Restoring the James Bond Vehicles with the Ian Fleming Foundation

SpyMovieNavigator took a trip to Florida in the USA to visit filming location sites for Goldfinger (Miami) and for Licence to Kill (in Key West Florida). Here in part one, we look at the Fontainebleau Resort where Bond is vacationing after a mission, Oddjobs route to the "airport" with Mr. Solo, Felix Leiter and Simmons waiting location at a KFC, and finally the iron and metal yard where Mr. Solo meets his "pressing engagement." On this trip we visited about 17 James Bond filming locations, and we talk about the excitement of the trip and cut to podcast clips we recorded on location. Fun trip and some beautiful spots! In this first part of our two part podcast, we cover Goldfinger in Miami. In part two we cover Licence to Kill locations in Key West, Fl. Join us! If you like what you hear, leave us a great review and star rating! Subscribe! Thanks! All Podcasts: http://bit.ly/31w8oer

24 Juli 201933min

The 39 Steps, directed by Alfred Hitchcock is considered by many to be the first spy movie ever made! If you came to our site as a Bond, Bourne, Hunt, Smiley, or other spy fan, you might not have seen this film. Released in 1935, this movie sets the table for future spy movies to come. From helicopter chases and train chases to pursuit through unknown lands, this film is a must for all spy movie fans! All Podcasts: http://bit.ly/31w8oer

1 Juli 201955min

Sherlock Bond? James Holmes? James Bond is to spies what Sherlock Holmes is to detectives! Let's journey into this dark London world together and see what clues we can find! Today, we're going to do some sleuthing around London – well, metaphorically that is! Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Ian Fleming created some of the best known literary characters this world has ever known. Both Sherlock Holmes and James Bond made the leap from the pages of novels and short stories to the big screen – and nothing has been the same ever since. All Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3dF9ueE

18 Juni 201942min

Is it an Impossible task to bring a successful tv show to film? Come with us as we dissect the first Mission: Impossible movie! For the most part, Spy Movies have had their origin from books: James Bond, Bourne Identity, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan stories, John Le Carre's books, etc. However, in 1996, Paramount Pictures and Cruise/Wagner Productions, released the first film of the Mission: Impossible series, based on the TV show. Other spy-based tv shows wouldn't get their US big-screen debuts until years later (namely I Spy in 2002 and Get Smart in 2008, even the Man From Uncle in 2013). All Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3dF9ueE

17 Juni 201950min

Dr. No, EON Productions first James Bond film based on Ian Fleming's sixth James Bond 007 novel gets a big YES from movie-goers at the time of release in 1962, even more so now, and has been a staple of Bond films ever since. Dr. No is Dr. Yes for spy movie fans, and new spy movie fans who are focused on Bourne and Mission: Impossible and more recent Bond films with Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, would enjoy going back to the first James Bond film, Dr. No, to which, we think, they will also say Yes! We look at historical events going on at the time, and how the real world events fueled interest in the movie!

17 Juni 20191h 11min

SpyMovieNavigator.com is The Worldwide Community of Spy Movie Fans - Spy Movie Podcasts, Videos, Discussions and more! In this episode, we talk about why we started SpyMovieNavigator and how spy movie fans can get something out of our podcasts, website and social media, and how spy movie fans can contribute their ideas, articles, comments, photos and videos to our growing spy movie fan community! All Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3dF9ueE

12 Juni 201950min