A Timeless Character Born Within History: The Paradox of James Bond in the Novels and On Screen
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- 1. A Timeless Character Born Within History : The Paradox Of James Bond In The Novels And On Screen Ludovic Trautmann Université Laval
- 2. The name’s Bond, James Bond... Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig
- 5. The End Of The Cold War, The End Of James Bond ?
- 7. On Screen
- 9. View from Ian Fleming’s Goldeneye
- 10. The James Bond comic strip published in The Daily Express in 1963.
- 11. The cast of Casino Royale in 1954 : Peter Loore, Linda Christian and Barry Nelson The producers of the 12 first James Bond movies : Albert Broccoli and Harry Salzman, here with Roger Moore
- 12. “ The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning.” Ian Fleming, Casino Royale
- 13. Nazis And Communists : Enemies Are The reflects Of A Period
- 14. Umberto Eco “ The Villain is born in an ethnic area that stretches from Central Europe to the Slav countries and to the Mediterranean basin […]. He is asexual or homosexual, or at any rate is not sexually normal. […] the racial convention blames particularly the Jews, the Germans, the Slavs, and the Italians, always depicted as halfbreeds” Narrative structures in Fleming
- 15. SMERSH : SMERT SHPIONAM Death to spies
- 16. SPecial Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion SPECTRE :
- 18. “ East, West, just points of the compass, each as stupid as the other. ” Dr. No, Dr. No Joseph Wiseman as Dr. No
- 19. “ Broccoli has sensed from the start that if he wanted these films to have the widest possible international audience, and indeed the longest possible shelf-life in term of cinematic reissues [...], then the villains would have to be apolitical and largely from the private sector.” Sinclair McKay, The Man with the Golden Touch – How the Bond films conquered the world
- 20. The End Of The Cold War, The End Of James Bond ? The Cast of Live and Let Die Moonraker
- 21. Bond And The Genre Scenes from North by Northwest , directed by Alfred Hitchcock
- 22. Fort Knox in Goldfinger , design by Ken Adams Inside the volcano, You Only Live Twice , Design by Ken Adams
- 24. On Screen A Timeless Character
- 25. Conclusion
- 26. Thank you.