Who is your favourite James Bond?

[Jamesfordy2001]

As the title says!

[Royston]

I grew up with Roger Moore at the helm and he simply provided the best all round entertainment IMO

[Furby_Lass]

I hate the films. Probably cos mum trued to make me watch them every xmas! :(

[Jamesfordy2001]

I was bored, was watching Man with the Golden Gun (Roger Moore) and i was having a debate WHICH IS SAD I KNOW with my mate against Pierce Brosnan! And i just wanted to see other peoples fav one is.......

[Furby_Lass]

Oh no, I wasnt picking on it..... I think it will be agood debate!

[Royston]

I think we should have a mass debate....

[Mr Grumpy]

I grew up with Roger Moore at the helmet and he simply provided the best all round entertainment IMO

I wouldn't have posted that on a public forum if I were you.....:confused:

[MissPiggy]

I wouldn't have posted that on a public forum if I were you.....:confused:

mr grumpy being kind of happy!:eek:

pierce brosnan-cutest!

[Blanes]

Your missing "blockbusters" Bob Holness - he was James Bond too.

Sad but true

[Mr Grumpy]

And the quintessential Englishman, David Niven...

[ChrisRs]

And the quintessential Englishman, David Niven...

In Casino Royale you old bugger!!

[Tech1e]

Timothy Dalton..

Ok I feel sorry for the guy.

[RobClubley]

I liked Pierce Brosnan as Bond - he was well suited to the character.

I'm looking forward to seeing how the new guy does.

I can't believe how much of a slating he's already had from people even before filming started. At least give the guy a chance and see the film FFS!

[gallego1968]

Sean Connery is my fav, but Pierce Brosnon is a close 2nd.

[lozgti]

Sean Connery.

60's Bond films were the best.Without doubt.No question .End of.

[WrightyRS]

They we're all good in there own way considering the plot and the decade they were produced.

I think George Lazenby(1st) was a fantastic Bond, OK he was only in one film but one of the best story lines from all the books.

Then it would be Sean Connery(2nd) then Pierce(3rd) then Dalton(4th) then Moore(5th).

[pixi]

I loved watching the Bond films whilst growing up. Roger Moore was Bond at the time, so I suppose he was always the real one to me. I've watched a couple of the films with the other guys playing the part, but none of them are quite as cheesy as Rog

[walkie]

Daniel Craig

[KentStu]

Sean Connery.

60's Bond films were the best.Without doubt.No question .End of.

I concur

[fluffmeister]

I grew up with Roger Moore at the helm and he simply provided the best all round entertainment IMO

I agree, Connery was of course the original, but I loved the off the cuff humour provided by Roger Moore, plus, he was English

[KenONeill]

I voted Sean Connery, but Pierce is a close second, and might have shaded the win if he'd been let do another film.

Oh and Bond was Scottish, not English!

[KaraK]

Brosnan for me... managed to walk the fine line between being serious and keeping the humor going.

[fluffmeister]

I voted Sean Connery' date=' but Pierce is a close second, and might have shaded the win if he'd been let do another film.

Oh and Bond was Scottish, not English![/quote']

Nah ..... not if we are talking about Fleming himself, who bond was loosley based around.

"

Born in 1908 as the son of Valentine Fleming, and the grandson of the wealthy Scottish banker Robert Fleming, Ian Lancaster Fleming grew up the member of a rare class of Englishmen for whom all options are open. The privilege of class and respect came not merely from his grandfather's money, as wealth alone in England does not guarantee open doors. The Fleming family earned their social stripes with service and blood. Ian's father was a service-oriented land-owner in Oxfordshire and a member of Parliament. When Valentine Fleming died in the Great War, Ian was 8 days shy of his 9th birthday. Winston Churchill wrote the obituary for The Times. "

[Shifty]

Pierce Brosnan for me, by a mile.

Then Moore, then Connery.

Tomothy Dalton being the worst by a long, long, long, long, long, long way.

[fluffmeister]

Pierce Brosnan for me' date=' by a mile.

Then Moore, then Connery.

Tomothy Dalton being the worst by a long, long, long, long, long, long way.[/quote']

But he was a good Prince Barin in Flash Gordon

anyone remember the quote "you bloody barstarrd" ......