Source MGM. “No Time to Die” tallied an estimated $56 million during its domestic opening weekend, the fourth-best debut of any James NoTime to Die is the 25th movie in the James Bond film series, which began with 1962’s Dr. No. The film is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga (Netflix’s Maniac ), Aftermany delays and much hand-wringing, Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond hits U.S. theaters this weekend. No Time to Die is already being lauded by critics as worth the wait, so at Atthe end of the day, “No Time to Die” is a second chance at ending Craig’s run on a strong note and tying up all of the frayed threads that “Spectre” left blowing in the wind, and it Withthe imminent release of "No Time to Die" representing Craig's final appearance as James Bond, it's been easy to assume that the movie would pay MaybeJames Bond can save cinema after all. The excitement around No Time To Die, which will be playing in roughly 50 foreign markets by Friday, appears to be translating into box office gold mWut35. Welcome to pull requests! Pull requests help you collaborate on code with other people. As pull requests are created, they’ll appear here in a searchable and filterable list. To get started, you should create a pull request. ProTip! Filter pull requests by the default branch with basemain. During much of the pandemic, the repeatedly delayed release of the new James Bond film was held up as some kind of Covid-era holy grail each time it got booted to the next season, it seemed a renewed marker of when things might be “normal” again. The film’s eventual big-screen release two months ago was no cure-all; for anyone still wary of heading back to cinemas, the recent VOD release of No Time to Die is surely the more notable event. Does this big, brash, handsome entry in British cinema’s most long-in-the-tooth franchise lose a little something on a TV screen? Perhaps. Does it work grandly enough just the same? great appeal of the Bond films is that, give or take the odd plot pivot – and there’s certainly a large one here that I didn’t see coming – you more or less know what you’re getting each time, and that kind of comfort viewing will always be well suited to the couch. With its balletic succession of neatly choreographed action set pieces, all assembled with sleek brushed steel, Cary Joji Fukunaga’s film might be the most elegant of the Daniel Craig era, if not the most propulsive. It’s classy comfort alright, though I was most excited by an emergent perverse streak in its apparent business-as-usual approach it gives us a Bond less capable and less unflappable than usual, working towards a plot twist that actually exposes the superspy’s the highest compliment I can pay No Time to Die is that it made me realise what I actually value in James Bond – who is, on the face of it, a strange figure to have lasted this long in the public’s affections. He’s a sharp-suited blank slate, a stiff, a cypher in a strangely human kind of way. Someone who gets away with not being especially lovable or sympathetic because he’s stoically good at his job, Bond speaks to the antisocial arsehole in all of us. That he actually gets to fail more than usual in No Time to Die doesn’t reduce this appeal. In an age of blockbusters dominated by superheroes with few fallibilities and dull moral convictions, Bond is the kind of antiquated antihero we need more Caine’s shambling’ secret agent Harry Palmer in The Ipcress File 1965. Photograph Everett Collection Inc/AlamyWhat other characters are this elusive yet oddly endearing? Bond’s memory-challenged CIA counterpart Jason Bourne, certainly, though a lot of that comes down to Matt Damon’s bluff everyman charisma. In The Bourne Identity Netflix and its various sequels, he permits us to root for a character who, by narrative necessity, is a void even to himself. I’ve been wondering how long it’ll take British cinema to revive Len Deighton’s Harry Palmer character, a secret agent as scruffy and shambling as Bond is suave easier to relate to, though similarly hard to read. As played by a faintly sullen, sceptical Michael Caine in The Ipcress File BritBox, Funeral in Berlin Apple TV+ and the strangely unstreamable Billion Dollar Brain, he’s a rather good spy who doesn’t much want to be a spy at all that’s what we like about him. Palmer is the espionage equivalent of film noir’s great weary gumshoes like Humphrey Bogart’s brisk lone wolf Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon Amazon, he takes no great pleasure in his work, but shrugs his way through it Jolie, relentlessly proficient’ in Salt 2010. Photograph Everett/Rex FeaturesWomen, meanwhile, are rarely permitted to be this valiantly blank on screen. Female-driven genre cinema is heavy on “strong”, straightforwardly virtuous leads or antiheroines laden with trauma and backstory. Perhaps the closest we ever got to a female Bond was Angelina Jolie’s relentlessly proficient, coolly imperilled CIA operative in Salt Netflix, a nifty, underrated potboiler that never inspired the franchise it deserved. Perhaps audiences found it too remote in Hollywood, aloof heroism is still a man’s new on streaming and DVDThe Trouble With Being Born Mubi Austrian director Sandra Wollner’s brilliant, startling sliver of arthouse sci-fi drew controversy last year over its premise involving a child-sized AI sex robot. But while it’s deeply unnerving, the film’s most sensationalistic details prove a springboard for a substantial inquiry into the limits, possibilities and mutability of android identity, assembled with a cool but human touch. Emphatically not for everyone, but not to be dismissed Trouble With Being Universal The idea behind Nia DaCosta’s reimagining of the landmark 1992 horror – putting Black perspectives at the centre of a story that always hinged on racial inequality and white gentrification – is strong, and executed with gleaming visual finesse. But her script, co-written with Jordan Peele, doesn’t trust its own best ideas, bulldozing subtext with repetition and Second Sight Often an intriguing presence in thankless secondary roles, Haley Bennett shows us what she’s really made of in this shivery domestic psychothriller. As a model housewife whose anxieties emerge in the form of the eating disorder pica a compulsion to swallow inedible objects, she’s quite remarkable fragile but gutsy, resisting the material’s potentially exploitative Warner Bros In Lisa Joy’s glossily absurd romantic fantasy-sci-fi-noir Frankenfilm, Hugh Jackman is a shabby mind detective, burrowing into people’s brains to retrieve lost memories, and stumbling into obsession when an alluring client disappears. Conceptually a sort of Eternal Vertigo of the Spotless Inception, it’s dopier than all those components, though not unenjoyable. Warning SPOILERS for No Time To Die are absolutely in play. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, feel free to save this list until after you’ve caught up. In the meantime, there’s plenty of No Time To Die related content for you to enjoy, a capstone to Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond, No Time To Die was a fitting end to the current run of 007 thrills. However, in its efforts to pay tribute to past history in the Bond franchise, co-writer/director Cary Joji Fukunaga’s film is also a bit of a museum of easter eggs and callbacks to entries both classic and modern. This is a last call for those looking to avoid spoilers, as we’re going to go deep with the secrets No Time To Die hid in plain sight. Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMThe Last Resting Place Of Vesper LyndRight from the beginning, No Time To Die gets things started when it comes to wrapping up the arc that started with Casino Royale. Upon the urging of Dr. Madeleine Swann Léa Seydoux, we see James Bond visit the grave of Vesper Lynd Eva Green in order to let go of the past. In this moment, we see a photo of Vesper on her burial plot, as well as hear David Arnold’s “Vesper,” her theme from Casino Royale, during Bond’s heartbreaking goodbye. Image credit Danjaq LLC and MGMDr. No Time To DieWhile the rumors that Rami Malek’s Lyutsifer Safin was a new spin on Dr. No turned out to be false, the 1962 franchise originator did see some nods. Not only was No Time To Die set partially in Jamaica, the setting of that first film and the home of Ian Fleming’s own villa, but the opening titles tipped their hat to Dr. No as well. After Madeline Swann Léa Seydoux is sent away on a train that will separate her from her beloved James, a sequence of colored dots that are reminiscent of the very first title sequence in James Bond history appear to kick off the opening to No Time To Die. Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMClose, But No Cigar, Mr. BondAs James returns from a productive day of fishing in No Time To Die, he sees tell-tale signs that a cigar smoker has visited his residence. Assumed to be a sign that Felix Leiter Jeffrey Wright is in town, we see that the brand of cigar is, according to the wrapper, a Delectado. This is a huge reference to Die Another Day, as Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond arrives in Cuba to pick up an order of that previously non-existent stogie, with that variant representing a bit of spy code for “sleeper agent.” Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMCheers To PalomaAna de Armas almost stole the show from her No Time To Die co-stars thanks to her memorable role of Paloma. A capable agent with a penchant for drinking when she’s nervous, those “three weeks” of training clearly gave her the skills to survive. However, Paloma’s name is fitting when it comes to her nervous habit, as de Armas’ character shares her name with a very delicious tequila cocktail. Image credit MGMHappy Birthday, Ernst Stavro BlofeldNow, here’s an interesting situation that may have caused die-hard Bond fans to pull a bit of a double take during No Time To Die’s big birthday party for Blofeld Christoph Waltz. Amidst the SPECTRE agents awaiting the angel of death intended for James Bond, there’s one man that looks oddly similar to Peter Lorre, the actor who originally played Le Chiffre in 1953’s TV adaptation of Casino Royale. While that’s not confirmed to be intended as an easter egg, thanks to Titan Books’ No Time To Die The Making of the Film, we do know that series producer Michael G. Wilson makes yet another James Bond cameo as one of the attendees decked out in a military uniform.Image credit United Artists ReleasingThe Aston Martin/007 Legacy ContinuesJames Bond and luxury automobile brand Aston Martin have been practically inseparable since the DB5 debuted in Goldfinger. That car in particular has popped up quite a bit in Daniel Craig’s era of Bond, as he won one in Casino Royale, with its demolition in Skyfall leading to the rebuild in Spectre. Sadly, that grey beauty was pretty dinged up after No Time to Die’s showstopping opening put the DB5 through its paces yet again. After which point, Bond switches to another classic 007 car the Aston Martin V8, Timothy Dalton’s car loaded with “optional extras” from The Living Daylights. Though if you want to be a stickler, Dalton’s variant was the Volante model, while Craig’s is a Saloon. Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMA Museum Of MsDuring the scenes where we see Gareth Mallory/M Ralph Fiennes overseeing operations at his office at MI6, some touching tributes to his predecessors can be seen. Presented in the form of oil paintings, Dame Judi Dench’s M from the Daniel Craig era stands out as a rather effective callback in No Time To Die. But surprisingly, in another scene, actor Robert Brown’s M is commemorated in a similar fashion. Brown’s tenure ran between the Roger Moore era and Timothy Dalton’s duology of films, as the actor appeared in the role from 1983’s Octopussy through 1989’s License To Kill.Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMJames Bond’s InheritanceTouching upon the legacy of the woman known as Olivia Mansfield, No Time To Die sees the return of James Bond’s inheritance from M. Jack the Bulldog returns for its third appearance since 2012’s Skyfall, in a quick shot right before Bond rips the tarp off of his Aston Martin V8 Saloon. It turns out that loyalty isn’t just for humans. Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMA Crushing DefeatOne of the most coldblooded, and also badass, James Bond kills ever has to be when Roger Moore’s 007 kills henchman Emile Locque Michael Gothard in For Your Eyes Only merely by lending assistance to the forces of gravity. An act of vengeance for the murder of a friend, that kill feels like the inspiration for No Time To Die’s own moment of revenge. Daniel Craig’s Bond kills turncoat Logan Ash Billy Magnussen in the name of settling the score for Ash’s murder of Felix Leiter by helping an overturned Land Rover finish the job.Image credit Danjaq, LLC and MGMThe Secret Life Of QFor as much as we saw of Ben Whishaw’s Q in Daniel Craig’s James Bond run, we got an equally impressive amount of personal details covering the quartermaster’s private life. Skyfall, in particular, let us know that Q could “do more damage on my laptop sitting in my pajamas before my first cup of Earl Grey,” and also told us that he had “two cats and a mortgage.” Both lines pay off, as No Time To Die shows us Q’s apartment, complete with those two cats, in a crucial moment of assistance. And as for the pajamas? Look at what Q’s wearing on the airplane in the header photo above, from the film's third act. Image credit United Artist/EonOn Her Majesty’s Secret CallbacksPerhaps the largest mine for callbacks in No Time To Die, the 1969 classic On Her Majesty’s Secret Service lends tons of its DNA to Daniel Craig’s emotional swan song. The Louis Armstrong love theme to George Lazenby’s only 007 adventure is both quoted in Hans Zimmer’s cue “Matera,” and flat out played at the end of the film. John Barry’s theme for that same film also pops up in the track “Good To Have You Back,” at the moment when James Bond and M have their meeting outdoors. But beyond the musical parallels, the line “We have all the time in the world” crops up at the beginning of the film, as foreshadowing that James and Madeleine Swann’s love affair is ill fated. Only this time, it’s Commander Bond who dies in the tragedy that ultimately separates them. Last, but not least, Safin’s big plot to use a DNA targeting weapon is oddly close to Blofeld’s “Angels of Death” scheme, where 12 brainwashed women from all over the world were supposed to deliver packages of germ warfare throughout the you can see, No Time To Die really does feel like a celebration of all things James Bond. With callbacks and easter eggs that harken back to stories previously told, Daniel Craig's big send off is also a nice celebration of the 60 years of 007 history we're about to commemorate in 2022. If you feel like another round of this particular adventure, and want to see if you can pick up on any more hidden gems in No Time To Die, the film is either open at a theater near you, or will be rather shortly. CinemaBlend's James Bond expert. Also versed in Large Scale Aggressors, time travel, and Guillermo del Toro. He fights for The User. James Bond is a series of action/spy films beginning in 1962 with the latest film being released in 2021, starring the late Barry Nelson, the late Sean Connery, the late David Niven, George Lazenby, the late Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig as Agent James Bond AKA 007. This will include all of the victims, not just the named characters. Victims Dr. No 1962 John Strangways - Shot by the Three Blind Mice, on Julius No's orders. Mary Trueblood - Shot by the Three Blind Mice, on Julius No's orders. Jones - Killed himself with a cyanide pill. Spider - Crushed by James Bond with his shoe. The Three Blind Mice - Drove off a cliff while pursuing James Bond. Unnamed Driver - Drove off a cliff while pursuing James Bond. Professor R. J. Dent - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Stabbed in the side by James Bond. Quarrel - Incinerated by Dr. No's henchmen with the Dragon Machine, on Julius No's orders. Chen - Strangled by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Thrown to his death by James Bond. Dr. Julius No - Dropped into a pool of boiling water by James Bond. Annabel Chung - Killed when James Bond caused the compound to blow up. Debatable Sister Rose - Killed when James Bond caused the compound to blow up. Debatable Sister Lily - Killed when James Bond caused the compound to blow up. Debatable At Least 20 Unnamed Henchmen - Killed when James Bond caused the compound to blow up. Total - 36 From Russia with Love 1963 Fake James Bond - Strangled by Donald "Red" Grant. Unnamed Male Driver - Killed by Donald "Red" Grant. Unnamed Male Romani - Stabbed by Krilencu. Unnamed Male Romani - Shot by a henchmen. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Ali Kerim Bey. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchmen - Punched in the throat by James Bond. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Crushed by a burning cart. Unnamed Henchman - Killed by a Romani. Unnamed Henchman - Punched in the throat by James Bond. Unnamed Romani - Beaten to death by a henchman. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Killed by Vavra. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Killed by Donald "Red" Grant. Krilencu - Shot by Ali Kerim Bey causing him to fall off the billboard. Bulgar Agent - Killed off-screen by Donald "Red" Grant. Ali Kerim Bey - Killed off-screen by Donald "Red" Grant. Commissar Benz - Killed off-screen by Donald "Red" Grant. Captain Norman Nash - Killed off-screen by Donald "Red" Grant. Donald "Red" Grant - Strangled to death by James Bond. Unnamed Pilot - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Pilot - Blown up by James Bond. Tov Kronsteen - Stabbed with Morzeny with a poison spike shoe. 12 Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond. Morzeny - Blown up by James Bond. Colonel Rosa Klebb - Shot by Tatiana Romanova. Total - 43 Goldfinger 1964 Two Unnamed Guards - Blown up by James Bond. Capungo - Electrocuted by James Bond. Jill Masterson - Killed off-screen by Auric Goldfinger and Oddjob, then coverd in gold paint. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Killed when James Bond caused their car to crash and blow up. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Tilly Masterson - Killed when Oddjob threw his steel-rimmed hat at her, breaking her neck. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted out of his car seat by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Kicked in the throat by James Bond. Jack Strap - Poisoned by Kisch, on Auric Goldfinger's orders. Jed Midnight - Poisoned by Kisch, on Auric Goldfinger's orders. Seven Unnamed Mafia Executives - Poisoned by Kisch, on Auric Goldfinger's orders. Mr. Solo - Shot by Oddjob, on Auric Goldfinger's orders. Five Unnamed Henchmen - Beaten to death by soldiers. Eight Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Ling - Shot by Auric Goldfinger. Five Unnamed Soldiers - Shot by Auric Goldfinger. Kisch - Thrown over a railing by Oddjob. 11 Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Three Unnamed Soldiers - Shot by henchmen. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Oddjob - Electrocuted by James Bond. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Unnamed Henchman - Crushed when a soldier closed the vault door. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Five Unnamed Soldiers - Shot by henchmen off-screen. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by soldiers. Auric Goldfinger - James Bond made him shoot his own plane's window, causing him to get sucked out and fall to his death. Unnamed Henchmen - Killed when James Bond crashed the plane causing it to blow up. Unnamed Pilot - Killed when James Bond crashed the plane causing it to blow up. Mei-Lei - Killed when James Bond crashed the plane causing it to blow up. Debatable Total - 78 Thunderball 1965 Colonel Jacques Bouvar - Strangled by James Bond. Agent 9 - Electrocuted by Blofeld. Major François Derval - Poisoned with nerve gas by Angelo Palazzi. Angelo Palazzi - Oxygen tank cut by Largo. Count Lippe - Forced off the road by Fiona Volpe. Quist - Thrown into a shark pool by Largo. Paula Caplan - Committed suicide off-screen. Fiona Volpe - Used as a human shield by Bond, causing her to be shot by her own men. Vargas - Shot by Bond with a harpoon gun. Janni - Knocked out by Bond then blew up along with the boat. Emilio Largo - Shot by Domino with a speargun. You Only Live Twice 1967 Unnamed Male Astronaut - Suffocated when his oxygen tank was cut by Bird One's henchmen. Dikko Henderson - Stabbed in the back by an assassin. Unnamed Assassin - Stabbed in the back by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Four Unnamed Assassins - Dropped into the ocean by agents. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Pilot - Incinerated by James Bond with a flamethrower. Unnamed Pilot - Blown up by James Bond. Two Unnamed Pilots - Shot down by James Bond. Helga Brandt - Dropped into a piranha pool by Ernst Stavro Blofeld and eaten alive by piranhas. Unnamed Assassin - Shot by James Bond. Aki - Poisoned by an assassin. Unnamed Assassin - Stabbed in the side by James Bond. Nine Unnamed Agents - Shot and blown up by gunners on the orders of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond with a cigarette gun. Four Unnamed Agents - Shot by henchmen. Two Unnamed Agents - Blown up by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by an agent. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by an agent. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by an agent. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by an agent. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by agents. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by agents. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Unnamed Agent - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by Kissy Suzuki. Two Unnamed Agents - Shot by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by agents. Unnamed Agent - Shot by henchmen. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by agents. Five Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Nine Unnamed Henchmen - Stabbed by Tiger Tanaka. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by agents. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Stabbed by Tiger Tanaka. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by agents. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Two Unnamed Agents - Shot by henchmen. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by Tiger Tanaka. Mr. Osato - Shot by Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Three Unnamed Agents - Shot by henchmen. Two Unnamed Agents - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Five Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Tiger Tanaka. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Stabbed by James Bond. Hans - Thrown into a piranha pool by James Bond and eaten alive by piranhas Two Unnamed Pilots - Blown up by James Bond. 13 Unnamed Agents - Blown up by Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Nine Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Total - 144 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1969 Campbell - Shot by Blofeld. Unknown henchman - beaten to death by Bond. Unknown henchman - thrown off cliff while skiing by Bond. Grunther - Stabbed by Tracy. Braun - Shot by James Bond. Tereza "Tracy" Bond - Shot by Irma Bunt. Diamonds are Forever 1971 Blofeld's Double - Drowned and suffocated in mud by James Bond. Blofeld Double 1 - Thrown into a pool of a boiling substance by Bond. Dr. Tynan - Had a poisonous scorpion dropped down his shirt by Mr. Wint. Joe - Blown up by Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Mrs. Whistler - Drowned by Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Peter Franks - Thrown over a railing by James Bond. Shady Tree - Killed off-screen by Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Plenty O'Toole - Drowned by Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Blofeld Double 2 - Shot in the head by James Bond. Bert Saxby - Shot by a CIA agent. Professor Dr. Metz - Killed in an explosion. Mr. Kidd - Burnt alive by Bond and then later thrown into the ocean. Mr. Wint - Blown up by James Bond. Live and Let Die 1973 Agent Dawes - Electrocuted by an assassin. Agent Hamilton - Stabbed by an assassin. Agent Baines - Poisoned by Dambala with a snake. Charlie - Shot by Whisper. Unnamed Thug - Crushed by James Bond with a ladder. Snake - Incinerated by James Bond. Rosie Carver - Shot by Dr. Kananga's Statue. Unnamed Thug - Kicked off rocks by James Bond. Adam - Gasoline poured on him by James Bond causing him to crash into a boat and blow up. Dambala - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Thug - Shot by James Bond. Baron Samedi - Punched into a snake pit by James Bond. Whisper - Kicked by James Bond into a metal container and locks him in, suffocating him. Dr. Kananga/Mr. Big - James Bond forced a shark pelletin his mouth, causing him to inflate and explode. Tee Hee - Thrown off of a train by James Bond. Total - 15 The Man with the Golden Gun 1974 Rodney - Shot by Francisco Scaramanga. Gibson - Shot by Francisco Scaramanga. Hai Fat - Shot by Francisco Scaramanga. Andrea Anders - Shot by Francisco Scaramanga. Kra - Thrown into a pool of boiling water by Mary Goodnight. Francisco Scaramanga - Shot by James Bond. Total - 6 The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 Sergei Barsov - Shot by James Bond. Kate Chapman - Dropped into a shark pool by Karl Stromberg. Unnamed Pilot - Blown up by Karl Stromberg. Dr. Bechmann - Blown up by Karl Stromberg. Professor Markovitz - Blown up by Karl Stromberg. Felicia - Shot by Sandor after James Bond used her as a human shield. Sandor - Dropped off a building by James Bond. Aziz Fekkish - Throat bitten by Jaws. Max Kalba - Throat torn out by Jaws. Unnamed Hitman - Crashed his motorcycle causing him to fall of the cliff. Three Unnamed Hitmen - Killed in a car crash caused by James Bond. Naomi - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Hit by James Bond. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by Anya Amasova. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by James Bond. 15 Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by crew members. Five Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by a crew member. 13 Unnamed Crew Members - Shot by henchmen. Two Unnamed Crew Members - Blown up by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Died off-screen by an unknown cause. Unnamed Crew Member - Fell into water which was on fire. Unnamed Henchman - Fell to his death. Eight Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by crew members. Four Unnamed Crew Members - Died off-screen by unknown causes, bodies shown. 16 Unnamed Henchmen - Died off-screen by unknown causes, bodies shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Blown up by James Bond. Commander Talbot - Blown up by a henchman. 15 Unnamed Henchmen - Died off-screen by unknown causes, bodies shown. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by a crew member. Lt. Navigation Officer - Shot by the control room guns. A. C. Andrews - Shot by the control room guns. James Hunt - Shot by the control room guns. Marshall - Shot by the control room guns. Purvis - Shot by the control room guns. Unnamed Crew Member - Fell into water which was on fire. 16 Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond. Captain Liparus - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Blown up by a crew member. 14 Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up after Commander Carter tricks them. Two Unnamed Crew Members - Burned to death. Karl Stromberg - Shot by James Bond. Moonraker 1979 Unnamed Henchman - Thrown to his death when James Bond steals his parachute. Nine Birds - Shot by hunters. Two Birds - Shot by Hugo Drax. Unnamed Hitman - Shot by James Bond. Corinne Dufour - Eaten alive by Chang's dogs on the orders of Hugo Drax. Franco - Knife thrown into his chest by an assassin. Unnamed Male Assassin - Knife thrown into his chest by James Bond. Two Unnamed Male Scientists - Choked on poisonous gas. Five Mice - Choked on poisonous gas. Chang - Thrown out of a clock tower by James Bond. Unnamed Man - Crushed when Jaws crashed his ski lift into the building he was in. Unnamed Henchman - Thrown into a sign by James Bond. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond with a sea mine. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond with a torpedo. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Fell over a waterfall. Python - Stabbed in the head by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted by soldiers. Three Unnamed Soldiers - Blasted by henchmen. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Soldier - Blown away while in space. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Soldier - Crashed into a tunnel. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Soldier - Blasted by henchmen. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Two Unnamed Soldiers - Blasted by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Blown away while in space. Two Unnamed Soldiers - Blasted by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Blown away while in space. Two Unnamed Soldiers - Blasted by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted by a soldier. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Henchmen - Neck broken by Jaws. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted by Holly Goodhead. Seven Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, bodies shown. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Soldier - Blown up by henchmen. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted by Holly Goodhead. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Henchman - Pushed to his death by Jaws. Unnamed Henchman - Blasted by Holly Goodhead. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blasted by soldiers. Unnamed Henchman - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body shown. Hugo Drax - Shot with a poisoned dart by James Bond and then got sucked out into space. Three Unnamed Soldiers - Died of unknown causes off-screen, bodies shown. Six Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, bodies shown. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Died of unknown causes off-screen, bodies shown. Unnamed Henchman - Sucked into space. Four Unnamed Female Henchmen - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. La Signorina del Mateo - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Female Museum Guide - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Lady Victoria Devon - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Countess Labinsky - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Mademoiselle Deladier - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Blonde Beauty - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Six Unnamed Male Henchmen - Presumed killed when space station was blown up by James Bond. Total - 118 For Your Eyes Only 1981 Unnamed Helicopter Pilot - Head electrocuted by Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Ernst Stavro Blofeld - Dropped down a smokestack by James Bond. Unnamed Male Agent - Blown up by a sea mine. 22 Unnamed Male Agents - Drowned when the ship sank. Timothy Havelock - Shot by Hector Gonzalez. Iona Havelock - Shot by Hector Gonzalez. Hector Gonzalez - Shot by Melina Havelock with a crossbow. Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Melina Havelock with a crossbow. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by James Bond's car bomb. Unnamed Henchman - Knocked off his motorcycle and crashed into a window by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Knocked off his motorcycle by James Bond. Luigi Ferrara - Killed off-screen by Emile Leopold Locque. Countess Lisl von Schlaf - Ran over by Emile Leopold Locque. Claus - Shot by Columbo's agents. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Knife thrown at him by Columbo's agents. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by Columbo's agents. Unnamed Henchman - Crushed by Columbo's agents. Unnamed Columbo's Agent - Shot by henchmen off-screen. Unnamed Henchman - Crushed by Columbo's agents. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Columbo's agents. Unnamed Henchman - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Blown up by James Bond. Two Unnamed Columbo's Agents - Blown up by Emile Leopold Locque. Emile Leopold Locque - Kicked off a canyon while still in his car by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Blown up by James Bond. Apostis - Stabbed by James Bond. Erich Kriegler - Pushed off a mountain by James Bond. Aristole Kristatos - Killed by Columbo when he flung a knife in his back. Total - 55 Octopussy 1983 Colonel Luis Toro - Shot by by his own henchmen. Unknown number of soldiers and henchmen - Died when Bond draws a missile into an enemy hangar. Agent 009 - Had a knife thrown in his back by Grishka. Vijay - Head sliced by a buzzsaw caused by Yo Yo Thug. Yo Yo Thug - Eaten by alligators. Mishka - Had a giant cannon dropped on him by James Bond. Unnamed East German soldier - Shot in head by James Bond. General Orlov - Shot by his own Soviet troops and the East Border Guards. Grishka - Stabbed by James Bond. Gobinda - Forced off a plane by James Bond. Kamal Khan - Died in a plane crash caused by James Bond. A View to a Kill 1985 Agent 003 - Died of an unknown cause off-screen, body seen. Two Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Possibly drowned or froze to death after they fell into freezing cold water while chasing James Bond. Proxy Kill Two Unnamed Russian Pilots - Killed when James Bond caused their helicopter to crashed into an iceberg. Achille Aubergine - Stabbed in the face by May Day with a metal butterfly, on Max Zorin's orders. Sir Godfrey Tibbett - Strangled by May Day, on Max Zorin's orders. Unnamed Tycoon - Dropped out of the airship by May Day. 20 Unnamed Miners - Killed during a cave in off-screen, mentioned. Crab - Died of unknown causes off-screen, body seen. Klotkoff - Dropped into a propeller which sliced him apart by henchmen, on Max Zorin's orders. Stacey Sutton's Grandfather - Died of unknown causes off-screen, mentioned. Agent Chuck Lee - Strangled by May Day, Jenny Flex, or Pan Ho. Howe - Shot by Max Zorin. Bob Conley - Knocked off a ledge by Scarpine. 18 Unnamed Miners - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Pan Ho - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Jenny Flex - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Four Unnamed Miners - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Six Unnamed Miners - Shot by Max Zorin. Unnamed Miner - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Nine Unnamed Miners - Shot by Max Zorin. Two Unnamed Miners - Drowned after Max Zorin blew up part of the mine causing water from the water from the lake to pour into the mine. Five Unnamed Miners - Shot by Max Zorin. Unnamed Miner - Electrocuted after he grabbed a wire. Four Unnamed Miners - Shot by Max Zorin. May Day - Blew herself up to save Bond from the bomb set by Zorin. Max Zorin - Thrown off the Golden Gate Bridge by James Bond. Hans Glaub - Blown up by James Bond. Scarpine - Blown up by James Bond. Total - 93 The Living Daylights 1987 Agent 004 - Fell to his death after an imposter cuts out his grappling hook. Imposter - Blown up inside his car after driving over a ledge. The Milkman - Strangled by Necros. Saunders - Crushed between doors by Necros. Colonel Feyador - Blown up by Kamran Shah. Necros - Dropped out of a plane by James Bond. Brad Whitaker - Crushed under a totem that was blown down by James Bond. Sergeant Stagg - Shot by General Pushkin. Georgi Koskov - Presumably executed by Pushkin off-screen. License to Kill 1989 Alvarez Bodyguard - Strangled by Perez. Alvarez - Killed when Dario cut out his heart. Della - Raped to death off screen by Braun. Bill - Forced into a compartment full of maggots by James Bond. Ed Killifer - Forced into a shark pool by James Bond. Sharkey - Killed off-screen by Clive and Sanchez. Clive - Shot with a harpoon by Bond to get revenge on him killing Sharkey. Nick Fallon - Killed by falling debris. Loti - Shot by Heller. Kwang - Committed suicide with a cyanide pill. Milton Krest - Forced into a decompression airlock by Sanchez causing his head to explode. Dario - Shoved into a cocaine crusher by James Bond. Colonel Heller - Impaled by forklift driven by Braun. William Truman Lodge - Shot by Sanchez. Braun - Forced off the road by James Bond, then blew up along with Perez. Perez - Forced off the road by James Bond, then blew up along with Braun. Franz Sanchez - Lit on fire by James Bond after being covered in gasoline. GoldenEye 1995 Unnamed Russian Doctor - Shot by Alec Trevelyan. Two Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by Alec Trevelyan. Four Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by Alec Trevelyan. Unnamed Russian Soldier - Shot by General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov. 15 Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Russian Soldier - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Russian Pilot - Thrown under a motorcycle by James Bond. Admiral Chuck Farrell - Choked by Xenia Onatopp with her thighs. Captain Jallert - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Lieutenant Francois Brouse - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Unnamed Russian Major - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Two Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Anna - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Two Unnamed Female Technicians - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Six Unnamed Male Technicians - Shot by Xenia Onatopp. Three Unnamed Pilot - Blown up when General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov activates the GoldenEye satellite, causing the shockwave. Two Unnamed Men - Killed by Valentin Zukovsky off-screen. Defense Minister Pushkin - Shot by General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov. Unnamed Russian Soldier - Shot by General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov. 12 Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by James Bond. Three Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Blown up when there jeep crashed. Two Unnamed Engineers - Blown up by James Bond while he was in a tank. General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov - Shot by James Bond. Unnamed Pilot - Shot by James Bond. Xenia Onatopp - James Bond shoots her pilot causing the helicopter to pull her into a tree, breaking her back and crushing her stomach. Two Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Shot by James Bond. 11 Unnamed Russian Soldiers - Blown up by James Bond. Five Male Technicians - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Female Technician - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed Russian Soldier - Blown up by James Bond. Alec Trevelyan - James Bond drops him off the satellite dish and he is crushed when it falls on him. Boris Grishneko - Frozen in liquid nitrogen, caused by James Bond destroying the base. Total - 90 Tomorrow Never Dies 1997 Paris Carver - Killed by Dr. Kaufman. Dr Kaufman - Shot in the head by James Bond. Henry Gupta - Shot by Elliot Carver. Captain Scott - Shot by James Bond. Elliot Carver - Destroyed when James Bond pushed him in front of a giant drill machine. Richard Stamper - Blown up by James Bond. The World is not Enough 1999 Lachaise - Killed when Guilietta threw a knife in his neck. Sir Robert King - Blown up by Giulietta. Giulietta Da Vinci/The Cigar Girl - Killed herself by blowing up her hot air balloon. Dr. Arkov - Shot by Renard. Davidov - Shot by James Bond. Colonel Akakievich - Shot by Renard. Bullion - Shot by Valentin. Valentin Zukovsky - Shot by Elektra King. Gabor - Shot by James Bond. Elektra King - Shot by James Bond. Renard - Impaled by James Bond with a nuclear rod. Die Another Day 2002 Unnamed Anger Therapist - Beaten to death by Colonel Tan-Sun Moon. Three Unnamed M16 Agents - Blown up by Colonel Tan-Sun Moon. Eight Unnamed North Korean Soldiers - Blown up by James Bond. Six Unnamed North Korean Soldiers - Shot by North Korean Soldiers while aiming for James Bond. Two Unnamed North Korean Soldiers - Shot by James Bond. Two Unnamed North Korean Soldiers - Crashed into a door that James Bond shot. Unnamed North Korean Soldier - Killed when James Bond caused his hovercraft to crash. Unnamed North Korean Soldier - Shot by James Bond. Two Unnamed North Korean Soldiers - Blown up by James Bond. Unnamed North Korean Soldier - Shot by James Bond. Three Unnamed Chinese Agents - Killed by Tang Ling Zao off-screen, mentioned. Unnamed American Agent - Killed by North Korean Soldiers off-screen, mentioned. Dr. Alvarez - Shot by Jinx Johnson. Two Unnamed Thugs - Shot by Jinx Johnson. Mr. Kil - Shot by Jinx Johnson with a laser. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Ran over by James Bond. Tank Ling Zao - Crushed when James Bond shoots an ice chandelier which falls on him. Unnamed North Korean Soldier - Knife thrown at his throat by Jimk Johnson. General Moon - Shot in the chest by Colonel Tan-Sun Moon/Gustav Graves. Vladimir Popov - Sucked out of a plane and fell to his death after James Bond shot the plane window. General Li - Sucked out of a plane and fell to his death after James Bond shot the plane window. General Han - Sucked out of a plane and fell to his death after James Bond shot the plane window. General Dong - Sucked out of a plane and fell to his death after James Bond shot the plane window. Miranda Frost - Stabbed in the chest by Jinx Johnson. Gustav Graves/Colonel Moon - Electrocuted by James Bond, then he gets sucked into a jet turbine. Unnamed Pilot - Killed when the plane crashed. Total - 47 Casino Royale 2006 Dryden - Shot by James Bond. Fisher - Drowned then shot by James Bond. Mollaka - Shot by James Bond. Alex Dimitrios - Stabbed by James Bond. Carlos - Blown up by James Bond. Solange Dimitrios - Killed off-screen by a Quantum Agent. Obanno's Bodyguard - Knocked off of a ledge by James Bond. Steven Obanno - Chocked out by James Bond. Kratt - Killed off-screen by Mr. White. Valenka - Killed off-screen by Mr. White. Le Chiffre - Shot in the head by Mr. White. Gettler - Shot in the eye with a dart by James Bond. Vesper Lynd - Drowned in a sinking building. Quantum of Solace 2008 Kim Park - Shot by Mitchell. Craig Mitchell - Shot by James Bond. Edmund Slate - Stabbed by James Bond. Rene Mathias - Shot by corrupt cops. Carlos - Shot by James Bond. Strawberry Fields - Drowned by Quantum Agents off-screen. Orso - Shot by Camille then pushed off a railing. Elvis - Incinerated caused by James Bond. General Medrano - Shot by Camille. Dominic Greene - Mentioned that he was killed in the desert by an unknown assassin. Skyfall 2012 Patrice - Dropped off of a building by James Bond. Severine - Shot by Raoul Silva. Boat Captain - Shot by Silva's henchmen. Raoul Silva - Had a knife thrown in his back by James Bond. M - Succumbed to her injuries after Silva's Henchmen tortured her. SPECTRE 2015 Marco Sciarra - Thrown out of a helicopter by James Bond. Francesco - Shot by James Bond. Guerra - Neck snapped by Hinx. Mr. White - Commited suicide by shooting himself. Mr. Hinx - James Bond ties a rope around his neck, causing him to get pulled out of a train. Max Denbigh C - Falls to his death. Blofeld's Pilots - Killed when James Bond crashes their helicopter. No Time to Die 2021 SPOILER WARNING Click "expand" to view Mrs. Swann - Shot to death on her couch by Lyutsifer Safin. Felix Leiter - Shot in the chest by a defecting Logan Ash and either bled to death or drowned when Logan Ash crashed the ship. Ernest Stavro Blofeld - Strangled and accidentally infected with HERACLES by James Bond. Logan Ash - Land rover pushed onto him by James Bond after being wounded in a car crash. Valdo Obruchev - Pushed into a vat of nanobots by Nomi, melting his skin. Primo - Brain fried when James Bond fried his cybernetic eye with an OMEGA Wristwatch. Lyutsifer Safin - Shot three times in the head by James Bond. James Bond/Agent 007 - Willingly didn't get off of the island when missiles hit it after he was infected with the HERACLES nanobots, blowing him up. Non-Canon Films Casino Royale 1954 Basil - Shot by James Bond. Total - 1 Casino Royale 1967 Seven Unnamed 00 Agents - Died in an unknown manner off-screen. Two Unnamed Butlers - Blown up by 00 Agents. Lord McTarry/M - Blown up by 00 Agents. Unnamed Male Guard - Ball thrown at him by Jaques. Five Birds - Shot by James Bond. Jag - Blown up after James Bond closed a gate in front of her causing the remote cotrolled milk truck to crash into her. Proxy Kill Eight Unnamed Male Soldiers - Blown up by Jimmy Bond. Unnamed Man - Shot by Soldiers. Unnamed Person - Died in an unknown manner off-screen. Unnamed Male 00 Agent - Killed when his hat blew up. Otto von Bismarck - Died in an unknown manner off-screen. Frau Hoffner - Shot by Otto's corpse after Mata Bond slammed a door in her face causing her to on the corpse. Unnamed Russian General - Hit by Mata Bond with a fire extinguisher causing him to fall of a balcony. Unnamed Chinese General - Kicked off a balcony by Mata Bond. Unnamed American General - Kicked off a balcony by Mata Bond. Unnamed British General - Kicked off a balcony by Mata Bond. Le Chiffre's Unnamed Male Representative - Blown up by Le Chiffre for failing to kill Mata Bond. 111 Unnamed Male Bagpipe Players - Shot by Vesper Lynd. Evelyn Tremble - Shot by Vesper Lynd. Le Chiffre - Shot in the head by a SMERSH Agent on the orders of Jimmy Bond. James Bond Robot - Shot by James Bond. Giovanna Goodthighs - Strangled by Vesper Lynd off-screen, mentioned. Unnamed Male SMERSH Henchman - Shot by Vesper Lynd when James Bond grabbed her hand. Shared kill Two Male SMERSH Agents - Beaten by Cooper with a burning flag. George Raft - Shot himself. Unnamed Male SMERSH Agent - Beaten to death by 00 Agents. Nine Unnamed Male SMERSH Agents - Shot by James Bond. Two Unnamed Male SMERSH Agents - Shot by 00 Agents. Two Unnamed Gold Women - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 50 Horses - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Two Otters - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Monkey - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 50 Unnamed Male 00 Agents - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 50 Unnamed Male SMERSH Agents - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 20 Female Casino Patrons - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 20 Male Casino Patrons - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Five Unnamed Female SMERSH Techniations - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond - Killed when he blew up the casino after being tricked into swallowing a nuclear bomb pill by The Detainer. Technically, she's responsible for all deaths from the casino explosion. Seven Female Robots - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. 19 Male Robots - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. 28 Unnamed Female SMERSH Agents - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. The Detainer - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Ransome - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Smernov - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Le Grand - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Inspector Mathis - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Buttercup - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Agent Mimi - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Meg - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Peg - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Eliza - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Heather - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Lorelei - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. At Least 14 Bond Girls - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Ting Ling - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Shirley - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Unnamed French Legionnaire - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Cooper - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Q - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Miss Moneypenny - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Mata Bond - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Vesper Lynd - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. James Bond/Agent 007 - Killed when Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond blew up the casino. Total - 457 Never Say Never Again 1983 Count Lippe - Impaled by James Bond with a shard of glass. Jack Petachi - Killed when Fatima Blush threw a snake in his car causing him to crash and blow up. Shark - Crushed by James Bond with a pole. Fish - Caught by James Bond off-screen. Nicole - Drowned by Fatima Blush off-screen. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Killed in a car crash caused by James Bond and Fatima Blush. Fatima Blush - Shot in the stomach by James Bond with a "pen-missile," which then explodes inside her body, leaving only her high heels, parts of her leather pants, and belt and a cloud of smoke. Nine Unnamed People - Died of unknown causes off-screen. Unnamed Henchman - Thrown out of the castle by James Bond. Unnamed Henchman - Thrown out of the castle by James Bond. Horse - Drowned after falling into the water. Eight Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by Soldiers. Three Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Felix Leiter. Unnamed Henchman - Burned to death by Felix Leiter. Four Unnamed Henchmen - Shot by Soldiers. Two Unnamed Henchmen - Blown up by Soldiers. Maximiliano Largo - Shot by Domino Petachi with a harpoon gun. Total - 40 Deaths Total - 1,302 Casino Royale 1954 - 1 Dr. No 1962 - 36 From Russia With Love 1963 - 44 Goldfinger 1964 - 78 Thunderball 1965 - ??? You Only Live Twice 1967 - 144 Casino Royale 1967 - 457 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1969 - ??? So Far Diamonds are Forever 1971 - ??? So Far Live and Let Die 1973 - 15 The Man with the Golden Gun 1974 - 7 The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 - 147 Moonraker 1979 - 122 For Your Eyes Only 1981 - 55 Octopussy 1983 - ??? So Far Never Say Never Again 1983 - 40 A View to a Kill 1985 - 93 The Living Daylights 1987 - ??? So Far License to Kill 1989 - ??? So Far GoldenEye 1995 - 90 Tomorrow Never Dies 1997 - ??? So Far The World is not Enough 1999 - ??? So Far Die Another Day 2002 - 47 Casino Royale 2006 - ??? So Far Quantum of Solace 2008 - ??? So Far Skyfall 2012 - ??? So Far SPECTRE 2015 - ??? So Far No Time to Die 2021 - ??? So Far Group Deaths Humans Total - 1,074 1,040 Men 117 Women 17 Victims of Unknown Gender Animals Total - 80 51 Horses 16 Birds 5 Mice 2 Snakes 2 Otters 1 Shark 1 Crab 1 Fish 1 Monkey Robots Total - 28 21 Men 7 Women Kill Counts Agent James Bond/Agent 007 - 302 So Far Dr. Noah/Jimmy Bond - 299 Deceased Vesper Lynd - 114 So Far Max Zorin - 54 Deceased Ernst Stavro Blofeld - 34 So Far Tiger Tanaka - 21 Alive Auric Goldfinger - 16 Deceased Xenia Onatopp - 15 Deceased Commander Carter - 14 Alive Donald "Red" Grant - 7 Deceased Alec Trevelyan - 7 Deceased Jinx Johnson - 6 Alive General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov - 6 Deceased Jaws - 5 Alive Fatima Blush - 5 Deceased Mata Bond - 5 Deceased Colonel Tan-Sun Moon/Gustav Graves - 5 Deceased Felix Leiter - 4 So Far May Day - 4 Deceased Karl Stromberg - 4 Deceased Oddjob - 4 Deceased Francisco Scaramanga - 4 Deceased Holly Goodhead - 3 Alive Dr. Julius No - 3 Deceased Hugo Drax - 3 Deceased Tang Ling Zao - 3 Deceased Ali Kerim Bey - 3 Deceased Melina Havelock - 2 Alive Anya Amasova - 2 Alive Valentin Zukovsky - 2 Alive Cooper - 2 Deceased Hector Gonzalez - 2 Deceased Domino Petachi - 1 So Far Jaques - 1 Alive Le Chiffre - 1 So Far Tatiana Romanova - 1 Alive Columbo - 1 Alive Kissy Suzuki - 1 Alive Vavra - 1 Alive Mary Goodnight - 1 Alive Morzeny - 1 Deceased Krilencu - 1 Deceased Jenny Flex - 1 Deceased Pan Ho - 1 Deceased Dambala - 1 Deceased Scarpine - 1 Deceased Sandor - 1 Deceased Whisper - 1 Deceased Dr Kananga/Mr Big - 1 Deceased Trivia As of SPECTRE, the deadliest Bond was Pierce Brosnan, who racked up a kill total of 135 victims in 4 movies, or an average of per film he was featured. The movie that contained the most deaths was David Niven's Casino Royale, in which 434 lives were lost. "One of the 50 Coolest Websites...they simply tell it like it is" - TIME Why is “No Time to Die” rated PG-13? The MPAA rating has been assigned for “sequences of violence and action, some disturbing images, brief strong language and some suggestive material.” The evaluation includes a couple of implied sex scenes and partial nudity, a few kissing scenes, many scenes of gunplay with many people shot and killed with little blood shown, many car chases with vehicles crashing and flipping killing the occupants with some blood shown, many missiles launched into an island causing many explosions, many people dying from poisoning with bloody boils on their faces and necks, a child being threatened in a few scenes, and at least 1 F-word and some strong language. Read our parents’ guide below for details on sexual content, violence & strong language. James Bond Daniel Craig is pulled back into the fray and out of retirement after he is told that a project he thought was defunct is still underway and has fallen into the hands of a diabolical man Rami Malek who seeks revenge against the woman Léa Seydoux 007 currently loves. Also with Ana de Armas, Lashana Lynch, Ralph Fiennes, Christoph Waltz, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Billy Magnussen, David Dencik and Rory Kinnear. Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. Several lines of dialogue are spoken in French with English subtitles. [Running Time 243]No Time to Die SEX/NUDITY 4 – A man and woman kiss passionately in a hotel room, they press against a wall while kissing and the man removes his shirt and we then see the woman lying on top of the man in bed and covered with sheets his partial bare chest is seen and sex is implied. A man and a woman lie in bed together asleep and we see his bare shoulder and partial chest sex is implied. ► A man and a woman kiss passionately. A man and a woman kiss tenderly. A man and woman hug goodbye. ► People at a party are shown dancing and several men sit in sofas with several women seated near and around them, and some appear to be kissing and caressing the men. A woman unfastens a man’s shirt to reveal his bare chest and hands him a tuxedo to change into; he misunderstands her intentions and she corrects him. A woman on a moped offers a man a ride and when he gets on she pulls his arms around her while telling him to hold on. People dance in a nightclub scene and several women are shown wearing skimpy outfits that reveal cleavage and bare abdomens. A woman tells a man, “She’s not yours,” when he meets her young daughter for the first time. ► A nude woman lies in a bed ad we see her bare shoulders, back and partial upper buttock a sheet covers the rest of her. A woman wears a deeply cut dress that reveals cleavage to the upper abdomen, bare shoulders and her full back, as well as her legs with garters at the upper thighs. A woman wears a low-cut dress that reveals cleavage. A shirtless man wearing swim trunks bare chest, abdomen and legs are seen stands on rocks near an ocean and speaks to a woman wearing a swimsuit we see her shoulders and cleavage in the water. A woman wears a long T-shirt and we see her bare shoulders and legs to the upper thighs. A woman’s dress is low-cut and reveals cleavage. A man showers in an outdoor shower and we see his bare chest, abdomen, hips and back. A woman wears a top that reveals bare shoulders, cleavage and bare abdomen. A woman’s dress reveals her legs to the hips while she fights several men with high kicks and flips. The opening credits show a woman’s bare abdomen and bellybutton in Time to Die VIOLENCE/GORE 7 – A man with a gun trudges through snow toward an isolated cabin, and enters the cabin after a young girl inside tries to warn her mother; the child tries to hide in a safe room but cannot access it, she hides under her bed and hears the man shoot her mother after telling her that her husband killed his entire family we see the woman’s body with bullet holes in a blanket covering her but no blood is evident, and when the man enters the child’s room, the child shoots him several times knocking him back and over a stairwell to the floor below. A young girl drags a seemingly dead man out of a cabin and through snow we see a streak of blood on the ground, the man inhales sharply and sits up we see a mask that he is wearing broken away to reveal his chin that seems discolored and scarred, the child runs onto a frozen lake and the man follows; the ice breaks under her feet and she falls in unable to surface until the man shoots the ice from the surface and pulls her out. Many people surround a man at a party and then step away from him as gas is emitted from the ceiling; people around the man erupt with boils on their faces and they bleed and fall to the floor dead. A man with a gun moves through a facility where he shoots other armed men as they shoot at him and throw explosives that blow up and knock him down a few times; he fights with one man and holds him around the throat until his fake eye explodes in his head killing him we see a bit of blood and a spark. A woman shoves a man and he falls into an acid bath; he boils and screams. ► A man draws a gun and fights with two other men on a ship, and he gets away and sets explosives to blow up the ship as he flies away in a seaplane; one man is shot in the abdomen and we see a lot of blood on his shirt and dies later when the ship is flooded with water and he floats away motionless; the other man surfaces and finds a raft and we see him sitting in it later as a ship approaches. A man holds another man around the throat, says, “Die,” turns away and when he turns back the man is slumped over dead with bloody boils on his head and face. A man shoots a vehicle and when it flips over he shoots the driver inside; he sets a trap for other vehicles and clotheslines a motorcyclist, another car flips and a passenger lies on the ground with a bloody head wound until he is crushed under the car when it falls over and on top of him. A man shoots another man twice and he falls into a pond, he fights the shooter and breaks his arm we see it bend and hear a crunch and the wounded man spills a vial of something into the water; one man shoots the other man leaving him dead and floating in the water and the other man limps away with bloody bullet wounds on his back and leg. A woman shoots a man on a motorcycle as he threatens another man carrying a young child. ► Missiles crash down on an island and blow everything up. Armed people scale down the side of a building, cut out a glass panel and enter the building where they shoot several people no blood is shown and take a man and information away from the building as one floor is shown blowing up. A man visits the grave of a woman and the grave explodes blowing him backward and knocking him out briefly; he comes to with his ears ringing he has blood on his head and runs after a young man that was nearby, a car speeds toward the man and someone inside shoots at him; a motorcycle speeds toward him also and the man grabs a cable and jumps off a bridge landing hard on the ground below. A man enters a room where several gunmen stand and a man and a young girl sit in the middle of the room; they talk and the man with the child threatens her until the first man tries to shoot him and he takes the child into a hatch in the floor that closes behind them while the child bites the man’s arm causing him to moan and put her down she runs away. ► A man and woman shoot their way out of a building with many gunmen shooting at them; they fight a few men with punches and kicks. A man and a woman search through a remote facility and shoot several people as they go; one man falls dead into what looks like water but it behaves like acid and he dissolves. A woman slides down a cable, grabs a man and takes him back up the cable with her; she slides along another cable attached between two buildings and another man shoots the cable, breaking it and the two people fall hard on a balcony, while other men shoot at them. ► A man driving with a woman and child is chased by other cars and motorcycles one car slams the back of his car, he swerves pushing one car off and slamming another against a rock wall causing it to flip, many more cars join the chase as well as a helicopter, the cars drive through water and over ledges as the young child in the first car whimpers and the man drives into a thick forest where dense fog shields them. A man speeds in a car while being chased by other cars and motorcycles; he drops explosives that blow a few of the cars up, he speeds away and is struck from the side by another car; he is surrounded by several more cars and people with guns open fire on him and his passenger we see the bulletproof glass of the car begin to give way until he engages machine guns emerging from his car and spins in circles shooting the gunmen and then speeds away. ► A woman steals a car and speeds into scaffolding where a man and a woman are standing; the scaffolding crashes down onto the car and the man tumbles to the ground no injuries are shown. A man steals a seaplane and flies away with a man complaining in the back; they land near a ship in the ocean where they meet other men. A man throws a cocktail glass at another man as he runs away, knocking him to the floor. ► A woman hits a man in the nose with her gun butt and he moans. A woman kicks a man in the chest and he falls gasping. A man tackles another man off a motorcycle and they fight, and one man wraps the other man around the throat with a cable and slams his head against a wall knocking out the man’s fake eye. A man grabs a woman by the arms, yells at her and shoves her onto a bed. A woman throws hot tea in a man’s face, takes his gun and locks him in a room. ► A man speeds on a motorcycle up flights of stairs through crowded pedestrian areas people jump out of the way and drops it roughly at the door of a hotel. Several people jump into an empty elevator shaft and one man is pushed; they are caught by high-powered magnets before hitting the ground below. A glider sails through the air after being dropped from a plane and it lands in water, retracts its wings and descends underwater as a submarine, and then surfaces in a submarine bay. A man is shown chained to a chair and shackled in a secure facility. ► A man threatens a woman telling her that he will kill the one that she loves the most, as he gives her a box that contains something that frightens her. A man is shown seated in a cell and talking to himself about random things as two other men watch him and describe him as being mad. A woman tells her young daughter that her father is a murderer. A young girl refers to her mother being depressed and eating too much. A woman refers to someone being buried nearby. A woman jokes about having misplaced a sample of weaponized small pox and a man finds a label on his lunch container indicating that it has been contaminated with the sample, as the woman and another man laugh at him he becomes upset and threatens them both. A man and a woman talk about the effect death has on children. A man’s name is Lyutsifer. People talk about people being poisoned with Dioxin. A man tells a woman, “You just gave me a reason to kill him.” A woman says to a man, “How damaged you must be to threaten a child.” A man says, “People want oblivion.” A woman refers to a man “gagging.” A man tells a woman that eating foxglove plant can stop your heart. ► Two men access a samples fridge and remove vials that they turn over to other men and one of the first men is shot in the head off-screen. A woman lights a piece of paper and drops it over a balcony; we see several people lighting pieces of paper and they float through the air in flames it’s a method of letting go of the past. A man carries a young girl through what he calls a poison garden and describes what a particular plant will do if ingested. We see cells being attacked by nanobots on a screen. A woman is held by two guards and pulled away as her young daughter cries for her. ► A man carries a computerized eye around a room so another man in another location can see what’s happening. A man swallows a USB drive. Opening credits include images of statues with what looks like blood on them. A woman spills a glass of wine on the floor and a young girl scrubs the spot. A man carrying a spear gun in one hand also carries two fish on a line. A man is shown with a deep scar on his face and one eye is missing. A woman’s nose runs in a couple of Time to Die LANGUAGE 5 – At least 1 F-word, 1 scatological term, 3 mild obscenities, name-calling Book of Mormon, disarming young woman, mad as a bag of bees, mess, corrupt, weird, lady, your people, angry little man, cockroach, fools, coo-coo, avenging angel, awkward, exclamations wow, whatever, chow, shut your mouth, relax, shut-up, 10 religious exclamations For Christ’s Sake, Oh God, Oh Jesus, My God, Oh My God, Jesus Christ, invisible God, play God. profanity glossary No Time to Die SUBSTANCE USE – A woman takes medication indicated for depression with a glass of wine, and a man and a woman are injected in the neck with a hypodermic needle containing trackers. People drink in a club scene, people drink at a party, a man orders two martinis at a bar and a woman drinks hers straight down, a man orders and drinks a scotch in a club, a man pours a glass of wine, a man pours and drinks two glasses of alcohol, and a man and a woman each drink a shot of a clear liquor. A woman smokes a cigarette, and a man finds ash from a cigar and a cigar butt in his Time to Die DISCUSSION TOPICS – Secrets, letting go of the past, love, retirement, biological weapons, free will, power, sacrifice, independence, MI6, CIA, revenge, Dioxin, trust, betrayal, collateral damage, national security, freedom, judgement, weapons of mass Time to Die MESSAGE – Life is all about leaving something behind. Be aware that while we do our best to avoid spoilers it is impossible to disguise all details and some may reveal crucial plot elements. 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