The timeless James Bond is everyone’s favorite spy, and he's been successfully killing bad guys, scoring beautiful women and saving the world on the big screen since 1962’s Dr. No. When he releasedCasino Royale in 1953, English novelist Ian Fleming could never have imagined the heights of popularity his 007 character would reach.
"Sorry, M, but doesn't that plan sound a wee bit dangerous?"
"I'm going to stop you and your diabolical organization, Dr. Fang. I'll be back in four months with a United Nations resolution... and you'd darn well better comply!"
"Vodka martini. Shake it, stir it, whatever... I don't give a rat's ass."
"Yes, I have a license to kill -- kill with kindness!"
"I READ the damn manual, Q. Nowhere did it say 'NOT FOR ANAL USE.' Now shut up and help me!"
"I'm resourceful enough, I'm sneaky enough, and doggone it, women like me."
"Oh, for chrissakes, skip the details of your evil plan and just freakin' kill me already."
"C'mon in, but we gotta be real quiet 'cause Mom's a light sleeper and the trailer is pretty small."