Let us know what we've missed.Thanks for the $14.99. The full data is below for you to download (and correct). However the deadliest Bond was Pierce Brosnan - he killed 135 people in four films, an average of 33.8 per movie. Compare that to the first film, Dr No with only 12, four of them by Bond. Sean Connery's You Only Live Twice was the most deadly film: 196 deaths. That's an average death per movie of 16 people killed by Bonds - and 59 from all causes. Of those, 352 kills were by Bond (354 if you include Never…) and 947 by others. And it shows a total of 1,299 deaths in all the official Bond films (excluding both the early Casino Royale's and Never Say Never Again). There are two good sources: Commander and the rather wonderful All Outta Bubble Gum which compiles body counts for hundreds of movies. There was also the 'first' Bond film: Casino Royale in 1954 (which had Barry Nelson playing Bond as, gulp, American) and another Casino Royale in swinging 1967, starring Peter Sellers, David Niven and Woody Allen.īut the modern series starting with Dr No is well-documented by fans. How violent are Bond's films? Perhaps unsurprisingly, the body counts are extremely controversial, with several sites with competing counts and methodology.Īrgument reigns, for example, over whether Sean Connery's 1983 Never Say Never Again is actually a real Bond film at all: it wasn't made by Eon Productions, which has produced the films out of Pinewood since 1962. James Bond films are famous for two things: one is his awesome sex life the other is the sheer numbers of people who get shot, poisoned, eaten by sharks or sliced up by a circular saw. The launch of Skyfall is sure to increase that number. What has Blackwell, Texas got in common with James Bond? The British agent has used his license to kill to bump off a population the same size as its 354 inhabitants since the films began in 1962.
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