Bond 50

Bond 50 is a Blu-ray box set featuring all 22 James Bond films in honor of the 50th anniversary of the series, released on September 24, 2012. Before the release of this box set, all but nine of the Bond films were available individually on Blu-ray.

Bond 50 was announced in January at the CES in Las Vegas by Bond Girls Olga Kurylenko (Quantum of Solace) and Caterina Murino (Casino Royale).

About[]

Bond 50 was released on September 24, 2012 in the UK and one day later in North America. It will offer a look at the latest Bond film, through a series of video blogs, as well as interviews with the cast and crew. In addition, Bond 50 will celebrate James Bond and the cult that surrounds him. Bond 50 will examine everything that makes the Bond series unique, including music, cars, women, villains, and everything else so specific to the Bond franchise. The segment, "Being Bond" profiles the six actors to have played James Bond.

Features[]

All 22 Bond films on Blu-ray.
More than 122 hours of bonus features (including content exclusive to the Bond 50).
The World of Bond. On the "bonus features" disc, The World of Bond examines all things that make James Bond unique, from the cars, to the villains, to the sultry ladies of the Bond films. There will also be a pop-up trivia option so fans can challenge their Bond knowledge.
Being Bond. Being Bond, also on the twenty third "bonus features" disc, will profile the six actors who have had the

honor of portraying James Bond. All actors reflect on their time playing Bond and the audience gains insight to each actor and the character of James Bond himself.
Skyfall Videoblogs. Behind-the-scenes look at the making of Skyfall from the cast and crew.
A slot for Skyfall to complete the collection when it is released on Blu-ray.

Blu-ray Discs[]

Disc One: Dr. No (Over 3 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Terence Young and cast and crew
6 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Two: From Russia with Love (Over 3 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Terence Young and cast and crew
2 Featurettes
Animated Storyboard Sequence
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Three: Goldfinger (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Guy Hamilton
Commentary with the cast and crew
3 Featurettes
Original Screen Tests with Theodore Bikel and Tito Vandis
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Original Publicity Featurette
Original Radio Interviews With Sean Connery
Photo Galleries

Disc Four: Thunderball (Over 6 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Terence Young
Commentary with Editor Peter Hunt and Screenwriter John Hopkins
4 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Five: You Only Live Twice (Over 4 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Lewis Gilbert and cast and crew
4 Featurettes
Animated Storyboard Sequence
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Six: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (Over 4 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Peter Hunt and cast and crew
4 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Seven: Diamonds Are Forever (Over 4 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Guy Hamilton and cast and crew
3 Featurettes
Deleted Scenes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots

Disc Eight: Live and Let Die (Over 7 hours of content)[]

Commentaries with Director Guy Hamilton, Roger Moore and Tom Mankiewicz
3 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Nine: The Man with the Golden Gun (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Guy Hamilton and the cast and crew
Commentary with Roger Moore
2 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Ten: The Spy Who Loved Me (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Lewis Gilbert and cast and crew
Commentary with Roger Moore
3 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots

Disc Eleven: Moonraker (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Lewis Gilbert and cast and crew
Commentary with Roger Moore
4 Featurettes
Original Theatrical Trailer
Photo Gallery

Disc Twelve: For Your Eyes Only (Over 7 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director John Glen and the cast and crew
Commentary with Roger Moore
Commentary with Producer Michael G. Wilson and crew
4 Featurettes
Animated Storyboard Sequences for Snowmobile Chase & Underwater
Music Video performed by Sheena Easton
Deleted Scenes and Expanded Angles
Original Theatrical Trailer, TV and radio spots
Photo Galleries

Disc Thirteen: Octopussy (Over 6 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director John Glen
Commentary with Roger Moore
4 Featurettes
Original Screen Tests with James Brolin
"All Time High" Music Video
Original Theatrical Trailers

Disc Fourteen: A View to a Kill (Over 6 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director John Glen and the cast and crew
Commentary with Roger Moore
4 Featurettes
A View to a Kill Music Video performed by Duran Duran
Original Theatrical Trailers and TV spots

Disc Fifteen: The Living Daylights (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director John Glen and cast and crew
3 Featurettes
Deleted scenes with introductions from Director John Glen
The Living Daylights Music Video performed by A-Ha
Original Theatrical Trailers

Disc Sixteen: Licence to Kill (Over 6 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director John Glen and cast
Commentary with Producer Michael G. Wilson and crew
3 Featurettes
Licence to Kill Music Video performed by Gladys Knight
“If You Asked Me To” Music Video Performed by Patti LaBelle
Opening Titles Sequence
Original Theatrical Trailers
Photo Galleries

Disc Seventeen: GoldenEye (Over 5 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Martin Campbell and Producer Michael G. Wilson
8 Featurettes
Deleted scenes
GoldenEye Music Video performed by Tina Turner

Disc Eighteen: Tomorrow Never Dies (Over 9 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Roger Spottiswoode and Dan Petrie, Jr.
Commentary with Vic Armstrong and Producer Michael G. Wilson
2 Featurettes
Interview with Composer David Arnold
Deleted and Extended Scenes with introduction from Director Roger Spottiswoode
Tomorrow Never Dies Music Video performed by Sheryl Crow
The James Bond Theme (Moby's Re-Version)

Disc Nineteen: The World Is Not Enough (Over 6 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Michael Apted
Commentary with Peter Lamont, David Arnold and Vic Armstrong
4 Featurettes
Opening Titles Sequence
The World Is Not Enough Music Video performed by Garbage
Deleted, Extended and Alternate Scene
Original Theatrical Trailer
Photo Galleries

Disc Twenty: Die Another Day (Over 8 hours of content)[]

Commentary with Director Lee Tamahori and Producer Michael G. Wilson
Commentary with Pierce Brosnan and Rosamund Pike
5 Featurettes
MI6 Datastream Trivia Track with Branching Video
Opening Titles Sequence
Photo Galleries

Disc Twenty-One: Casino Royale (Over 1 hour of content)[]

Becoming Bond
James Bond: For Real
Chris Cornell Music Video

Disc Twenty-Two: Quantum of Solace (Over 1 hour of content)[]

2 Featurettes
"Another Way to Die" Music Video
Original Theatrical Trailers

Information[]

Release date: September 24, 2012 in the UK and September 25, 2012 in North America.
MSRP Price: $299.99
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The nine films that will be available on Blu-ray for the first time ever are: GoldenEye, Octopussy, The Spy Who Loved Me, You Only Live Twice, The Living Daylights, Tomorrow Never Dies, Diamonds Are Forever, A View to a Kill and On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Promotional Video[]

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