The website for Graham Rye’s 007 Magazine has a new article by Robert Sellers titled “The Search for Bond.”
The website bills the article as the “exclusive never-before-told story behind the actors who won, and the many who lost, the most coveted role in cinema history!”
Sellers previous wrote the book The Battle for Bond, a book about the history of Thunderball.
A free preview on the website includes information on how Ian Fleming met in 1959 with screenwriter Paul Dehn (who’d eventually craft the later drafts of Goldfinger) to discuss translating Fleming’s novels to the screen.
The duo discussed how a “pre-Cleopatra/pre-Elizabeth Richard Burton would be an ideal James Bond, according to the preview. Of course, the role of Bond at this point was far from a coveted role.
Parts one and two of three parts are on a pay-to-view portion of the website. CLICK HERE for more information. The yearly subscription is 9.99 British pounds ($12.90) and a monthly subscription 4.99 British pounds ($6.44).
Filed under: James Bond Books, James Bond Films | Tagged: 007 Magazine, Graham Rye, Ian Fleming, Paul Dehn, Richard Burton, Robert Sellers, The Battle for Bond, The Search for Bond |
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