Currently the position of james-bond is vacant because Daniel Craig said goodbye with No Time to Die, film number 25 of the franchise. While the producers looking for the perfect star for the role, we want to know which is the best 007 until now.
James Bond was created by the English journalist and novelist Ian Flemming. The secret agent starred in a series of novels, twelve to be exact, which were very successful. This prompted the character to leave the books to jump into live action.
The October 5, 1962 Bond made the big leap with his first film Dr. No, starring the great Sean Connery. The debut was a complete success, with a modest budget of $1 million dollars, it managed to collect nearly $60 million dollars at the box office. The film also served to popularize the spy genre in cinema and boosted Connery’s career internationally.
Six agent, one heart.
This film made it clear that Bond was profitable, which secured plans to adapt more of Fleming’s novels. The story ended up becoming a saga and to date it has accumulated 25 films and six James Bond: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig.
The best James Bond
In the 60 years of the saga, all six MI6 agents have ordered a Martini, driven an Aston Martin and displayed their license to kill, but one of them has done better.
Sean Connery
First in everything, from ordering your favorite cocktail to trying out secret agent gadgets. Sean has six films to his credit and among them are some of the best, such as Goldfinger or From Russia with Love.
George Lazenby
The only Bond to have only one film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service from 1969. The public was used to Connery, because the new face did not convince, but that was not decisive, since the film was a box office success.
Roger Moore
Following Connery’s departure, Moore took on the tuxedo and the Walther PPK with a suppressor. This Bond reached a total of seven films, one more than the first agent.
Roger Moore’s installments upped the ante with their use of gadgets and introduced Wet Nellie, the underwater car based on a Lotus Esprit S1 sports car.
Timothy Dalton
Dalton took over the post in the late 1980s after the departure of Roger Moore. There are only two films to his credit, 1987’s The Living Daylights and 1989’s License to Kill.
Pierce Brosnan
Following Dalton’s discontent with the franchise, Remington Steele’s star was chosen to defend the world. Pierce reached four films as 007 and has one of the best rated in the saga, Goldeneye from 1995.
Daniel Craig
The last to put himself in the shoes of the secret agent was the first to have blonde hair. Craig reached the sum of five films, four of them are recognized within the agent’s best films, especially Casino Royale. Daniel Craig’s debut in 2006 left the press and the public delighted, and the film was a box office success.
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