Sixty-three years ago today, on October 5, 1962 (September 7, 1962), the first James Bond film "Dr. No" premiered. Since the first James Bond film "Dr. No" came out in 1962, the British intelligence agent has been popular on the screen for more than forty years. So far, six people around the world have played Bond, and a total of eight directors have directed 21 James Bond films. The first 007 - Sean Connery, the second 007 - George Lazenby, the third 007 - Roger Moore, the fourth 007 - Timothy Dutton, the fifth 007 - Pierce Brosnan, the sixth 007 - Daniel Craig He was charismatic, he was witty and brave, he was cold-blooded and ruthless... he was 007, James Bond. Ian Fleming (1908-1964), the British novelist, best known as James Bond, the British agent code-named 007, was written by him. Fleming was born in London, studied at Eton College and the Royal Military Academy, studied languages in Munich, Germany, and Geneva, Switzerland. He worked as a Moscow correspondent for Reuters from 1929 to 1933, and later worked as a banker and stock broker in England until the outbreak of World War II. During the second world war, he became the private secretary to the director of naval intelligence. After the second world war, Fleming took up the post of foreign manager of The Sun Times. Since the publication of his first 007 novel in 1953, Ian Fleming has published a total of fifteen 007 novels. When Fleming first named his protagonist, he thought he needed a simple, unromantic and masculine name. Instead, he named the spy James Bond. From then on, in every episode of 007 movies, this classic line must appear: "My name is Bond, James Bond!" Fleming introduced 007, a charismatic and adventurous British spy, to the world. In a way, 007 novels are a product of the "Cold War", which is different from the traditional sense of detective mystery novels. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was the low point of detective mystery novels. The appearance of "James Bond" brought spy fiction to a peak and reinvigorated the entire detective mystery literature. It was the movies that made 007 a real household name. The first 007 movie was "Dr. No", which was released on October 5, 1962. From the first "Dr. No" to "Casino Royale" released in 2007, there have been 21 007 movies in the series, and today it has been in full bloom for forty-five years. Not all 007 movies are written by Ian. Only fourteen of them are from the original novel, and the rest are film companies buying the rights to the "007" three-character movie, and then creating another story to shoot. According to unofficial statistics, the total number of viewers who have seen 007 movies is at least 2 billion times, that is, 1 in 3 people on earth have seen a 007 movie! Pierce Brosnan, the fifth "Bond", summed up the reasons for the "007" film's longevity this way: "It's the beautiful Bond girl, the novelty prop, the sex, the romance, the fantasy, the ultimate hero, that gives the film its long-lasting vitality." British cultural critic Conrad explained the phenomenon of people worshipping 007 as follows: "If you aspire to be an important person, you can imagine yourself as 007." My evaluation of 007 is that "men can never do it, women can never meet the ideal incarnation".