The complete list of official James Bond films, made by EON Productions. Beginning with Sean Connery, and going through George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. Have you ever wondered how many James Bond movies there are? The newest film, Spectre, was released in October 2015. Special agent 007 (Sean Connery) comes face to face with one of the most notorious villains of all time, and now he must outwit and outgun the powerful tycoon to prevent him from cashing in on a devious scheme to raid Fort Knox — and obliterate the world’s economy.

Just this morning, the title and cast of the 24th film in the James Bond franchise were announced from the 007 stage in London. Sam Mendes, director of Skyfall, is rumored to be directing… wait for it… Spectre.

Pronounced “spek-ter,” Daniel Craig, AKA the best Bond in the history of Bonds, will be back in the lead role, with Chistoph Waltz as the classic villain Oberhauser. Ralph Fiennes will be playing the new M, and Ben Whishaw will be returning as Q. The voluptuous Monica Bellucci will be Bond’s gal, and Léa Seydoux of Blue is the Warmest Color is set to play Madeline Swann.

There’s a November 6, 2015 stamp on the film’s IMDb page, so you have plenty of time to revisit your favorite Bond films or check out films in the franchise you haven’t seen yet. Here’s where you can stream them all before next year.

'Dr. No' (1962)

The first one. Sean Connery stars as 007, who investigates the vanishing of a fellow agent. [Where to stream Dr. No]

'From Russia with Love' (1963)

The one where the evil agency SPECTRE steals a Soviet encryption device, drawing 007 into a mysterious assassination mission. [Where to stream From Russia with Love]

'Goldfinger' (1964)

The one where everything the bad guy touches turns to gold. [Where to stream Goldfinger]

'Thunderball' (1965)

The one where Bond goes to the Bahamas. [Where to stream Thunderball]

'Casino Royale' (1967)

The one where everyone was confused Sean Connery wasn’t the star. Fun fact: It’s a parody of the franchise and Woody Allen makes an appearance alongside David Niven and Peter Sellers. [Where to stream Casino Royale]

'You Only Live Twice' (1967)

The one where the theory that cats have multiple lives was disproved. [Where to stream You Only Live Twice]

'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' (1969)

The one where George Lazenby swooped in with Jerry Seinfeld’s puffy shirt. [Where to stream On Her Majesty’s Secret Service]

'Diamonds Are Forever' (1971)

The one where they go to Vegas. [Where to stream Diamonds Are Forever]

'Live and Let Die' (1973)

The one where Roger Moore showed up and had to fight the war on drugs. He’s one man, people! [Where to stream Live and Let Die]

'The Man with the Golden Gun' (1974)

The one where Roger Moore got a little more comfortable in his tux and Aston Martin and became a mega-lady magnet. [Where to stream The Man with the Golden Gun]

'The Spy Who Loved Me' (1977)

The one with the late Richard Kiel. [Where to stream The Spy Who Loved Me]

'Moonraker' (1979)

The one where they go to space! [Where to stream Moonraker]

'For Your Eyes Only' (1981)

The one where they have to recover a stolen encryption device. Again. [Where to stream For Your Eyes Only]

'Never Say Never Again' (1983)

The one that’s not technically part of the franchise where Sean Connery came back and foreshadowed the ending to Silver Linings Playbook. [Where to stream Never Say Never Again]

'Octopussy' (1983)

The one with the silliest title but the most serious subject matter. (We wanted to giggle at Octopussy, not fear his nuclear attacks on the planet, yeesh.) [Where to stream Octopussy]

'A View to Kill' (1985)

The one where the writers got super bored and centered the plot around a gambling scam. [Where to stream A View to Kill]

'The Living Daylights' (1987)

The one where Timothy Dalton travels to all seven continents. [Where to stream The Living Daylights]

'Licence to Kill' (1989)

The one with the evil drug lord and Benicio Del Toro. [Where to stream Licence to Kill]

'GoldenEye' (1995)

The one where Pierce Brosnan showed up and 007 has to stop the hijacking of a nuclear space weapon. [Where to stream GoldenEye]

'Tomorrow Never Dies' (1997)

The one where Bond has to start a war between China and the UK for the political gain of the agency — AKA the one where Bond was totally a propagandist. [Where to stream Tomorrow Never Dies]

'The World Is Not Enough' (1999)

The one where Pierce could not wait to star with Halle Berry. [Where to stream The World Is Not Enough]

'Die Another Day' (2002)

The one with Halle Berry. [Where to stream Die Another Day]

'Casino Royale' (2006)

The one where we were introduced to the first blond Bond, Daniel Craig. [Where to stream Casino Royale]

'Quantum of Solace' (2008)

The one where Bond kind of gets sidetracked trying to avenge the death of his former lover. [Where to stream Quantum of Solace]

'Skyfall' (2012)

The one we love the most. [Where to stream Skyfall]

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  Bond is back and his next mission takes him to Fort Knox, where Auric Goldfinger and his henchman are planning to raid Fort Knox and obliterate the world economy. To save the world once again, Bond will need to become friends with Goldfinger, dodge killer hats and avoid Goldfinger';;s personal pilot, the sexy Pussy Galore. She might not have feelings for Bond, but will 007 help her change her mind?

  Actors: Sean Connery,Honor Blackman,Gert Fröbe,Shirley Eaton,Tania Mallet,Harold Sakata,Bernard Lee,Martin Benson,Cec Linder,Austin Willis,Lois Maxwell,...»

  Country: United States

  Quality: HD

  IMDb: 7.7
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• Played by: Sean Connery

  Played by: Honor Blackman

  Played by: Shirley Eaton

  Played by: Tania Mallet

  Played by: Harold Sakata

  Played by: Bernard Lee

  Played by: Martin Benson

  Played by: Cec Linder

  Played by: Austin Willis

  Played by: Lois Maxwell

  Played by: Bill Nagy

  Played by: Michael Mellinger

  Played by: Peter Cranwell

  Played by: Nadja Regin

  Played by: Richard Vernon

  Played by: Burt Kwouk

  Played by: Desmond Llewelyn

  Played by: Mai Ling

  Played by: Varley Thomas

  Played by: Margaret Nolan

  Played by: John McLaren

  Played by: Robert MacLeod

  Played by: Victor Brooks

  Played by: Alf Joint

  Played by: Gerry Duggan
• Birthdate: 16 September 1922, Paris, France
• Birthdate: 26 May 1909, New York City, New York, USA

  Birthdate: 5 November 1912, Manchester, England, UK

• It's phenomenal!

  A bit much? Yes, but it's meant to be. Like Doctor No and From Russia with Love, the two previous Bond bombshells, this picture is a thriller exuberantly travestied.

  There's not the least sign of staleness in this third sample of the Bond 007 formula.

  This 1964 entry is the most enjoyable of the James Bond thrillers starring Sean Connery -- perhaps because it's the most comic and cartoony in look as well as conception.

  Presented here in a newly restored digital print, it should look especially swish on the big screen.

  ... what they give us in Goldfinger is an excess of-science-fiction fun, a mess of mechanical melodrama and a minimum of bedroom farce.

  Goldfinger really is a dazzling object lesson in the principle that nothing succeeds like excess.

  [VIDEO ESSAY] 'Goldfinger' set in stone the formula for what would become cinema's longest running and most reliably entertaining franchise. Regardless of how many installments have come since, 'Goldfinger' retains its reputation as the best of the bunch.

  All the tropes are genre highs, from the iconic title song to the archetypal cool car to the endlessly quotable sadistic one-liners.

  Ours not to reason why with 'Goldfinger'; ours but to gape and admire; which is very easy and enjoyable until the story's iceberg of extravagance finally appears in its true proportions.

  For 007 fans or action adventure/spy movie fans in general, it really doesn't get much better than 'Goldfinger,' a tremendous blockbuster that entertains on every level.

  GOLDFINGER, for me, isn't the perfect Bond movie (though it does have all the elements to be perfect), but it's still a fun, corny time. Definition of a popcorn movie.

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