The Complete James Bond Movie Encyclopedia by The one and only Bond lover's bible--fully revised and just in time for the super secret agent's 50th anniversary This A-Z listing of everything 007 is packed with hundreds of photographs, thousands of entertaining movie facts, and countless behind-the-scenes details, making The Complete James Bond Movie Encyclopedia the most exhaustive compendium of Bond data ever published.
My name 's Bond, James Bond : an anthology from the fiction of Ian Fleming by This book celebrates the greatest of all postwar British fictional icons. For too long the Bond films have overshadowed their literary source - the bizarre, baroque world of Ian Fleming.Online encyclopaedias are great for short, concise and reliable information. It may be best to access these articles from the Online encyclopaedias page through the Hale portal. Don't forget Britannica has ready made citations for you to use.
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N.B. Quentin Tarantino doesn't make "James Bond" movies, he just "Digs strong chicks."
A online collection of magazine and newspaper articles as well as interview transcripts, images and videos. You can sort your results by publication, full text versions and even date. Online databases are available through the portal and many require specific login details.
Both EBSCOhost and Gale INFOTRAC have specialized databases so use these first.
Some suggestions include:
United by bonds of sex and violence (The Daily Telegraph)
Britain's last line of defence: Miss Moneypenny and the desperations of filmic feminism. (Hecate)
The spy who respected me (New Zealand Herald)
Has James Bond become a feminist in SPECTRE? (Telegraph): At first glance, Suffragette and SPECTRE don’t have anything in common, writes Allison Pearson, but 007 is adjusting to the 21st century.
The tragedy of James Bond (NewStatesman): 007 is still supposed to be a hero but if you knew him in real life, you would be warning all your friends not to invite him to their parties.
The role of women in film: Supporting the men -- An analysis of how culture influences the changing discourse on gender representations in film: An analysis of how culture influences the changing discourse on gender representations in film. Women are portrayed as often dependent on other characters, over-emotional, and confined to low-status jobs compared to enterprising and ambitious male characters.
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A sample bibliography for 3 resources suggested on this page would look like:
CAROLINE, R n.d., 'United by bonds of sex and violence', Daily Telegraph, The (Sydney), Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre, EBSCOhost, viewed 26 July 2016.
Rubin, S 2003, The complete James Bond movie encyclopedia, McGraw-Hill Education, London.
Sony Pictures 2013, Skyfall - Certain Kind of Woman Blu-Ray Clip (HD), online video, 11 February, accessed 27 July 2016, <https://youtu.be/KnlsoaZ5xMo?list=PLqigNNFDMrlliqR678ffEKD9_fCNXsYOt>.