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On THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about Octopussy (1983) Starring: Roger Moore as MI6 agent James Bond Maud Adams as Octopussy Louis Jourdan as Kamal Khan Kristina Wayborn as Magda Kabir Bedi as Gobinda David Meyer and Anthony Meyer as Mischka and Grischka Steven Berkoff as General Orlov Directed by John Glenn As always, we're getting into the plot, the pitfalls, the triumphs, the trivia, and your feedback!

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be laughing a ton while trying to remember For Your Eyes Only (1981) Starring: Roger Moore as MI6 agent James Bond Carole Bouquet as Melina Havelock Topol as Milos Columbo Lynn-Holly Johnson as bibi Dahl Julian Glover as Aristotle Kristatos Directed by John Glenn

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) Starring: Roger Moore as MI6 agent James Bond Lois Chiles as Holly Goodhead Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax Richard Kiel as Jaws Directed by Lewis Gilbert We discuss the plot, quotes, trivia, and add this film to the rankings!

We're talking The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) -- or as one of our listeners called it, The Spy Who Killed My Boyfriend and Who I Let Bang Me Because Reasons! Haha We're getting into the plot, our favorite quotes and some trivia as well as listener feedback! We had a fun time!

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) Starring: Roger Moore as MI6 agent James Bond Christopher Lee as Francisco Scaramanga Britt Ekland as Mary Goodnight Maud Adams as Andrea Anders Hervé Villechaize as Nick Nack: Scaramanga's dwarf manservant and accomplice Clifton James as Sheriff J.W. Pepper Directed by Guy Hamilton We have favorite quotes (and some least favorites), trivia, and listener feedback! We also get off track a few times... ahem...

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about Live and Let Die (1973) Starring: Roger Moore as MI6 agent James Bond Yaphet Kotto as Dr. Kananga/"Mr. Big" Jane Seymour as Solitaire Julius Harris as Tee Hee Johnson (pincer for a hand) David Hedison as Felix Leiter Gloria Hendry as Rosie Carver Geoffrey Holder as Baron Samedi (Kananga's henchman who has ties to the Voodoo occult.) Roy Stewart as Quarrel Jr Earl Jolly Brown as Whisper: Kananga's henchman who only whispers. Directed by Guy Hamilton We're getting into plot, behind-the-scenes dramas, favorite quotes, trivia, and more!

In this episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about Diamonds Are Forever (1971) Starring: •Sean Connery as James Bond •Jill St. John as Tiffany Case •Charles Gray as Ernst Stavro Blofeld •Jimmy Dean as Willard Whyte •Bruce Glover and Putter Smith as Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd We're getting into plot, behind-the-scenes romances/dramas, favorite quotes, trivia, and more!

It's time for our review On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Starring: George Lazenby as James Bond Diana Rigg as Countess Tracy di Vicenzo, Telly Savalas as Ernst Stavro Blofeld Gabriele Ferzetti as Marc-Ange Draco Ilse Steppat as Irma Bunt Directed by Peter R. Hunt Screenplay by Richard Maibaum We discuss plot, actors, our updated Bond movie ranking, favorite quotes, trivia, and listener feedback!

So is film racist or is it one of the first accurate and positive representations of Japenese culture in popular film? Is it both? We're welcoming our guest, Japanese culture expert and 5-year Japan resident Christianna Traynor to discuss these topics and more! We're getting into the plot, the quotes (both favorite and most horrendous), talking our favorites scenes, and of course, some good old-fashioned trivia!

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about 1967’s Casino Royale Starring: David Niven as Sir James Bond Peter Sellers – Evelyn Tremble Ursula Andress – Vesper Lynd Orson Welles – La Chiffre And Woody Allen – Jimmy Bond (Dr. Noah) Directed by Val Guest, Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish, and Richard Talmadge What a strange, terrible film. Nevertheless, there were things we liked, quotes we favorited, and scenes we weirdly adored!

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about 1965’s Thunderball Starring: Sean Connery as James Bond Claudine Auger - Domino Adolfo Celi – Emilio Largo Luciana Paluzzi – Fiona Volpe Directed by Terence Young 71% of the Earth is covered in ocean, but that doesn't mean that the same should be said of a film. And I don't know who came up with this idea, but speeding up the above-water action sequences doesn't make up for endless slow-paced molasses action --even if it involves harpoons. So throw on something comfortable. Like a pair of short shorts. Maybe get ready for a little bedroom blackmail. We're talking Thunderball this time, and we have feelings about it, y'all.

In THIS episode of Breaking Bond, we’ll be talking about 1964’s Goldfinger Starring: Sean Connery as James Bond Honor Blackman – Pussy Galore Gert Frobe – Auric Goldfinger Harold Sakata - Oddjob Cec Linder – Felix Leiter Directed by Guy Hamilton The action, gadgets, and sex are all amped up for Goldfinger, but so too are the sound effects, cringe jokes, and sexism! We're talking 007 as he battles Auric Goldfinger and the oddball Oddjob for the fate of all the gold in Fort Knox!

A mini-episode about Roger Moore as James Bond in a 1964 variety sketch on the short-lived series Mainly Millicent! Watch the sketch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYkTwXAyOBU Breaking Bond #05

We’re talking 1963’s From Russia with Love Starring: Sean Connery Daniela Bianchi Pedro Armendáriz Lotte Lenya Robert Shaw Directed by Terence Young 007 is to procure a Lektor cryptography device from the Soviet consulate in Istanbul with the help of the comely young cipher clerk who claims to be defecting to the Brits! Of course, this is all a devious design of SPECTRE's most devilish delinquents! Breaking Bond #04 - From Russia With Love (1963)

We’re talking 1962's Dr. No! We get into the plot, talk about whether this is a good introduction to the world of James Bond, what we thought of the actors, music, favorite quotes, trivia, and more! Starring: Sean Connery as James Bond Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder Joseph Wiseman as Dr. Julius No John Kitzmiller as Quarrel Jack Lord as Felix Leiter Directed by Terence Young 007 must investigate the mysterious deaths of the Jamaican MI6 Station Chief and his assistant Mary Trueblood which leads him to uncover a sinister plot to sabotage an American space shuttle launch by the nefarious SPECTRE ne' er-do-well Dr. Julius No! Breaking Bond #03 - Dr. No (1962)

We’re talking about The 1954 live adaptation of Casino Royale from the American television series CLIMAX! We get into the plot, talk about whether this is a good introduction to the world of James Bond, what we thought of the actors, music, favorite quotes, trivia, and more! Starring: Barry Nelson as James Bond Peter Lorre as Le Chiffre Linda Christian as Valerie Mathis Directed by William H. Brown, Jr. American CIA Agent James Bond survives an assassination attempt (by standing still), meets up with his British contact Clarence Leiter, and pretends to explain the rules of baccarat while Leiter explains Bond’s mission: defeat Le Chiffre at baccarat and force the Soviets to “retire” him. He has a run-in with his ex, Valerie Mathis (Le Chiffre’s current squeeze who still loves Bond—and vice versa), then beats Le Chiffre at baccarat with help from the Brits and Valerie Mathis – who Bond has been informed will die if he wins the game. Bond gets threatened with a cane gun (yep. A gun that looks like a cane), goes to his room, hides his massive check, and is confronted by Valerie—then Le Chiffre and his men. Turns out Val is with the French external military, but Le Chiffre tortures Bond to find out where he’s hidden the money and makes Valerie watch. After ambiguous torture, Bond wounds Le Chiffre, who tries to use Valerie as a shield, but she wriggles enough for Bond to shoot him dead. Breaking Bond #02 - Casino Royale - Climax! (1954)

David and Bethany are a married geek couple with little-to-no history with the James Bond franchise! They'll be deep-diving into Ian Fleming's famous, influential universe and discussing their thoughts with you! In this episode, we discuss our first exposure to the character, what (if any) experience we have with the property, what we already know about it, and whether we've ever been interested in the franchise or spy thrillers before! James Bond Jr. is discussed briefly. Breaking Bond #01