Ahead of Daniel Craig's final turn, here's where he ranks among all the 007s so far.
The James Bond movie franchise has been releasing films since 1963, when Sean Connery first embodied the role in Dr. No. In the time since, only six men have played the part, and they've all brought something new to it. The central tension among their choices is whether to adopt the version that Bond's creator, Ian Fleming, carved out in his novels or bring a freshness all their own to the part. (Sometimes, leaning into Fleming's version is that freshness.) Here are all the actors who've played James Bond, ranked from worst to best. (The list does not include the actors who played Bond in the 1967 version of Casino Royale, which is loosely based on the Fleming novel.) It's a way of life, truly. Front navy flat-fronts to tapered fits in khaki, the Everything Store has all the styles you're looking for—and at a bargain, too. Time is ticking on this sale, so it's now or never. "Hey stupid jerk! I'm singing a song here!" Remember when people didn't judge one another by the brand of tech products they used? Those were some simpler times. Now it's all Apple versus Samsung, iPhone versus Android, and wired headphones versus wireless earbuds. Yeah, we're that far gone. But in all honesty, wireless earbuds do add usefulness and flare, and a pair of Apple AirPods nonetheless? That's luxury. Over the past years, Apple's AirPods have become practically synonymous with earbuds. Use them for Zoom calls, shuffling a morning playlist, or ignoring your nosy roommate, all while having that recognizably Apple look to show off. Regarded as perhaps the finest sportswriting on record, the furious saga of Teddy Ballgame is an unmatchable remembrance for an American icon. |
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