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Dr No / Doctor No
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6 /10
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7.40 /10
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| Starring |
| Sean Connery, Ursula Andress, Jack Lord |
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Directed by: Terence Young 
Written by: Richard Malbaum, Johnana Harwood, Berkeley Mather from Ian Fleming's novel
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| Released: |
1962 |
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ACTION
ADVENTURE
SERIES
THRILLER
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GB |
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| Length: |
111 |
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A British spy (Sean Connery, pictured right) investigates the murder in Jamaica of another secret agent and his secretary.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Made on a lower budget than its successors, this action-packed adventure nevertheless lays down the template for all future Bond movies. Sean Connery bears little relation to Ian Fleming's Old Etonian creation, but he has a rugged virility which made him more attractive to a mass international audience. The gadgetry and special effects had not yet overwhelmed the narrative; by far the most special effect is the moment when Ursula Andress (pictured left) rises out of the ocean. |
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| “Sean Connery? I’m looking for Commander James Bond, not an overgrown stunt-man.” |
| (Ian Fleming) |
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