Many James Bond movies have come and gone from Netflix over the years. So below, we’ll be taking you through every James Bond movie on Netflix right now, which ones have streamed in the past and more.

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James Bond is a fictional British spy created by the novelist Ian Fleming. The famous novelist has created 14 Bond novels with all of which have all had film adaptations.

James Bond?, A Three Ring Circus, More Directors. More Stars!, The Big Climax and It's a Wrap! Theatrical Trailer 1967 2:22 This Original Theatrical Trailer announces that it is “Too big for just one Bond!” At least so they claimed. Finally, this 1967 `Casino Royale' definitely inspires a 'cult' appreciation. Casino Royale 2006. Time for your poker face. CASINO ROYALE sees James Bond, played by Daniel Craig, on his first mission as a newly promoted Double-O who must take on villain Le Chiffre in a tense game of high stakes poker. This limited edition design takes inspiration from the colourful title sequence packed full of casino imagery. Daniel Craig's smashing debut as James Bond features high-octane action and sensational stunts, as 007 earns his license to kill and faces off against a ruthless financier of terrorists in a high-stakes poker game in Montenegro.

In total across 26 films, they have brought in over $7 billion at the box office. From its iconic theme to the iconic cars, leading men, and the women, the James Bond films have had a huge impact on the film industry. Without the influence of Bond, movies may look very different from how they do today.

What James Bonds movies are on Netflix US for 2020?

Until Feburary 2019, the James Bond titles were available to stream exclusively on Hulu. On February 1st, 2019 Netflix added a bunch of new James Bond titles as part of the first of the month additions.

James Bond is about to shake up your Friday night plans: Casino Royale, Die Another Day, The World Is Not Enough, Diamonds Are Forever, The Spy Who Loved Me, Live and Let Die, The Living Daylights, and The Man with The Golden Gun are now streaming

— Netflix (@netflix) February 1, 2019

On March 1st, 2019 Netflix in the United States added more to their collection with the release of six more James Bond movies which includes the very first two Bond movies from the early ’60s, a couple from the Connery and Moore era and another of the Brosman era movies in the form of Tomorrow Never Dies.

The following 18 James Bond films are currently available to stream on Netflix:

In almost all cases – these movies were removed from Netflix two months after being added.

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In 2020, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace are set to be added to Netflix US on August 31st, 2020.

Two of Daniel Craig's Bond movies are hitting Netflix US on August 31st, 2020. pic.twitter.com/AoVoG1Obxa

— What's on Netflix (@whatonnetflix) July 23, 2020

Are other regions streaming the James Bond films on Netflix?

Sadly the US is the only region that regularly streams James Bond titles. Not even the latest Daniel Craig films are available to stream anywhere else in the world.

In the United Kingdom, the movie franchise remains on ITV and premieres on its channels regularly, particularly on the weekends. This has been the case since 2013 when ITV signed a multi-year agreement.

What James Bond film will you be watching? Which title are you disappointed is missing? Let us know in the comments below!

Mission

James Bond's first '007' mission leads him to Le Chiffre, banker to the world's terrorists. In order to stop him, and bring down the terrorist network, Bond must beat Le Chiffre in a poker game at the Casino Royale. Bond meets a beautiful British Treasury official, Vesper Lynd, who is assigned to deliver his stake for the game and watch over the government's money. But, as Bond and Vesper survive a series of lethal attacks by Le Chiffre and his henchmen, a mutual attraction develops.

Locations

Prague, Czech Republic; Lahore, Pakistan; London, UK; Uganda; Madagascar; Bahamas; Miami, USA; Trieste, Italy; Montenegro.

Pre-Credits Sequence

James Bond earns his double-o licence to kill by eliminating two enemies. The first dies a brutal and messy death in the washrooms of a cricket ground, whereas the second is a clean and clinical execution of a rogue operator handling the double-o section. For the first time in the Bond series, the scenes are shot in black and white to act as a flashback explaining Bond's promotion. The classic gunbarrel opener is saved until the credits sequence, where the film bursts back in to colour.

Title

The title is taken from Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel, and also features as the name of the casino in which 007 must bankrupt villain Le Chiffre.

Release Data

UK: 16th November 2006 (12A)
USA: 17th November 2006 (PG-13)
World Premiere: 14th November 2006 (Odeon Leicester Square, UK)
UK TV Premiere: 19th September 2009, ITV
US TV Premiere: 5th June 2009, USA Network

Running Time: 144 minutes
Classification: 12A (UK), PG-13 (US)
Budget: $72m
Worldwide Box Office: $594.2m
US Box Office: $167.4m
US Admissions: CLASSIFIED
UK Box Office: $105.9m

Best Line

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Bartender: 'Shaken or stirred?'
Bond: 'Does it look like I give a damn?'

Best Mistake

When Bond enters his pass code at the poker game, he enters 836547. This combination of numbers cannot spell VESPER. However, at the end of the film when Vesper Lynd enters the pass code, the last three digits entered are 737 (which, indeed, can spell PER).

Distinguishing feature

For the first time in the series, the film does not open with the traditional gunbarrel, which only appears after a stylised black and white sequence that shows how Bond earned his double-0 status.

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Vital Statistics

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Conquests: 1.5
Martinis: 3
Kills: 12
'Bond, James Bond': 1

The Making Of Casino Royale

The road to Casino Royale began in March 2004 when scribes Neal Purvis and Robert Wade (“The World Is Not Enough” – 1999, “Die Another Day” – 2002) began work on the screenplay. According to the duo, at that time they were writing the film with Pierce Brosnan in mind. That would all change a couple of months later when tabloid rumours spread that Brosnan had not been asked back for a fifth film.

Behind the scenes, the task of casting a new 007 had begun. The title of the film and the return of “GoldenEye” (1995) helmer Martin Campbell was announced in February 2005, further hinting that the director was to usher another fresh face into 007’s tuxedo.