The 007 series is one of the most successful film franchises ever which nurtured a few classic screen sirens. James Bond films are almost always the same: Bond is sent to an exotic location, meets and seduces a woman, gets caught by the villain, escapes, kills the villain and gets the girl. Known for martinis, Bond girls, apocalyptic antagonists and heavy innuendo, Bond has schmoozed, boozed and bruised his way through women and villains alike. They all wear high-end outfit with fabulous woven labels on the neck. Data compiled by The Economist show that of the six Bonds, Pierce Brosnan was the most bloodthirsty, bumping off an average of 19 baddies per film.

It is said that over 50%, yes OVER 50% of the world’s population has heard of James Bond. No other movie or series of movies can even come close to that!!! In fact, I know of no other movie series' that even comes close to the number of James Bond movies, which is at 19 widely known movies, and another still possibly on the way, known currently as no more than Bond 20. One of the main things that makes James Bond such a hit is that there is an awesome mixture of mystery, cunningness,woven labels, luck, and yes, the most widely known of all....The Bond WOMEN!

Several "Bond formula" elements are present here in their infancy. Maurice Binder took care of the opening titles, although they lack the flair of his later contributions. The Bond theme, co-created by Monty Norman and John Barry, peppers an otherwise unmemorable score. M and Moneypenny make their screen debuts (with Q first appearing in the next film, From Russia with Love), and the first - and perhaps most iconic - Bond girl, woven labels, Ursula Andress, set a standard that hasn't wavered in more than forty years.