In Tomorrow Never Dies, M travels with a police motorcycle escort in two scenes - - leaving the Ministry of Defence and briefing Bond (Brosonan) along with Robinson then later rushing into the MOD to deliver the news of the stealth boat.. In Skyfall, She travels in a single car with Tanner then when encountering a police officer, she scolds him for not recognising her vehicle. Later, after she escapes Silva's gun attack, she again leaves in a single car. Did she dumped a police escort - She's head of MIG/SIS across movies? I know the M in the Craig movies isn't M from Brosonan's years but it's still some large error in not giving such a senior person a police escort.

Who should be the next actor to play Bond, James Bond?

Spectre nudges Daniel Craig's rebooted Bond closer to the glorious, action-driven spectacle of earlier entries, although it's admittedly reliant on established 007 formula.

Here it is, the film that started it all. As a fan who has watched all the films, it feels the community is split on Dr. No. Some view it to be extremely vanilla, while others say it laid foundations for other films to follow. For me, I'm somewhere in the middle. Sure, it may seem plain and boring at points, but it does it's job well to start the franchise. The Bond actor was all right. His name was Connery, Sean Connery, his acting was amazing and made the spy culture in the 60's popular. That casting may have worked out. May have. In all seriousness, Connery's performance here was just a ball, he fitted completely. Turning to the other cast members, Ursula Andress is gorgeous as Honey Rider, and the character of the title, Dr. No, is played very well by Joseph Wiseman. I was annoyed Wiseman wasn't given more screentime, but he made use of what he had. The side characters were good as well, Jack Lord as Felix was great, Sylvia Trench was a very intresting distraction, and Quarrel was a nice ally for Bond. While I do feel films after it have done better, Dr. No is a solid film from start to finish, and a perfect way to start the Bond franchise we know and love.

Controversy Ahead!

6. George Lazenby

5. Roger Moore

4. Daniel Craig

3. Timothy Dalton

2. Sean Connery

1. Pierce Brosnan

25. Thunderball

24. Moonraker

23. Spectre

22. Die Another Day

21. The Man With The Golden Gun

20. Quantum of Solace

19. A View To A Kill

18. The Living Daylights

17. Octopussy

16. The World Is Not Enough

15. Live and Let Die

14. License to Kill

13. Dr. No

12. Diamonds Are Forever

11. For Your Eyes Only

10. On Her Majesty's Secret Service

9. From Russia With Love

8. No Time To Die

7. Goldfinger

6. Skyfall

5. GoldenEye

4. You Only Live Twice

3. The Spy Who Loved Me

2. Casino Royale

1. Tomorrow Never Dies

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