The world of espionage is about to open its archives. For decades, fans have thrilled to the daring exploits of James Bond, and now, a complete cinematic journey through 007’s history is within reach.
Imagine a December evening, settling in for a marathon of iconic missions, breathtaking chases, and unforgettable villains. The anticipation surrounding the next chapter of Bond is intense, with speculation running rampant about who will inherit the mantle from Daniel Craig.
But while the future remains unwritten, the past is about to become readily available. Every official James Bond film, from the very beginning, is poised to stream, offering a chance to revisit the origins of the legend.
Starting December 1st, a dedicated channel will unlock all 25 Eon Productions Bond films, presenting a comprehensive collection for devoted fans and newcomers alike. This is a rare opportunity to experience the evolution of the character and the franchise in its entirety.
The adventure begins with 1962’sDr. No, the film that launched a global phenomenon. For many, this will be the first time experiencing these classic adventures on this particular streaming platform, including titles likeFrom Russia With LoveandGoldfinger.
However, one notable absence exists: 1983’sNever Say Never Again. Despite featuring Sean Connery in his final portrayal of the spy, it wasn’t produced by Eon Productions, and therefore doesn’t fall within the official canon.
Daniel Craig’s departure afterNo Time to Diein 2021 ignited a fervent search for his successor. The rumour mill has churned out a list of potential candidates, each bringing a unique energy to the possibility.
Actors like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Theo James, James Norton, and Martin Compston have all been mentioned, but a new frontrunner has emerged. Callum Turner, known for his recent roles and his engagement to Dua Lipa, is currently the favourite to step into Bond’s shoes.
For those eager to relive the entire saga, here’s the complete filmography, ready for your viewing pleasure:Dr. No(1962),From Russia with Love(1963),Goldfinger(1964),Thunderball(1965),You Only Live Twice(1967),On Her Majesty’s Secret Service(1969),Diamonds Are Forever(1971),Live and Let Die(1973),The Man with the Golden Gun(1974),The Spy Who Loved Me(1977),Moonraker(1979),For Your Eyes Only(1981),Octopussy(1983),A View to a Kill(1985),The Living Daylights(1987),Licence to Kill(1989),GoldenEye(1995),Tomorrow Never Dies(1997),The World Is Not Enough(1999),Die Another Day(2002),Casino Royale(2006),Quantum of Solace(2008),Skyfall(2012),Spectre(2015), andNo Time to Die(2021).
