The James Bond 007 Dossier

Double the danger! Double the women! Double the excitement with Double Double-O-Seven! The 007 Dossier explores the history of the cinematic James Bond double bill... [More] Tweet 

This Octopussy comic strip was originally published in the British newspaper, The Daily Express between November 14, 1966 and May 27, 1967. [More] Tweet 

From Glamour Girl to Femme Fatale, The Sultry Maud Adams On Her Latest Screen Coup, the titular role in the James Bond film, Octopussy... Starlog, August 1983. [More] Tweet 

Behind the scenes footage, B-Roll, and interviews with the cast and crew of the James Bond film, Octopussy, from a 1/4" tape provided to TV Stations back in 1983... [More] Tweet 

Great artwork printed in the Sun Newspaper shows classic James Bond poster art, updated to include the 007 actors as they are today. [More] Tweet 

In this interview from the July 1983 issue of Starlog Magazine, James Bond's gadget master looks back on his 11 appearances as 'Q' in the James Bond films. [More] Tweet 

Continuing our look at some of the original 35mm trailers for James Bond films, here is a teaser for Octopussy presented in full 1080p. [More] Tweet 

The two biggest cinematic Bond's were about to go head to head at the box office and NBC's "Man in Hollywood", Jim Brown, was there to interview both of these 007 heavyweights about the new films and the upcoming box office battle, in what Starlog would christen The biggest Bond year of them all". [More] Tweet 

We just added 60 new Goldeneye wallpapers! Plus 20 new wallpapers for For Your Eyes Only, 35 for Octopussy, 29 for A View To A Kill, 34 for The Living Daylights, 39 for Licence To Kill, and more! [More] Tweet 

Bond's Babes. How Sleeping with the superspy shaped their lives. The beauts 007 has bedded in 21 years, including Maud Adams of Octopussy, assess the makes and breaks of being Bond's women, in this vintage People Magazine article from July 1983. [More] Tweet 

Standby: Lights, Camera, Action! was an educational TV show that aired on Nickelodeon from May 1982 to December 31, 1987. The main focus of the show was to teach children of all ages about what occurs behind the scenes of movie productions.

Standby: Lights, Camera, Action was hosted by Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy and was rated Nickelodeon's #1 show in 1983 when this episode took viewers behind the scenes of Octopussy. [More] Tweet 

In four of the last five James Bond adventures, special effects supervisor John Richardson has acted as an off-camera Q' to the indomitable 007 — engineering a speedboat chase over a waterfall in Moonraker, flying a minijet through an aircraft hangar in Octopussy, snaring a blimp on the Golden Gate Bridge in A View To A Kill and staging a massive ground and air battle in The Living Daylights. Eschewing opticals in favor of full-scale physical effects or cleverly integrated miniatures, Richardson has earned a reputation worldwide as an effects artisan of consummate ingenuity and skill. Article by Nora Lee - from a 1987 issue of Cinefex Magazine.
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Director John Glen provides a few enticing clues to the superspy's latest mission and reflects on the biggest Bond year of them all. [More] Tweet 

In 1983, Siskel & Ebert devoted a whole episode of "At the Movies" to James Bond 007, watch it here. [More] Tweet