Today, Aug. 12, is the 55th anniversary of the death of Ian Fleming.
Without Fleming (1908-1964), much of the 1960s spy craze wouldn’t happen.
Without Fleming, there’d be no James Bond series of novels.
Without Fleming, there’d be no James Bond series of movies.
Without Fleming, there’s be no Man From U.N.C.L.E. television series. The show came about because an inquiry was made whether Fleming’s Thrilling Cities book could be turned into a television series.
Without Fleming, there’d be no attempts to cash in on 007 films.
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