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EON Productions
James Bond Collection
Now meet the most extraordinary gentleman spy in all fiction!
Agent 007 battles mysterious Dr. No, a scientific genius bent on destroying the U.S. space program. As the countdown to disaster begins, Bond must go to Jamaica, where he encounters beautiful Honey Ryder, to confront a megalomaniacal villain in his massive island headquarters.
JPV852
Jun 7, 2025 · via TMDB
Good first entry in the long-running franchise featuring fun action and an amazing suave performance from Sean Connery, to go along with the stunning beauty of Ursula Andress in that iconic swimsuit. I hadn't seen this one in many years and still is so entertaining even if the titular Dr. No wasn't terribly memorable. **3.75/5**
tmdb93836550
Oct 5, 2024 · via TMDB
Dr. No is one of the most iconic and best Bond films. If it wasn't for this we wouldn't have Goldfinger or The Spy Who Loved Me or Casino Royale or GoldenEye, this film needs more love and appreciation.
CinemaSerf
May 30, 2024 · via TMDB
This first cinema outing for James Bond is actually quite lucky it managed to spawn any sequels at all... Sean Connery is suave and debonair as the British Secret Agent dispatched to Jamaica to investigate a mysterious murder with potentially far more serious repercussions. Ursula Andress is great as the first "Bond girl" but the film itself is a bit short on substance. It's pretty light on action, the script a little too innuendo-ridden and Dr. No hardly features at all - when he does he hardly sets your teeth a-chattering with fear. It has no theme song, either.... It's passes the time OK, but not the best.
drystyx
Apr 4, 2023 · via TMDB
Dr. No finds Sean Connery as a heroic spy named Bond. James Bond 007 to his comrades. While this is in the stage of Bond movies being spy movies, there is a hint of the extravagant classic films that follow. We don't quite get too many exotic locales, but we get a hint of them, and a hint of the beautiful women and of Bond's morality in a world of hate. Bond kills to stop killers. There's actual morality in his violence. Ursula Andress is quite striking. She isn't the hottest of the babes who appeared in Bond movies, but she is the hottest blonde woman. It helps that they sprayed a deep tan over her body, because in those days, lighting was the enemy of the fair complexion people. Unlike most Bond villains, we rarely see Dr. No. He's more of an enigma, but an evil one who must be disposed of for the good of humanity. Can Bond eliminate him? Hmm?
GenerationofSwine
Jan 11, 2023 · via TMDB
It's the one that started it all isn't it? So of course there is that faction that says that Dr. No is the all time best 007 movie ever made... because credit I guess. I still like the From Russia with Love v Goldfinger debate. But what you have in Dr. No is the true, pompous, womanizing, alcoholic, chain smoking, gambling, brand conscious cold blooded assassin 007... you know, the Bond that we are SUPPOSED to have. The Bond that was intended to be written. He's the ultimate Bond because he's the one that won't hesitate to kill anyone and shows no real remorse over it. And he is lined up with all the tropes and the over-the-top completely unrealistic plots and villainy that makes 007 so watchable.
Wuchak
May 18, 2021 · via TMDB
_**Say YES to “Dr. No”**_ After an MI6 chief & his secretary are murdered in Jamaica, agent 007 (Sean Connery) is sent to investigate. He teams-up with a boatman (John Kitzmiller) with focus on a mysterious nearby island owned by a shady German-Chinese mogul (Joseph Wiseman). Jack Lord is on hand as a CIA agent and Ursula Andress as a shell diver Based on Ian Fleming’s 1958 novel, “Dr. No” (1962) was the beginning of the never-ending James Bond franchise and features the common staples: The catchy James Bond theme, the opening gun barrel sequence, the suave protagonist, gorgeous women, ritzy casino gambling, exotic locales, spy devices, action thrills, shaken-not-stirred drinks and a megalomaniac villain. While this one’s not as ridiculous with the gadgets or action as later installments, somehow Bond’s relatively mundane but increasingly dangerous investigation on Jamaica is compelling as it progresses to the lair of the titular antagonist. It’s no wonder that it was a hit and sparked the espionage hysteria of the ’60s. Andress stands out on the feminine front, but there’s also Eunice Gayson as Sylvia Trench and Zena Marshall as Miss Taro, both just as beautiful in their own way. The film runs 1 hour, 49 minutes, and was shot in Jamaica and Pinewood Studios & London, England. GRADE: A-
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Dr. No
Jack Lord
Felix Leiter
Anthony Dawson
Professor R. J. Dent
Zena Marshall
Miss Taro
John Kitzmiller
Quarrel
Eunice Gayson
Sylvia Trench
Bernard Lee
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Lois Maxwell
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Peter Burton
Major Boothroyd
Yvonne Shima
Sister Lily
Michel Mok
Sister Rose
Marguerite LeWars
Annabel Chung - Photographer
William Foster-Davis
Superintendent Duff
Dolores Keator
Mary Trueblood
Reginald Carter
Mr. Jones
Colonel Burton
General Potter
Diana Coupland
Honey Ryder - Singing Voice (voice) (uncredited)
Nikki Van der Zyl
Honey Ryder / Sylvia Trench / Various (voice) (uncredited)
Bob Simmons
James Bond in Gunbarrel Sequence (uncredited)
Milton Reid
Dr. No's Guard (uncredited)
Maurice Binder
Main Title Designer
Ken Adam
Production Design
Ted Moore
Director of Photography
Bunny Yeager
Still Photographer
Tessa Prendergast
Costumer
Albert R. Broccoli
Presenter
Harry Saltzman
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Bob Simmons
Stunt Double
Terence Young
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Peter R. Hunt
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Chris Blackwell
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Albert R. Broccoli
Producer
Harry Saltzman
Producer
John Barry
Music Arranger
Monty Norman
Original Music Composer
Ian Fleming
Novel
Berkely Mather
Screenplay
Richard Maibaum
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May 8, 1963
May 29, 1963
May 16, 2000
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