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The James Bond Books Compared to Their Film Adaptations: Tier Ranking the Books and Films

The James Bond films have had an enormous cultural impact over the past 60 years, but what about the books that inspired them? In their own way, Ian Fleming's James Bond novels were similarly groundbreaking, giving the emerging spy fiction genre a sense of style and panache while also bringing its brutality out of the shadows. Bond became an archetype and role model despite his many character flaws. But Fleming didn't create Bond just to entertain readers. He had other objectives in mind, too. In this video, I discuss some of Bond's origins and influences in the books Fleming wrote between 1952 and 1964. I also evaluate the books and compare them to their film versions. 0:18 Ian Fleming background 2:32 Bringing Bond to the page 5:11 A new kind of literary spy 6:14 Bond as propaganda 8:50 Bond's snob appeal 10:11 Evaluating the books 10:45 The evolution of the Bond novels 15:01 Bond films differ from the books 18:03 Book/film comparisons 20:01 Casino Royale 21:33 Live and Let Die 22:46 Moonraker 24:09 Diamonds Are Forever 25:28 From Russia with Love 26:35 Dr. No 27:34 Goldfinger 28:29 For Your Eyes Only 30:04 Thunderball 31:11 The Spy Who Loved Me 32:34 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 33:27 You Only Live Twice 34:35 The Man with the Golden Gun 36:06 Octopussy & The Living Daylights 37:26 Patterns In another video (   • Видео  ), I discuss the early history of the spy genre leading up to James Bond. ------------------------ I have a Ko-Fi.com page if you enjoy my videos and would like to buy me a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/thelibraryladder #booktube #jamesbond #007 #thrillers #vintagebooks #rarebooks #bookcollection