Revisiting 2006’s ‘Casino Royale’ 50 Years of James Bond. By Peter Debruge. Plus Icon. ... seemed design to appeal to straight women and gay men in equal measure ...

There’s plenty of rollicking action in Casino Royale, but the parkour chase is the movie’s mic-drop moment, the definitive announcement that the 007 franchise will no longer have its milkshake ...

1953: British publishing house Jonathan Cape publishes Ian Fleming’s first novel, Casino Royale, introducing the world to literature’s most famous spy: James Bond, 007. The son of a ...

Martin Campbell’s Casino Royale was the second time that the British director had swooped in and revived the 007 franchise, having saved it from cultural obsolescence in 1995 with GoldenEye.

“Casino Royale” wastes no time letting you know that this movie is not your parents’ version of James Bond. The first 15 minutes propels you into a hard-hitting thriller with all the tension ...

Casino Royale next reared its head in 1967, when it was adapted into a ghastly film spoof starring Peter Sellers, David Niven, Woody Allen, and Dr.No alum Ursula Andress. Once again, the only ...

Bond, Jimmy Bond. That's how world's most famous secret agent might have introduced himself in the 1954 hour-long TV version of "Casino Royale" -- the first screen adaptation of the first novel in ...