that his prospective ‘clients’ may have.

Little Nellie (WA-116)

A portable autogyro built by Q Branch, which fits into a small duffel bag and can be assembled anywhere. Includes machine guns, heat seeking missiles, aerial mines and rocket launchers.

Volcano Lair, Japan

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Pentagon Washington, USA

Cape Kennedy, Florida, USA

Baikonur Cosmodrome, Russia

CIA base, Norway

Tokyo, Japan

Kobe, Japan

Himeji Castle, Japan

Ebino & Kyushu, Japan

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Donald Pleasence

1967

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

1969
142 minutes
Peter R. Hunt

James Bond woos a mob boss’ daughter and goes undercover to uncover the true reason for Ernst Stavro Blofeld’s allergy research in the Swiss Alps involving beautiful women from around the world.

Kill Count 42

5

Others 37

Conquests 3

Nancy, Ruby Bartlett, Teresa "Tracy" Bond

Alcohol Units 9.5

Box-Office Return 10.25

Budget	8
Worldwide Box-Office	82
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'
by John Barry, Hal David
Performed by The John Barry Orchestra

Angel of Death kit

Presented by Blofeld as a Christmas present to the Angels of Death, the kit includes a communications device disguised as a pocket mirror and a deadly virus disguised as a perfume spray.

Aston Martin DBS (1969)

Olive green car with an inexplicable lack of bulletproof windows. Custom-built storage compartment inside the passenger glove box for a weapon.

Piz Gloria, Switzerland

Estoril, Portugal

MI6, London, UK

Piz Gloria, Switzerland

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Telly Savalas

Teresa "Tracy" Bond (Contessa di Vicenzo)

Diana Rigg

1969

Diamonds Are Forever

1971
120 minutes
Guy Hamilton

A diamond smuggling investigation leads James Bond to Las Vegas, where he uncovers an evil plot involving a rich business tycoon.

Kill Count 49

7

Others 42

Conquests 1

Tiffany Case

Alcohol Units 6

Box-Office Return 16.1

Budget	7.2
Worldwide Box-Office	116
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Diamonds Are Forever'
by John Barry, Don Black
Performed by Shirley Bassey

La Bombe Surprise

Cake with an explosive filling: a domed shell covered in cake icing hiding a small explosive device with a timer.

Moon Buggy

While escaping from Willard Whyte’s Tectronics, Bond steals this moon buggy and drives it out into the desert.

Las Vegas, USA

Tokyo, Japan

Cairo, Egypt

MI6, London, UK

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Las Vegas, USA

Los Angeles, USA

Oil Rig, Baja California, USA

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Charles Gray

1971

Live and Let Die

1973
121 minutes
Guy Hamilton

James Bond is sent to New York to investigate the mysterious deaths of British agents. On his journey he meets a voodoo master and a tarot card reader.

Kill Count 15

8

Others 7

Conquests 3

Miss Caruso, Rosie Carver, Simone Latrelle

Alcohol Units 15.5

Box-Office Return 23.1

Budget	7
Worldwide Box-Office	161.8
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Live and Let Die'
by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney
Performed by Paul McCartney & Wings

Voodoo Figures

Found in the jungles of Dr. Kananga’s island, these voodoo scrarecrows contain surveillance cameras as well as shoot poison darts at unwanted guests.

Glastron GT-150 Boat

James Bond uses a Glastron GT150 speedboat in a thrilling chase through the Louisiana marches. The boat made a record-breaking 120ft jump.

Fillet of Soul, New York

New York City, USA

San Monique, Caribbean

Bond's home, London, UK

Green Grotto Caves, USA

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Simone Latrelle (Solitaire)

Jane Seymour

1973

The Man with the Golden Gun

1974
125 minutes
Guy Hamilton

James Bond is targeted by the world’s most expensive assassin, while he attempts to recover sensitive solar cell technology that is being sold to the highest bidder.

Kill Count 6

1

Others 5

Conquests 2

Andrea Anders, Mary Goodnight

Alcohol Units 11.5

Box-Office Return 13.9

Budget	7
Worldwide Box-Office	97.6
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'The Man with the Golden Gun'
by John Barry, Don Black
Performed by Lulu

Fake Nipple

Bond uses this as part of his disguise to appear to be Scaramanga who has a supernumerary mammary gland (a third nipple).

Airplane Car Attachment

A pair of wings, tail section, and a turbine jet that comes as an attachment to Scaramanga’s AMC Matador Coupe. Enables his vehicle to fly large distances.

Scaramanga's Lair

MI6, London, UK

Beirut, Lebanon

Macao, Macao

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Bangkok, Thailand

Ko Tapu, Thailand

1974

The Spy Who Loved Me

1977
125 minutes
Lewis Gilbert

James Bond investigates the hijacking of British and Russian submarines carrying nuclear warheads, with the help of a K.G.B. Agent, whose lover he killed.

Kill Count 147

31

Others 116

Conquests 3

Harem Tent Girl, Log Cabin Girl, Maj. Anya Amasova

Alcohol Units 7

Box-Office Return 13.2

Budget	14
Worldwide Box-Office	185.4
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Nobody Does It Better'
by Marvin Hamlisch, Carole Bayer Sager
Performed by Carly Simon

Atlantis Sea Base

Stromberg’s main base of operations located off the coast of Sardinia, Italy. This gigantic sea base is capable of submersing and re-appearing above the surface of the water.

Lotus Esprit S1 Submarine

Wet Nellie is a custom-built Lotus Esprit S1 sports car that can convert into a submarine. It can launch a surface-to-air missile

Abu Simbel Temples, Egypt

Alps, Austria

KGB, Moscow, Russia

Royal Navy submarine pens, UK

Cairo, Egypt

Luxor, Egypt

River Nile, Egypt

Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, Italy

Karl Stromberg (CEO Stromberg Shipping)

Curt Jurgens

General Anatol Gogol (Head of KGB)

Walter Gotell

Maj. Anya Amasova (Agent Triple X)

Barbara Bach

1977

Moonraker

1979
126 minutes
Lewis Gilbert

James Bond investigates the mid-air theft of a space shuttle, and discovers a plot to commit global genocide.

Kill Count 81

12

Others 69

Conquests 3

Corinne Dufour, Dr. Holly Goodhead, Manuela

Alcohol Units 7

Box-Office Return 6.78

Budget	31
Worldwide Box-Office	210
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Moonraker'
by John Barry, Hal David
Performed by Shirley Bassey

Safe-cracking device (cigarette case)

X-ray safe cracking device that is concealed within a cigarette case.

Drax Space Station

The Moonraker Space Station was secretly built for Drax Industries as a space colony for his ‘master race’ which would repopulate Earth once its population was annihilated with a deadly nerve toxin.

Sugar Loaf, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

MI6, London, UK

Drax's Villa, California, USA

Venice, Italy

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Amazon, Brazil

Kremlin, Moscow, Russia

Drax's Space Station

1979

For Your Eyes Only

1981
127 minutes
John Glen

James Bond is assigned to find a missing British vessel, equipped with a weapons encryption device and prevent it from falling into enemy hands.

Kill Count 54

18

Others 36

Conquests 1

Melina Havelock

Alcohol Units 10.5

Box-Office Return 6.975

Budget	28
Worldwide Box-Office	195.3
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'For Your Eyes Only'
by Bill Conti, Mick Leeson
Performed by Sheena Easton

Identigraph

An early computer-like device to assemble an identikit of a person by selecting characteristics from a variety of features such as hair colour and style, nose shape, eyeglasses etc.

Citroën 2CV

It’s definitely not fast, but its unique shape allows it to survive tumbles, and its light weight allows it to be picked up by several people when it flips on its side.

St Cyril's Monastery, Greece

Stoke Pokes, Buckinghamshire, UK

MI6, London, UK

KGB, Moscow, Russia

Madrid, Spain

St Cyril's Meteora Monastery, Greece

Corfu, Greece

10 Downing Street, London, UK

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

John Hollis

Countess Lisl von Schlaf

Cassandra Harris

1981

Octopussy

1983
131 minutes
John Glen

A fake Fabergé egg, and a fellow Agent’s death, lead James Bond to uncover an international jewel-smuggling operation, headed by the mysterious Octopussy, being used to disguise a nuclear attack on N.A.T.O. forces.

Kill Count 58

15

Others 43

Conquests 2

Magda, Octopussy

Alcohol Units 14.5

Box-Office Return 6.818

Budget	27.5
Worldwide Box-Office	187.5
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'All Time High'
by John Barry, Tim Rice, Stephen Short
Performed by Rita Coolidge

Fake crocodile

A crocodile-shaped submersible used by Bond to enter Octopussy’s island.

Universal Exports Company Kart

While escaping would-be pursuers in India, Bond and Vijay escape on this “Universal Exports Company Kart,” capable of performing wheelies and possessing more speed than any normal rickshaw.

Octopussy International Circus Train

MI6, London, UK

Jag Mandir, India

Moscow, Russia

Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Russia

West Berlin, Germany

East Berlin, Germany

1983

Never Say Never Again

1983
134 minutes
Irvin Kershner

A S.P.E.C.T.R.E. Agent has stolen two American nuclear warheads, and James Bond must find their targets before they are detonated.

Kill Count 32

2

Others 30

Conquests 4

Bahamas Lady, Domino Petachi, Fatima Blush, Patricia Fearing

Alcohol Units 3

Box-Office Return 4.44

Budget	36
Worldwide Box-Office	160
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Micheline Roquebrune

'Never Say Never Again'
by Michel Legrand
Performed by Lani Hall

Iris Scanner

Biometric authentication process used to secure W-80 thermo nuclear warheads, which can be fooled by a corneal transplant.

Yamaha XJ650 Turbo

A motorbike built by Q Branch, complete with rocket launchers and a ‘futuristic’ fairing.

Bond's Villa

Riviera, France

Nassau, Bahamas

Fort Carré, Antibes, France

Almeria, Spain

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Max Von Sydow

Fatima Blush (Number Twelve)

Barbara Carrera

1983

A View To A Kill

1985
131 minutes
John Glen

The recovery of a microchip off the body of a fellow agent, leads James Bond to a mad industrialist who plans to create a worldwide microchip monopoly by destroying California’s Silicon Valley.

Kill Count 62

5

Others 57

Conquests 4

Kimberley Jones, May Day, Pola Ivanova, Stacey Sutton

Alcohol Units 14.5

Box-Office Return 5.08

Budget	30
Worldwide Box-Office	152.6
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'A View to a Kill'
by John Barry, Duran Duran
Performed by Duran Duran

Zorin Airship

Max Zorin’s private airship that he moors to the framework of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Iceberg Submarine

Bond escapes from Iceland in a submarine that camouflages as an iceberg.

Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

Siberia, Russia

MI6, London, UK

Ascot, UK

Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

Château de Chantilly, France

San Francisco, California, USA

1985

The Living Daylights

1987
130 minutes
John Glen

James Bond is sent to investigate a KGB policy to kill all enemy spies and uncovers an arms deal that potentially has major global ramifications.

Kill Count 42

13

Others 29

Conquests 2

Kara Milovy, Linda

Alcohol Units 5.5

Box-Office Return 4.78

Budget	40
Worldwide Box-Office	191.2
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'The Living Daylights'
by John Barry, Pål Waaktaar
Performed by A-ha

Pipeline Escape Pod

A device used to clean and monitor gas pipelines. It has been refitted to contain a single passenger to travel through the pipeline system. General Koskov was placed inside it and smuggled into Austria.

Aston Martin V8 Vantage Volante

The first English supercar, modified by Q for winter weather: skis, spiked tyres, rocket propulsion, lasers in the hub caps, guided missile system and more. It’s one of the most gadgeted cars of the Bond films.

Upper Rock, Gibraltar

Upper Rock, Gibraltar

MI6, London, UK

Bladen Safe House, UK

Bratislava, Slovakia

Vienna, Austria

Tangier, Morocco

Soviet airbase, Afghanistan

Baluchistan, Pakistan

General Leonid Pushkin (Head of the KGB)

John Rhys-Davies

1987

Licence to Kill

1989
133 minutes
John Glen

After capturing a drug lord, Felix Leiter is left for dead and his wife is murdered. James Bond goes rogue and seeks vengeance on those responsible, as he infiltrates an organisation posing as a hitman.

Kill Count 23

10

Others 13

Conquests 2

Lupe Lamora, Pam Bouvier

Alcohol Units 4

Box-Office Return 3.71

Budget	42
Worldwide Box-Office	156
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Maurice Binder

'Licence to Kill'
by Narada Michael Walden, Jeffrey Cohen, Walter Afanasieff
Performed by Gladys Knight

Signature Camera Gun

A camera that when put together becomes a sniper rifle. It can be programmed to fire only if the handprint matches the one set in its memory.

Tanker Truck (Kenworth)

Bond and Sanchez battle it out in tanker trucks over a stretch of highway known as the Rumarosa Pass in Mexicali.

Olimpatec Meditation Institute

Key West, Florida, USA

Bimini Islands, Bahamas

Cray Key, Bahamas

MI6, London, UK

Isthmus City, Republic of Isthmus

Olimpatec Meditation Institute, Isthmus

1989

GoldenEye

1995
130 minutes
Martin Campbell

Years after a friend and fellow 00 agent is killed on a joint mission, a secret space based weapons program known as “GoldenEye” is stolen. James Bond sets out to stop a Russian crime syndicate from using the weapon.

Kill Count 72

47

Others 25

Conquests 2

Caroline, Natalya Simonova

Alcohol Units 8

Box-Office Return 5.905

Budget	60
Worldwide Box-Office	356
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'GoldenEye'
by Bono, The Edge
Performed by Tina Turner

Wheelchair and leg cast missile

Tested by Q Branch, this gadget was made to look like someone had broken their leg, when in fact, the leg hid a missile, which could be fired from the seated position.

T-55 Tank

Bond steals a Russian tank and uses it to chase Ourumov through the streets of St. Petersburg. During the chase, Bond destroys numerous buildings and cars before taking a moment to admire his handiwork and fix his tie.

GoldenEye, Cuba

Arkangelsk chemical weapons facility, Russia

Monte Carlo, Monaco

MI6, London, UK

Severnaya Satellite Control Station, Russia

Saint Petersburg, Russia

Florida Keys, USA

Satellite Dish, Cuba

General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov

Gottfried John

1995

Tomorrow Never Dies

1997
119 minutes
Roger Spottiswoode

James Bond sets out to stop a media mogul’s plan to induce war between China and the U.K in order to obtain exclusive global media coverage.

Kill Count 54

30

Others 24

Conquests 3

Paris Carver, Prof. Inga Bergstrøm, Wai Lin

Alcohol Units 22

Box-Office Return 3.08

Budget	110
Worldwide Box-Office	340
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'Tomorrow Never Dies'
by Sheryl Crow, Mitchell Froom
Performed by Sheryl Crow

Bracelet Piton Grappling Hook

Bracelet developed by the Chinese People’s External Security Force which can fire a piton grappling hook for swift escape.

BMW 750iL

Remote controlled via phone

Bullet and sledgehammer proof

Electrocution bodywork

Gas emission wheel arches

Self-deflating and re-inflating tires

Wire cutter under the bonnet badge

Automated caltrops dispenser

Rooftop missile launcher with 12 missiles

Forward firing machine guns

GPS Tracking System

Terrorist Arms Bazaar, Russia

Terrorist Arms Bazaar, Russia

Oxford University, UK

Hamburg, Gerrmany

South China Sea, Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

1997

The World Is Not Enough

1999
128 minutes
Michael Apted

James Bond uncovers a nuclear plot while protecting an oil heiress from her former kidnapper, an international terrorist who can’t feel pain.

Kill Count 70

27

Others 43

Conquests 3

Dr. Christmas Jones, Dr. Molly Warmflash, Elektra Vavra King

Alcohol Units 12.5

Box-Office Return 2.67

Budget	135
Worldwide Box-Office	362
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'The World Is Not Enough'
by David Arnold, Don Black
Performed by Garbage

X-ray eyeglasses

Enables X-ray vision for checking for concealed weapons.

Q Boat

A water jet powered speed boat that Q describes as a Hydro Boat. This unfinished gadget can launch torpedoes and grenades.

MI6, London

Bilbao, Spain

MI6, London, UK

Eilean Donan, UK

Russian ICBM Base, Kazakhstan

Baku, Azerbaijan

Istanbul, Turkey

Giulietta da Vinci

Maria Grazia Cucinotta

1999

Die Another Day

2002
133 minutes
Lee Tamahori

James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.

Kill Count 51

31

Others 20

Conquests 2

Giacinta Johnson, Miranda Frost

Alcohol Units 5.5

Box-Office Return 3

Budget	142
Worldwide Box-Office	432
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'Die Another Day'
by Madonna, Mirwais Ahmadzaï
Performed by Madonna

Graves Icarus Suit

Graves has a suit designed that can communicate with the Icarus satellite in addition to pulsating with 100,000 volts of electricity.

Aston Martin Vanquish V12

Can become practically invisible at the push of a button. Comes with a passenger ejector seat, retractable spikes, reinforced chassis, radial thermal imaging, 2 shotguns, 2 machine guns and 4 missiles. Remote controlled from Bond’s keyring.

Ice Palace, Iceland

DMZ, North Korea

US Air Base, South Korea

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Havana, Cuba

MI6, London, UK

Ice Palace, Iceland

2002

Casino Royale

2006
144 minutes
Martin Campbell

After earning 00 status and a licence to kill, Secret Agent James Bond sets out on his first mission as 007. Bond must defeat a private banker funding terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker at Casino Royale, Montenegro.

Kill Count 22

11

Others 11

Conquests 1

Vesper Lynd

Alcohol Units 26

Box-Office Return 4.1

Budget	150
Worldwide Box-Office	616
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'You Know My Name'
by David Arnold, Chris Cornell
Performed by Chris Cornell

Explosive Keychain

Originally used in the attempt to destroy a commercial airliner in Miami. The detonator for the explosive is concealed in a cell phone.

Aston Martin DBS V12

The car has a field medical kit including a defibrillator stowed away under the passenger-side dashboard, a weapon compartment for a spare gun, and a reinforced chassis. Windscreens are bullet-proof.

Mr White's Estate, Lake Como, Italy

Prague, Czech Republic

Lahore, Pakistan

Mbale, Uganda

Nambutu Embassy, Madagascar

Nassau, Bahamas

MI6, London, UK

Miami, Florida, USA

Casino Royale, Montenegro

Venice, Italy

Lake Como, Italy

Friedrich König (Mr. White)

Jesper Christensen

2006

Quantum of Solace

2008
106 minutes
Marc Forster

James Bond descends into mystery as he tries to stop a mysterious organisation from eliminating a country’s most valuable resource.

Kill Count 31

16

Others 15

Conquests 1

Strawberry Fields

Alcohol Units 18

Box-Office Return 2.985

Budget	200
Worldwide Box-Office	589
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Ben Radatz

'Another Way to Die'
by Jack White
Performed by Jack White, Alicia Keys

Sony Ericsson C902

A modified cell phone with built-in identification imager, capable of compiling a composite facial image of a potential suspect even when the person being photographed is looking to the side. It is tied into the MI6 data mainframe.

Aston Martin DBS (2008)

Bond receives the car in Montenegro and wrecks it in a spectacular way after a short chase.

Dominic Greene's Hideout, Bolivia

Siena, Italy

Talamone, Italy

MI6, London, UK

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Bregenz, Austria

La Paz, Bolivia

Kazan, Turkey

2008

Skyfall

2012
143 minutes
Sam Mendes

James Bond’s loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her. When MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost.

Kill Count 40

17

Others 23

Conquests 2

Bond's lover, Séverine

Alcohol Units 16

Box-Office Return 5.55

Budget	200
Worldwide Box-Office	1110
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'Skyfall'
by Adele, Paul Epworth
Performed by Adele

Walther PPK/S

A modified Walther PPK/S 9mm short with a palm-scanner built into the grip. Bond is the only one who can shoot it.

Honda CRF250R

James Bond chases Patrice in Istanbul, crashing through the Grand Bazaar and over the city’s rooftops.

Skyfall Lodge, Scotland, UK

Istanbul, Turkey

Aegean Coast, Turkey

MI6, London, UK

Shanghai, China

Macau, Macau

Hashima Island, Japan

Skyfall Estate, UK

Eve Moneypenny (Agent Eve)

Naomie Harris

2012

Spectre

2015
148 minutes
Sam Mendes

A cryptic message from James Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions.

Kill Count 235

25

Others 210

Conquests 2

Dr Madeleine Swann, Lucia Sciarra

Alcohol Units 20

Box-Office Return 3.67

Budget	240
Worldwide Box-Office	881
(in million USD, unadjusted for inflation)

Titles by Daniel Kleinman

'Writing's on the Wall'
by Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes
Performed by Sam Smith

Omega Seamaster 300 (Spectre)

Wristwatch with two-tone NATO strap. Built-in explosive charge with a one-minute timer, magnetic-resistant up to 15,000 Gauss.

Aston Martin DB10

Built for agent 009 and ‘borrowed’ by Bond. Some gadgets are not functional (no ammunition) or useless (tacky ambience playlist), but the exhaust flame thrower and ejector seat with parachute prove handy.

Tirol, Austria

Mexico City, Mexico

London, UK

St Peter's Square, Vatican City

Rome, Italy

Altaussee, Austria

Tangier, Morocco

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Christoph Waltz

2015

No Time to Die

2020
163 minutes
Cary Joji Fukunaga

Five years after the capture of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, James Bond has left active service. He is approached by his friend and CIA officer Felix Leiter, who enlists his help in the search for abducted scientist Valdo Obruchev.

2020

Kill Count 12

Conquests 3

Alcohol Units 11.5

Box-Office Return 59.6

Titles by Maurice Binder

Geiger counter

Dragon tank

Dr No's Lair, Crab Key, Jamaica

James Bond (Agent 007)

Dr. Julius No

Professor R. J. Dent

Honeychile Ryder (Honey)

Sylvia Trench

Miss Taro

Kill Count 27

Conquests 4

Alcohol Units 16

Box-Office Return 39.45

Titles by Robert Brownjohn

Dagger shoe

Simplon Orient Express

Istanbul, Turkey

James Bond (Agent 007)

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Rosa Klebb (Number Three)

Donovan Grant (Red Grant)

Sylvia Trench

Tatiana Romanova (Caroline Somerset)

Kill Count 77

Conquests 2

Alcohol Units 12

Box-Office Return 41.6

Titles by Robert Brownjohn

Industrial laser

Aston Martin DB5

Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA

James Bond (Agent 007)

Auric Goldfinger

Oddjob

Pussy Galore

Tilly Masterson

Jill Masterson

Kill Count 110

Conquests 3

Alcohol Units 14.5

Box-Office Return 15.69

Titles by Maurice Binder

Jetpack

Disco Volante

Underwater Battle, Bahamas

James Bond (Agent 007)

Emilio Largo (Number Two)

Jacques Bouvar (Number Six)

Dominique Derval (Domino)

Fiona Volpe

Paula Caplan

Kill Count 435

Box-Office Return 3.47

Titles by Richard Williams

Flying Saucer

Volkswagen T1 Pick-Up

Trafalgar Square, London

James Bond (Agent 007)

Dr Noah

Le Chiffre

Vesper Lynd

Evelyn Tremble

Mata Bond

Kill Count 196

Conquests 3

Alcohol Units 9.5

Box-Office Return 11.74

Titles by Maurice Binder

X-Ray Desk

Little Nellie (WA-116)

Volcano Lair, Japan

James Bond (Agent 007)

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Number One)

Aki

Kissy Suzuki