صفر .. صفر .. سبعة (James Bond)

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صفر ..صفر .. سبعة
( بوند ) ..
( جيمس بوند ) ..
أشهر جاسوس فى العالم ..
من منا لا يعرفه ..
يقرأ إحدى رواياته ..
يشاهد أحد أفلامه ..
الجاسوس البريطانى الشهير ..
الرجل الذى لم يخسر أى معركة ..
الجاسوس الوسيم الذى تقع النساء فى غرامه ..
الجاسوس الذى يحمل تصريحا خاصا بالقتل ..
عن هذا الرجل يتحدث هذا الموضوع..
و لنا لقاء آخر
أنتظر مشاركتكم


ملحوظة:
هذا الموضوع لا يتحدث عن رواية د.( أحمد خالد )

أرجو نقله إلى سلاسل آخرى

حسام

[الالمعي]

هل نتناقش في سلسلة الافلام ام الروايات ام الشخصية نفسها
ام نتفرج
؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟







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كل شئ يا عزيزى
الروايات .. الأفلام .. الشخصيات ........



حسام

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حسنا ...
انا ارى في رأيي ان الشخصية الجديدة لجيمس بوند والتي خلفت
الممثل البريطاني " بيرس بروسنان " ليست مثلة
حيث اعتدنا على بيرس ولم اعد او نعد نتخيل جميس بوند غيرة
انا الان املك فلم كازينور رويال ولم اشاهدة الى الان لم اتشجع
وبالعكس عندما اخذت فلم لجيمس من القديمة ايام بروسنان
عالطول ناظرت له حتى من قبل ما انزلة على الجهاز
فالناس يجب ان تتأقلم مؤقتا ولست اظنها مؤقته



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أنصحك إذن بمشاهدته يا عزيزى
فالفيلم أكثر من رائع



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كما يعلم الكل فمبتكر شخصية ( جيمس بوند ) هو ( آيان فليمنج ) رجل المخابرات البريطابى السابق
وقد ظهرت أولى روايات ( بوند ) عام 1953 تحت عنوان ( كازينو رويال ) إلا أنها لم تحقق نجاحا كبيرا عكس رواية( دكتور نو ) التى قفزت باسم ( بوند ) فى السماء لتتحول بعد فترة إلى فيلم بنفس العنوان يحقق نجاحا كبيرا ..
هذه كانت مقدمة لابد منها للتعريف بالشخصية ..
و ( بوند ) نفسه كما وصفه ( فليمنج ) فى ( كازينو رويال ) :

"It was a dark, clean-cut face, with a three-inch scar showing whitely down the sunburned skin of the right cheek. The eyes were wide and level under straight, rather long black brows. The hair was black, parted on the left, and carelessly brushed so that a thick black comma fell down over the right eyebrow. The longish straight nose ran down to a short upper lip below which was a wide and finely drawn but cruel mouth. The line of jaw was straight and firm. A section of dark suit, white short and black knitted tie completed the picture."

والبعض يقول أن شخصية ( بوند ) نفسها فيها الكثير من شخصية ( فليمنج ) فالاثنان ضابطا مخابرات , يدخنان السجائر , يشربان كوكتيلا خاصا من الخمر مصنوعا بطريقة خاصة
)vodka martini, shaken, not stirred(
وصفات آخرى كثيرة ..
المهم فى الرد القادم بإذن الله سنتحدث عن روايات ( بوند ) التى كتبها ( فليمنج )
سنتحدث عن أهم أحداث كل رواية , أعداء ( بوند ) ....
فإلى لقاء قريب

ملحوظة:
معظم الحديث سيكون بالانجليزية لأنى ( مكسل ) أترجم إلى العربية كما أن هناك بعض الكلمات ( الرخمة ) التى لم أجد لها ترجمة

ملحوظة آخرى :
بعد وفاة ( فليمنج ) أكمل آخرون كتابة الروايات وسنذكر رواياتهم وأسمائهم بإذن الله




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The James Bond Novels and Stories


Part 1: Ian Fleming, 1953-1966
(1)

Casino Royale (1953)
Places: Royale-les-Eaux (resort in N.E. France)
Girl(s): Vesper Lynd
Villain(s): Le Chiffre
Villain's Employer: SMERSH (but labor relations not good)
Villain's Project: Winning at casino to recoup misappropriated SMERSH funds
Minor Villain(s): Assorted Bulgars
Bond's Friends: Rene Mathis; Felix Leiter
Highlights: Camera bomb; Bond's baccarat duel with Le Chiffre; carpet beater torture; shooting of Le Chiffre
Remarks: Most atmospheric of all the novels; most serious and violent of all the novels; Bond at his coldest and most ruthless


Live and Let Die (1954)
Places: New York; Florida; Jamaica
Girl(s): Solitaire
Villain(s): Mr. Big
Villain's Employer: SMERSH
Villain's Project: Financing SMERSH operators with pirate hoard
Minor villain(s): The Robber; Tee Hee; assorted Negro hoods
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter; Quarrel
Highlights: Encounter in Harlem with Mr. Big; fight in fish warehouse; Bond's swim; climax in coral lagoon
Remarks: Fleming sweep at its best; one of the most exciting novels, though lacking in characterizations



Moonraker (1955)
Places:London; Kent
Girl(s): Gala Brand
Villain(s): Hugo Drax
Villain's Employer: USSR
Villain's Project: Destroying London with nuclear rocket
Minor villain(s): Willy Krebs; assorted German scientists
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Bridge game at Blades; chase with newsprint roll wreck; ordeal with blowtorch and steam hose
Remarks: Lack of suspense, but stronger in character development; best glimpse of Bond's London life


Diamonds Are Forever (1956)
Places: French Guinea; London; New York; Saratoga; Las Vegas; Spectreville; Los Angeles
Girl(s): Tiffany Case
Villain(s): Jack Spang (Rufus B. Saye); Seraffimo Spang
Villain's Employer: Syndicate (The Spangled Mob)
Villain's Project: Running diamond smuggling pipeline out of Africa into USA
Minor villain(s): Wint; Kidd; Shady Tree
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter; Ernest Cureo
Highlights: Bond/Leiter reunion; mud bath sequence; railroad chase
Remarks: Weakest of early books because changes of locales are too fast; contains some tense moments, however


From Russia, With Love (1957)
Places: USSR; London; Istanbul; Orient Express; Paris
Girl(s): Tatiana Romanova
Villain(s): Rosa Klebb; Red Grant
Villain's Employer: SMERSH
Villain's Project: Assassinating Bond
Minor villain(s): General G.; Kronsteen; Krilencu
Bond's Friends: Darko Kerim; Vavra; Rene Mathis
Highlights: Assassination planning; gypsy camp sequence; shooting of Krilencu; fight with Grant; fight with Klebb
Remarks: Best book in the series; most successful blend of action and character


Doctor No (1958)
Places: London; Jamaica; Crab Key Island
Girl(s): Honeychile Rider
Villain(s): Dr. Julius No
Villain's Employer: USSR (but on freelance terms)
Villain's Project: Playing hell with U.S. missiles by beaming wrong "instructions" at them
Minor villain(s): Assorted "Chigroes"
Bond's Friends: Quarrel; Pleydell-Smith
Highlights: Centipede ordeal; "dragon"; No's establishment; obstacle course; fight with squid
Remarks: Most implausible of the books, yet one of the most exciting and suspenseful; very imaginative



to be continued


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(2)

Goldfinger (1959)
Places: Miami; London; Kent; N. France; New York; Ft. Knox, Kentucky
Girl(s): Pussy Galore; Tilly Masterson; Jill Masterson
Villain(s): Auric Goldfinger
Villain's Employer: SMERSH
Villain's Project: Seizing all the gold in Ft. Knox
Minor villain(s): Oddjob
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter
Highlights: Canasta ploy; golf game; Oddjob's demonstration; Ft. Knox operation; climax in plane
Remarks: Slower moving than most; lacks suspense; rich in characterization

(http://www.klast.net/bond/flem_bks.html)
For Your Eyes Only (1960)
it contains 5 stories
1. "From a View to a Kill"
Places: Paris and environs
Girl(s): Mary Ann Russell
Villain(s): Russian spy group
Villain's Employer: USSR
Villain's Project: Ambushing SHAPE dispatch riders
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Discovery of hideout in woods; shooting of executioner
Remarks: Compressed and well-told yarn
2. "For Your Eyes Only"
Places: Jamaica; London; Ottawa; N. Vermont
Girl(s): Judy Havelock
Villain(s): Von Hammerstein
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Blackmailing, murdering, etc.
Minor villain(s): Gonzales
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Bond/M scene; gun and bow-and-arrow battle
Remarks: Best story in collection; good characterizations
3. "Quantum of Solace"
Places: Nassau, with anecdote set in Bermuda
Girl(s): None
Villain(s): None
Villain's Employer: None
Villain's Project: None
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: The governor
Highlights: None
Remarks: A Maughamish anecdote recounted to Bond; full of character; never boring
4. "Risico"
Places: Rome; Venice and environs; Santa Maria
Girl(s): Lisl Baum
Villain(s): Kristatos
Villain's Employer: USSR
Villain's Project: Dope running aimed at demoralizing England
Minor villain(s): Smugglers
Bond's Friends: Colombo
Highlights: Tape-recorder ploy; beach chase; quayside gun battle
Remarks: Changes locale too fast for a short story; good characters
5. "The Hildebrand Rarity"
Places: At sea off Chagrin Island (Indian Ocean)
Girl(s): Liz Krest
Villain(s): Milton Krest
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Catching rare fish and flogging it to Smithsonian Institute; wife beating
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: Fidele Barbey
Highlights: Catching of fish; death of Krest
Remarks: Very different sort of story; Bond's human side shows strongly

(http://www.klast.net/bond/flem_bks.html)
Thunderball (1961)
Places: Sussex; Paris; London; Bahamas
Girl(s): Domino Vitali; Patricia Fearing
Villain(s): Ernst Stavro Blofeld; Emilio Largo
Villain's Employer: SPECTRE
Villain's Project: Blackmailing Western governments by threat of hijacked nuclear bombs
Minor villain(s): Count Lippe; Petacchi
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter
Highlights: Rack ordeal; hijacking of bombs; chemin de fer game with Largo; swim under Disco; finding plane; underwater battle
Remarks: Fast moving and exciting; rich in detail


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(3)

The Spy Who Loved Me (1962)
Places:Adirondacks; flashbacks to London and Toronto
Girl(s): Vivienne Michel
Villain(s): Horror; Sluggsy
Villain's Employer: Mr. Sanguinetti
Villain's Project: Burning down motel for insurance, and burning Vivienne too
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Cinema seduction; Bond's entrance; night battle with thugs
Remarks: Female viewpoint handled with imagination, but somewhat flawed; last third of novel thrilling

On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1963)

Places: Royale; London; Swiss Alps; "Quarterdeck"; Munich
Girl(s): Tracy di Vicenzo; Ruby Windsor
Villain(s): Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Villain's Employer: SPECTRE
Villain's Project: Infecting Britain with crop and livestock pests
Minor villain(s): Irma Bunt
Bond's Friends: Marc-Ange Draco
Highlights: Beach scene; arrival of Campbell; ski escape; battle at Piz Gloria (http://www.schilthorn.ch/); murder of Tracy
Remarks: One of the best of the later novels; full of detail and suspense; tragic ending



You Only Live Twice (1964)
Places: London; Tokyo; Kyoto; Fukuoka; Kuro Island
Girl(s): Kissy Suzuki
Villain(s): Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Enticing people to commit suicide in private poisonous garden
Minor villain(s): Irma Bunt
Bond's Friends: Tiger Tanaka; Dikko Henderson
Highlights: Discovery of Shatterhand's identity; exploration of garden; fight with Blofeld
Remarks: Another one of the best books; atmospheric and haunting; more symbolic than most; travelogue interesting but unnecessary


The Man With the Golden Gun (1965)
Places:London; Jamaica
Girl(s): Mary Goodnight
Villain(s): Pistols Scaramanga
Villain's Employer: Castro and the USSR
Villain's Project: Damaging Western interests, especially sugar, in Caribbean
Minor villain(s): Hendriks; assorted hoods
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter; Nick Nicholson
Highlights: Assassination attempt on M; train battle; duel in swamp
Remarks: Weakest novel in the series; lacks the rich detail from other novels; unfinished

Octopussy and the Living Daylights (1966)
it contains 3 stories


1. "Octopussy"
Places: Jamaica, with flashback to Kaiser mountains in Germany
Girl(s): None
Villain(s): Major Dexter Smythe
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Living off stolen Reichsbank gold
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Flashback scene on mountain top
Remarks: Not much here; more of a morality tale than a secret service story
2. "The Living Daylights"
Places: London; West Berlin
Girl(s): None
Villain(s): "Trigger"
Villain's Employer: USSR
Villain's Project: Assassinating Western agent who is attempting to escape from USSR to West Berlin
Minor villain(s): None
Bond's Friends: Capt. Paul Sender (though not really a friend)
Highlights: M/Bond scene; shooting of Trigger
Remarks: Best story in this collection; interesting twist at end
3. "The Property of a Lady"
Places: London
Girl(s): None
Villain(s): Unidentified resident director of KGB in London
Villain's Employer: USSR
Villain's Project: Pushing the bid at an auction as high as possible to pay off a Russian agent
Minor villain(s): Maria Freudenstein
Bond's Friends: Kenneth Snowman
Highlights: None
Remarks: Weak ending; lacks suspense; solving of mystery too easy

the end of fleming's novels

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بعد وفاة ( فليمنج ) , أكمل الروائى ( جون جاردنر ) كتابة روايات ( بوند )
مع الملاحظة أن بعضها تحول إلى أفلام مثل
Licence To Kill , Golden Eye
وفى الرد التالى الروايات التى كتبها



حسام

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The James Bond Novels and Stories
Part 2: John Gardner, 1981-1996 (http://www.john-gardner.com/bond.html)

License Renewed (1981)
Places: Dublin; London; Scotland; Paris; Perpignan
Girl(s): Lavender Peacock; Q'ute
Villain(s): Anton Murik
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Blackmailing major powers with threat to cause nuclear meltdown in 6 nuclear power plants around the world
Minor villain(s): Mary Jane Mashkin; Franco; Caber
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Fight with Caber; high frequency torture; fashion show sequence; fight on plane
Remarks: More like the films than the novels, but moves quickly and is suspenseful; updating a little disconcerting

For Special Services (1982)
Places: London; New York; Washington DC; Amarillo, Texas; Cheyenne Mountain; Louisiana
Girl(s): Cedar Leiter; Nena Bismaquer; Q'ute
Villain(s): Blofeld's Heir (Nena Blofeld)
Villain's Employer: SPECTRE
Villain's Project: Gaining control of the Space Wolf Satellites
Minor villain(s): Markus Bismaquer; Walter Luxor; Mike Mazzard
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter
Highlights: Plane hijack; elevator incident; Grand Prix; raid on Cheyenne Mountain; encounter with Blofeld
Remarks: New SPECTRE and Blofeld twist interesting and involving; great use of irony

Icebreaker (1983)
Places: Libya; Finland; USSR
Girl(s): Paula Vacker; Rivke Ingber
Villain(s): Konrad von Glöda (Aarne Tudeer)
Villain's Employer: National Socialist Action Army (NSAA)
Villain's Project: Bringing about a "Fourth Reich" with a new fascist army
Minor villain(s): Kolya Mosolov
Bond's Friends: Brad Tirpitz
Highlights: Snow plow battle; ice water torture; Fencer attack on Ice Palace
Remarks: Fun but has no real depth; good locations; Nazi plot a little trite



Role of Honour (1984)
Places: London; Monte Carlo; Oxfordshire; "Erewhon"; Switzerland
Girl(s): Persephone (Percy) Proud; Cindy Chalmer; Freddie Fortune
Villain(s): Tamil Rahani; Jay Autem Holy
Villain's Employer: SPECTRE
Villain's Project: Knocking out U.S. nuclear power by using a computerized scheme and the "help" of Bond
Minor villain(s): Simon; General "Rolling Joe" Zwingli; Dazzle
Bond's Friends: Peter Amadeus
Highlights: Erewhon training camp sequence; airship climax
Remarks: Better than average; good characterizations and intriguing plot



Nobody Lives Forever (1986)
Places: France; Switzerland; Austria; Florida Keys
Girl(s): Sukie Tempesta; Nannie Norrich
Villain(s): Tamil Rahani
Villain's Employer: SPECTRE
Villain's Project: Sponsoring a competition to bring James Bond's head to Rahani
Minor villain(s): Der Haken; Steve Quinn
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Highway gun battle; assault on Klinik; climax on Shark Island
Remarks: Probably Gardner's best; excellent personal plot for Bond; action scenes well done



No Deals, Mr. Bond (1987)
Places: The Baltic; England; Ireland; Paris; Hong Kong; Cheung Chau Island
Girl(s): Ebbie Heritage; Heather Dare
Villain(s): General Konstantin (Kolya) Chernov
Villain's Employer: Department 8 of Directorate S, KGB (formerly SMERSH)
Villain's Project: Eliminating all participants in a defunct espionage operation
Minor villain(s): Mischa; Norman Murray
Bond's Friends: Maxim Smolin; Swift
Highlights: Shootout at Three Sisters Castle; "hunt" on Cheung Chau Island
Remarks: Complex and involving up until cliched "most dangerous game" finale; plot a little far-fetched; better on detail

to be continued

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Scorpius (1987)
Places: London and environs; Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; Washington DC
Girl(s): Harriett Horner
Villain(s): Father Valentine, aka Vladimir Scorpius
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Assassinating major political figurs, using "brainwashed" religious followers to do his bidding
Minor villain(s): Hathaway; Bailey
Bond's Friends: "Pearly" Pearlman; David Wolkovsky
Highlights: Fight at Avant Carte HQ; massacre at Puttenham clinic; climactic assault on Ten Pines Plantation
Remarks: Gripping and violent; strong plot with a well-structured chain of events

Win, Lose or Die (1989)
Places: Gulf of Oman; England; Italy (Ischia); Spain; The Atlantic; Gibraltar
Girl(s): Beatrice Maria da Ricci; Nikola (Nikki) Ratnikov
Villain(s): Bassam Baradj, aka Robert Besavitsky
Villain's Employer: BAST (Brotherhood of Anarchy and Secret Terror)
Villain's Project: Holding U.S., Britain, and Russia for ransom by kidnapping the President, PM, and Soviet Head of State during an international summit meeting
Minor villain(s): Abou Hamarik (The Man); Ali Al Adwan (The Snake); Saphii Boudai (The Cat) (Clover Pennington); Felipe Pantano; Sarah Deeley; Donald Speaker
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Villa Capricciani sequence; investigative work aboard Invincible; Bond's meeting with Bush, Thatcher and Gorbachev; Sea Harrier battle; assault on Invincible
Remarks: Good plot; Bond's return to Naval duty interesting; most engaging love affair yet in Gardner books; one of the better ones

Licence to Kill (1989)
Novelization of the film screenplay (http://www.klast.net/bond/ltk.html).

Brokenclaw (1990)
Places: British Columbia; San Francisco and environs; New York; Washington State
Girl(s): Sue Chi-Ho (Chi-Chi)
Villain(s): Brokenclaw Lee Fu-Chu
Villain's Employer: Self-employed, but is agent of CELD and CCI (Red China's CIA, SIS, and NSA)
Villain's Project: Stealing and selling plans of a submarine tracking device and its "antidote" to Red China; breaking into Wall Street's computer system and wreaking financial havoc
Minor villain(s): Bone Bender Ding; Gory Fox; Fozen Stalk Pu; Wood; Nolan; General Hung Chow H'ang
Bond's Friends: Ed Ruisha; John Grant
Highlights: Assault on Brokenclaw's burrow; O-kee-pa ritual
Remarks: Fun, fast read, but seems too unreal for a Bond story -- some events are too fantastic and belong in another genre; some character inconsistencies; good villain

The Man From Barbarossa (1991)
Places: New Jersey; London; Florida; Moscow and environs; Stockholm; Arctic Circle; Baku, Azerbaidzhan
Girl(s): Nina Bibikova; Stéphanie Adoré
Villain(s): General Yevgeny Yuskovich
Villain's Employer: Self-employed/"The Scales of Justice" (Chushi Pravosudia)
Villain's Project: Overthrowing Russia's central government and reinstating communism; aiding the Iraqis in the Gulf War; embarrassing Britain and France; destroying America with nuclear strike
Minor villain(s): General Gleb Berzin
Bond's Friends: Pete Natkowitz; Bory Stepakov; Nigsy Meadows; Michael Brooks; Emerald Lacy; Henri Rampart
Highlights: Camera team's abduction to the "Lost Horizon"; Bond's masquerade as a Russian officer; final skirmish in Baku
Remarks: Complex and more political than most; not much action, more intrigue; a bit slow moving; good scene with M reacting to Bond's "death"

to be continued

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Death is Forever (1992
Places: Frankfurt; Berlin; Ost-West Express; Paris; Venice; Calais; London
Girl(s): Elizabeth "Easy" St. John
Villain(s): Wolfgang Weisen ("The Poison Dwarf")
Villain's Employer: Self-employed, but formerly of the HVA (East Germany's old intelligence agency)
Villain's Project: Performing terrorist act in the Eurotunnel, thereby wiping out major EC political figures; seeking revenge against Cabal spy group
Minor villain(s): Monika Haardt; Harry Spraker (Tester); Alex Ritter; Felix & Hexie; Michelle Gris; Claude Gaspard; Dominic & Dorian
Bond's Friends: Praxi Simeon (Sulphur); Bruin (Ariel); August Wimper (Orphan)
Highlights: "Spider sandwich" ploy; dispatch of Felix & Hexie on train; takeover of Weisen's villa; battle inside Eurotunnel
Remarks: Gardner's most violent and action-filled story yet; complex plot's only fault is that there's no fun in it this time; overabundance of characters not being what they seem

Never Send Flowers (1993)
Places: Rome; London; Paris; Washington DC; Interlaken; Switzerland; the Rhineland; Milan; Athens; EuroDisney
Girl(s): Fredericka (Flicka) von Grüsse
Villain(s): David Dragonpol
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Assassinating celebrities
Minor villain(s): Lester; Charles; William; Maeve Horton
Bond's Friends: Carmel Chantry; Gianne-Franco Orsini; Bodo Lempke
Highlights: Chase through Schloss Drache; first capture of Dragonpol; EuroDisney sequence
Remarks: Attempt at "serial killer" scenario surprisingly successful; love affair engaging; fast and suspenseful; one of the better ones. [This novel also has a sequence featuring Princess Diana of Wales and her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.]

SeaFire (1994)
Places: Caribbean; London and environs; Spain; Israel; Germany; Puerto Rico
Girl(s): Fredericka (Flicka) von Grüsse
Villain(s): Sir Max Tarn
Villain's Employer: Self-employed
Villain's Project: Reinitiating Nazi regime as the new Führer; torpedoing an oil tanker off Puerto Rico
Minor villain(s): Maurice Goodwin; "Connie" Spicer; Cathy & Anna (Cuthbert & Archibald); Beth; Kurt Rollen
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter; Steve Natkowitz
Highlights: Caribbean Prince incident; motorcycle chase through Seville; Nazi rally; lawyer office break-in sequence; foiling SeaFire operation
Remarks: Many new lifestyle changes for Bond, including marriage proposal to near-constant female companion; good villain and engaging, if somewhat sprawling, plot

GoldenEye (1995)
Novelization of the film screenplay (http://www.klast.net/bond/ge.html).



COLD (1996) [U.S. title, Cold Fall]
Places: England; Washington DC; Italy; Idaho; Geneva; Lake Massaciuccoli
Girl(s): Beatrice Maria da Ricci; Toni Nicoletti
Villain: General Brutus Clay
Villain's Employer: COLD (Children of the Last Days)
Villain's Project: Instigating a right-wing, fascist coup on the U.S.
Minor Villains: Luigi Tempesta; Angelo Tempesta; Clay's bride
Bond's Friends: Eddie Rhabb; MacRoberts; Fliss
Highlights: Investigation of airline disaster; jet ski chase; Cobra battle; M's retirement
Remarks: Interesting plot structure -- half in the past, half in the present; good use of returning characters; nice scenes with M

end of GARDRNER's novels

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بعد ( جاردنر ) , أكمل الروائى (رايمون بنسون ) كتابة روايات ( بوند )
مع الملاحظة أن بعضها تحول إلى أفلام مثل
Tomorrow Never Dies , The World Is Not Enough , Die Another Day
وفى الرد التالى الروايات التى كتبها



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The James Bond Novels and Stories
Part 3: Raymond Benson (http://www.klast.net/bond/raymond.html), 1996-2002

"Blast from the Past" (1996)

Places: Bond's flat in Chelsea; New York City
Time: Girl: Cheryl Haven
Villain: Irma Bunt
Villain's Employer: Self-Employed
Villain's Project: Psychopathically motivated revenge against Bond for the physically disfiguring damage caused by him, and also avenging the assassination of Ernst Stavro Blofeld; as related in Fleming's You Only Live Twice
Minor Villain(s): Three gun-wielding henchmen working for Bunt
Bond's Friends: None
Highlights: Essentially a sequel to You Only Live Twice, this story ties up the last loose ends from Fleming's "Blofeld Trilogy". Highlights include Bunt shaving/torturing Bond with poisoned razor; the death of Irma Bunt
Remarks: Very good plot (death of Bond's son, their relationship, the return of major nemesis Irma Bunt) demands more exposition than short-story format allows. Concludes too quickly. More risqué than most. Welcome return to many familiar Fleming elements -- Walther PPK, Major Boothroyd, Bond's exercise regimen, etc.

Zero Minus Ten (1997) [/URL]
Places: Jamaica, England, Hong Kong, China, Australia
Girl: Sunni Pei
Villain: Guy Thackeray
Villain's Employer: Self-Employed
Villain's Project: Nuclear bombing of Hong Kong to avenge loss of family business empire, triggering war between China and Britain.
Henchmen: 3 albino Chinese brothers
Bond's Friends: T.Y. Woo
Highlights: Bond's training exercise and introduction in "pre-titles sequence"; travelogue and history of Hong Kong; Triad Ceremony; M scene; walkabout.
Remarks: Reads much like a "screenplay", similar to the style of On Her Majesty's Secret Service; a welcome return to many familiar [U]Ian Fleming (http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0340684496/ref=nosim/67/) elements and characters, further adding to what was initially re-introduced in the short story "Blast from the Past" [above]
Villain's Best Line: (Referring to the planned bombing of Hong Kong): "China will blame Britain. Britain will blame China. There are sure to be some...misunderstandings." He laughed. "It will be wonderful!"

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Places: Khyber Pass; South China Sea; Beijing; Oxford; Hamburg; Okinawa; Saigon
Girls: Wai Lin; Paris Carver; Prof. Inga Bergstrom
Villain: Elliot Carver
Villain's Employer: Self-Employed
Villain's Project: Triggering war between China and Britain to boost his cable news network's ratings and newspaper circulation.
Henchmen: Stamper; Gupta; Dr. Kaufman
Bond's Friends: Jack Wade
Highlights: Battle in pressroom; conflict between M and Naval brass; HALO jump and dive to Devonshire.
Remarks: Fine flow for a novelization; Benson fills the screenplay's gaps without the awkwardness found in John Gardner's novelizations. Because this was based on one of the earliest drafts of the shooting script, we learn that the notorious rewrites amounted to dialogue changes (Paris Carver's scenes were most revised - and the film version (http://www.klast.net/bond/tnd.html) is far improved). The HALO jump and subsequent dive to the Devonshire are beautifully described. Benson's most evocative writing yet. His focus on the real Bond remains sharp. Distracting, though, are frequent redundant phrases ("brief instant, " "completely destroyed").

The Facts of Death (1998)
Places: Cyprus; London & Windsor, Austin, Texas; Greece and environs; Chios.
Time: October-November 1998
Girls: Niki Mirakos, Dr. Ashley Anderson
Villain(s): Hera Voulopoulos ; Konstantine Romanos (Monad)
Villain's Employer: self (Decada)
Project: The start of a major war between Greece and Turkey; Worldwide murder through a new virus.
Minor villains: Ashley; Markos &: Ari; Vassilis Romanos &: Nikos; Manville Duncan; other Decada members
Bond's Friends: Felix Leiter; Manuela Montemayor
Highlights: Bond's helicopter flight; truck and motorcycle chase; shootout at Bastrop; car chase in Greece; fight in cable car and fight with Vassilis; Bond's escape from the "Persephone"; Bond's final fight with Hera in the sea.
Remarks: Hera Volopoulos is the most sadistic Bond Villain so far, lots of action & the Jaguar XK8 is the perfect Bond car for the 21st Century.

"Midsummer Nights Doom" (1999)

Places: M's office: Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills
Girl: Lisa Dergan
Villain: Anton Redenius (http://www.hmss.com/colophon/)
Villain's Employer: The Russian Mafia
Villain's Project: The selling of microfilm to the Mafia containing designs for a new class of infrared focal plane arrays (FPA's) that can imitate human eye capabilities.
Minor Villain(s): Estragon and Martin Tuttle
Bond's Friends: Hugh Hefner (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Hefner) and Victoria Zdrok (http://www.planetvictoria.com/)
Highlights: Bond's fight with Estragon; Hugh Hefner giving Bond a listening device and briefing him on it as if he were 'Q' !
Remarks: Good plot, story could possibly be turned into a novel, for it ends suddenly; No death for villain but fab Bond Girl

High Time to Kill (1999)
Places : The Bahamas; London, Buckinghamshire & Hampshire; Belguim; Delhi (briefly); Morocco; Kangchenjunga & Nepal; Brighton
Time: March to early June 1999
Girl(s): Dr. Hope Kendall; Gina Hollander
Villain(s): Roland Marquis; Le Gerant
Villain's Employer: The Union
Villain's Project: The sale of 'Skin 17' -- a top secret British formula -- to a major foreign power
Minor Villains: Dr. Steven Harding; Basil; assorted Union agents
Bond's Friends: Sgt. Chandra Gurung
Highlights: The Visual Library; Bond's drive to Brussels & fight with Basil; plane hijack; the final 3 chapter climax [spoiler!]
Remarks: Excellent, a good old fashioned spy thriller with action and intrigue.Good to see Bond driving a DB5 as well as the return of the XK8. Benson's best so far.


to be continued

HOSSAM

[toma]

The World is Not Enough (1999)
Places: Bilbao, Spain; London; Scotland; Caucasus Mountains; Baku, Azerbaijan & environs; Kazakhstan; Istanbul, Turkey
Girl(s): Dr. Christmas Jones; Dr. Molly Warmflash.
Villain(s): Elektra King; Viktor Zokas aka "Renard the Fox"
Villain's Employer: Self
Villain's Project: Revenge and to have complete control of the world's oil, in the Caspian Sea
Minor Villains: Guilietta da Vinci aka Cigar Girl; Sasha Davidov; Maurice Womasa aka "The Bull"; Gabor; Colonel Akakievich; Trukin; Lachaise
Bond's Friends: Valentin Zukovsky
Highlights: Thames River boat chase; ski chase in the Caucasus Mts; chase among the walkways; Elektra's torture chair; submarine climax
Remarks: Benson has included a chapter in regards to what happened during Elektra's kidnapping which may not appear in the film (http://www.klast.net/bond/twine.html), but is an essential part of the story. Fast-paced, never boring, an excellent read.

Live at Five (1999)
Places: London; Chicago
Girl(s): Janet Davies (http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=bios&id=3396591); Natalia Lustokov
Villain: Natalia's coach
Villain's Employer: n/a
Villain's Project: n/a
Minor Villains: 2 Russian bodyguards
Bond's Friends: Max (an FBI agent)
Highlights: Bond's fight on the ice-rink
Remarks: Set in the late 1980s, Bond assists the FBI with the defection of a beautiful Russian iceskater to the West. A quick but entertaining story.

Doubleshot (2000)
Places: London; Tangier & Casablanca, Morocco; Marbella, Malaga & Ronda, Spain; Gibraltar
Time: August 1999
Girl(s): Heidi & Hedy Taunt; Dr Kimberley Feare
Villain(s): Le Gerant; Domingo Espada
Villain's Employer: the Union
Villain's Project: (i) Framing 007 for various murders and then eventually killing him; (ii) Starting a war between Great Britain and Spain
Minor Villains: Margreta Piel; Jimmy Powers; Nadir Yassasin; Peredur Glyn; Agustin
Bond's Friends: Latif Reggab; Felix Leiter
Highlights: Fight in Soho; training camp escape; Bond's bullfight; Gibraltar finale
Remarks: Suspenseful and good character development for Bond; very imaginative; evenly paced.

Never Dream of Dying (2001)
Places: Nice, Paris & Cannes (France); Monte Carlo; Corsica; (L.A., Japan & Chicago briefly)
Time: January & May 2000
Girl(s): Tylyn Mignonne
Villain(s): Le Gerant, Julius Wilcox & the Union
Villain's Employer: Goro Yoshida
Villain's Project: A terrorist attack on the Cannes Film Festival
Minor Villains: Leon Essinger; Rick Fripp; Emile Cirendini; Dr Gerowitz; "The Sailor"; Che-Che
Bond's Friends: Rene Mathis; Bertrand Collette, Draco
Highlights: The raid on the studio; Bond's escape from the TV station; Bond's underwater journey; eye-torture; fight at the Film Festival; final showdown.
Remarks: Full of excitement and gore; Tylyn's character the best so far; Excellent twist at end

The Man with the Red Tattoo (2002)
Places: London & Uxbridge, England; Kuril Islands, Russia; Tokyo, Saitama, Kamakura, The Cassiopeia Train, Sapporo, Noboribetsu & Naoshima Island, Japan
Time: June 2002
Girl(s): Mayumi McMahon; Reiko Temura
Villain: Goro Yoshida
Villain's Employer: Self - Ryujin-Kai
Villain's Project: Mass assassination at G8 conference with new "biological" weapon
Minor Villains: Yasutake Tsukamoto; Shinji Fujimoto; Noburo Ichihara; Junji Kon (Kappa); Fujio Aida
Bond's Friends: Tiger Tanaka; Ikro Yamamaru; Yoshi Nakayama
Highlights: Fight in Kabuki theatre & in Fujimoto's office; On the Cassiopeia train & fight in Seikan Tunnel; Chase across Jigokudani; Red Widow Dawn
Remarks: Very exciting; Symbolic for Bond, one scene quite haunting; Another great book.

Die Another Day (2002)
(http://www.klast.net/bond/raym_bks.html)
Places: Korean DMZ (38th Parallel) & South Korea; Hong Kong; Cuba & Isla Organos; London; Iceland; North Korea
Girl(s): Jinx; Miranda Frost; Peaceful Fountains of Desire
Villain(s): Gustav Graves; Tan Ling Zao
Villain's Employer: Self
Villain's Project: To use Icarus weapon to destroy land mines in the DMZ so Colonel Moon's army can takeover South Korea, then Japan and ultimately the West
Minor Villains: Colonel Tan-Gun Moon; Mister Kil; Vlad; The Three Generals; Dr. Alvarez
Bond's Friends: Mr Chang; Raoul; Verity; Damian Falco
Highlights: Hovercraft chase; Fight at the Clinic; Fencing duel; Scene with Q; Ice chase; Finale; Moneypenny's scene with Bond
Remarks: Film novelization (http://www.klast.net/bond/dad.html). Very well written and a great story line, a bit sci-fi but still Bond all the way.


end of BENSON's novels

HOSSAM

[toma]

بالطبع ظهرت روايات آخرى ل ( بوند ) كتبها أدباء آخرون ظهرت فى فترات مختلفة مثل هذه الرواية التى كتبها
( كينجسلى آميه )
التى سأضعها فى الرد التالى


حسام

[toma]

Kingsley Amis

Colonel Sun (1968)

Places: London; Athens; Vrakonisi (island between Greece and Turkey)
Girl(s): Ariadne Alexandrou
Villain(s): Colonel Sun
Villain's Employer: Red China
Villain's Project: Sabotaging USSR summit conference and making it look like the British did it
Minor villain(s):: Von Richter; assorted terrorists
Bond's Friends: Niko Litsas; Bill Tanner
Highlights:: Scene at "Quarterdeck"; sea battle; torture scene; climactic battle
Remarks: Rich in detail but lacks Fleming sweep; more political than most; more violent than most

حسام

[thunderstorm]

موضوع جيد يا حسحس;)
و جهد مشكور عليه:)
و الوصلات متميزة :) :) ...اشكرك مرة اخرى
و اصل يا باشا;)

[toma]

شكرا جزيلا يا هش
ايه يا جماعة محدش رد ليه
الموضوع متكرر ولا ايه

حسام

[ايهاب احمد عمر]

مجهود رائع يا حسام
و لكن المشكلة الحقيقية من وجهة نظري انه من المستبعد ان نجد من يقرأ روايات جميس بوند لان السلسلة السينمائية تغني عن قراءة الروايات , بل انني لم اري في المكتبة العربية اي عمل مترجم لـــ رواية تخص جيمس بوند اساسا ً .

[toma]

مجهود رائع يا حسام
و لكن المشكلة الحقيقية من وجهة نظري انه من المستبعد ان نجد من يقرأ روايات جميس بوند لان السلسلة السينمائية تغني عن قراءة الروايات , بل انني لم اري في المكتبة العربية اي عمل مترجم لـــ رواية تخص جيمس بوند اساسا ً .

وأنا داخل أشوف إيه نظام الموضوع ألاقينى أنا اللى فاتحه :dodo:

واضح إنه قديم جدًا ومن أوائل موضوعاتى فى المنتدى

بالنسبة لرأيك يا إيهاب فأنا متفق معاك .. حتى قصة ( د. نو ) اللى اتنشرت فى روايات عالمية , من وجهة نظرى الفيلم أحسن منها بكتير ..

[ZAGALO]

و لكن المشكلة الحقيقية من وجهة نظري انه من المستبعد ان نجد من يقرأ روايات جميس بوند لان السلسلة السينمائية تغني عن قراءة الروايات , بل انني لم اري في المكتبة العربية اي عمل مترجم لـــ رواية تخص جيمس بوند اساسا ً .
همممممم

حسب ما سمعت، فبعض الأفلام بها تحريفات عدة لا دخل لها بالرواية الأصليه .. كما أن معظم الأفلام / الروايات الجديدة ليس مؤلفها فيلمنج :rolleyes:

أعتقد أن طمطم ذكر النقطة الأخيرة برد له هنا فعلا ::think::

[toma]

همممممم

حسب ما سمعت، فبعض الأفلام بها تحريفات عدة لا دخل لها بالرواية الأصليه .. كما أن معظم الأفلام / الروايات الجديدة ليس مؤلفها فيلمنج :rolleyes:

أعتقد أن طمطم ذكر النقطة الأخيرة برد له هنا فعلا ::think::

قصدك ردود يامانجو :D

فى 3 أو 4 مؤلفين غير فليمنج كتبوا قصص بوند , والمفروض فى الردود اللى فاتت هتلاقى معظم القصص اللى كتبها كل واحد

ده غير الأفلام طبعًا بالذات بتاعة بيرس بروسنان

فكل أفلام شين كونرى و روجر مور , كان كاتب قصصهم أيان فليمنج