James Bond

James Bond Guía y cronología

James Bond goes where diplomacy has failed, armed with an MI6 brief, a dry remark and frequently an improbable gadget. His missions move between espionage, personal betrayals and extravagant threats. The classic EON films share a flexible history, while Daniel Craig's Bond begins again with a more tightly connected personal story.

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Timeline guide

James Bond: Picking Your First 007

Choose Classic EON Continuity and Release order for Dr. No onward, or start the Craig Reboot with Casino Royale. Craig's personal story begins again rather than continuing after Die Another Day.

Entries
26
Released
25
Upcoming
1
Span
1962-2021

Casino Royale (2006) opens Craig's story. An actor change in the older EON films does not always signal the same kind of reboot.

Overview & recommendation

Bond can be approached as a series of missions or, in the Craig era, as a more sustained account of the man behind them. That difference affects what makes a sensible first film.

The classic run changes actors, style and political backdrop without asking you to rebuild an origin story each time. Craig's Casino Royale deliberately begins again, giving its later films a different dependence on what came before.

Use Dr. No for a tour of the classic films as audiences encountered them. For a focused modern arc, keep Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die together. Earlier actors' missions are context, not prerequisites for that reboot.

Classic Bond and the Rebooted Lives A flexible classic history and separate new beginnings

The classic EON branch keeps a loose history across its actors. Craig's branch resets the central story. The new-project branch is separate here; an announcement does not establish a sequence of future Bond events.

  • Classic EON (20 entries)

    The classic EON films from Dr. No through Die Another Day, carrying a flexible history across changes of actor and style.

  • Craig Reboot (5 entries)

    Daniel Craig's rebooted Bond, beginning with Casino Royale and following its consequences through No Time to Die.

  • Amazon MGM Reboot (1 entry)

    The separately tracked new Bond film project; its future events are not inserted into the classic or Craig histories.

A Mission Tour or Craig's Connected Arc 26 entries

Pick the branch before following the films. Classic release order shows the changing series, while Craig's sequence preserves the consequences and relationships carried between missions.

  1. 1
    Dr. NoFilm · 1962
  2. 2
    From Russia with LoveFilm · 1963
  3. 3
    GoldfingerFilm · 1964
  4. 4
    ThunderballFilm · 1965
  5. 5
    You Only Live TwiceFilm · 1967
  6. 6
    On Her Majesty's Secret ServiceFilm · 1969
  7. 7
    Diamonds Are ForeverFilm · 1971
  8. 8
    Live and Let DieFilm · 1973
  9. 9
    The Man with the Golden GunFilm · 1974
  10. 10
    The Spy Who Loved MeFilm · 1977
  11. 11
    MoonrakerFilm · 1979
  12. 12
    For Your Eyes OnlyFilm · 1981
  13. 13
    OctopussyFilm · 1983
  14. 14
    A View to a KillFilm · 1985
  15. 15
    The Living DaylightsFilm · 1987
  16. 16
    Licence to KillFilm · 1989
  17. 17
    GoldenEyeFilm · 1995
  18. 18
    Tomorrow Never DiesFilm · 1997
  19. 19
    The World Is Not EnoughFilm · 1999
  20. 20
    Die Another DayFilm · 2002
  21. 21
    Casino RoyaleFilm · 2006
  22. 22
    Quantum of SolaceFilm · 2008
  23. 23
    SkyfallFilm · 2012
  24. 24
    SpectreFilm · 2015
  25. 25
    No Time to DieFilm · 2021
  26. 26
    Untitled James Bond FilmFilm · TBAUpcoming

Why Bond's Calendar Stays Flexible 26 entries

Release eras are the useful classic-Bond comparison, not a literal year-by-year aging of one agent. Reboots and unplaced projects should not become an invented shared biography.

  1. 1
    FilmUntitled James Bond FilmFilm · TBAUpcoming
  2. 2
    1962Dr. NoFilm · 1962
  3. 3
    1963From Russia with LoveFilm · 1963
  4. 4
    1964GoldfingerFilm · 1964
  5. 5
    1965ThunderballFilm · 1965
  6. 6
    1967You Only Live TwiceFilm · 1967
  7. 7
    1969On Her Majesty's Secret ServiceFilm · 1969
  8. 8
    1971Diamonds Are ForeverFilm · 1971
  9. 9
    1973Live and Let DieFilm · 1973
  10. 10
    1974The Man with the Golden GunFilm · 1974
  11. 11
    1977The Spy Who Loved MeFilm · 1977
  12. 12
    1979MoonrakerFilm · 1979
  13. 13
    1981For Your Eyes OnlyFilm · 1981
  14. 14
    1983OctopussyFilm · 1983
  15. 15
    1985A View to a KillFilm · 1985
  16. 16
    1987The Living DaylightsFilm · 1987
  17. 17
    1989Licence to KillFilm · 1989
  18. 18
    1995GoldenEyeFilm · 1995
  19. 19
    1997Tomorrow Never DiesFilm · 1997
  20. 20
    1999The World Is Not EnoughFilm · 1999
  21. 21
    2002Die Another DayFilm · 2002
  22. 22
    2006Casino RoyaleFilm · 2006
  23. 23
    2008Quantum of SolaceFilm · 2008
  24. 24
    2012SkyfallFilm · 2012
  25. 25
    2015SpectreFilm · 2015
  26. 26
    2021No Time to DieFilm · 2021

Frequently asked questions 6 answers

Do I need the classic films before Casino Royale?

No. Casino Royale starts Craig's Bond again and introduces its central relationships. Familiarity with the series adds recognition rather than essential setup.

Can I watch Craig's films out of order?

For a first viewing, keep release sequence. Grief, trust and recurring conspiracies carry between them more directly than in many classic missions.

How many James Bond movies are there?

There are 26 James Bond movies released between 1962 and 2021. 25 are already released and 1 is upcoming.

What is the chronological order of James Bond?

In chronological (in-universe) order, James Bond begins with Untitled James Bond Film (Film) and ends with No Time to Die. The full chronological list of 26 movies is above.

What is the release order of James Bond?

By release date, James Bond starts with Dr. No (1962). The most recent release is No Time to Die (2021).

What is the next James Bond release and what should I watch before it?

The next James Bond release is Untitled James Bond Film. To catch up first, choose the relevant continuity and watch its released entries. Include alternative editions only if you want them in your personal goal.

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