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James Bond

James Bond movies, the long-running 007 spy franchise from Eon Productions and MGM.

About James Bond

James Bond is one of the longest-running film franchises in history, based on Ian Fleming's novels about British secret agent 007. Produced primarily by Eon Productions in partnership with MGM (now Amazon MGM Studios) since 1962, the series has featured multiple actors in the lead role across more than two dozen films, each bringing a distinct tone to the character.

Beyond its central spy-thriller formula, the Bond franchise is closely associated with its recurring gadgets, title sequences, theme songs, and a rotating cast of iconic villains, making it a defining influence on the modern action genre.

Eon Productions, founded by Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman, has produced the mainline Bond series since 1962's Dr. No, and the Broccoli family (through Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli) has controlled creative direction ever since. That changed in 2025, when Amazon MGM Studios struck a deal for full creative control of the franchise, reported at roughly $20 million, while the Broccolis retained a stake in future projects.

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