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The 18 pages that link to Ian Fleming, each with the reason it gives.

• James BondRelated: Fleming defined Bond’s literary identity and drew on his own wartime experience.

• Spy fictionRelated: His Bond novels popularized the glamorous, action-oriented spy hero.

• Sean ConneryRelated: Fleming’s character supplied the source material Connery transformed for the screen.

• James Bond in filmRelated: His novels supplied the characters and plots that the films adapted.

• Operation MincemeatRelated: He was associated with the Trout Memo, an early source of deception ideas.

• John le CarréCompared with: Fleming’s high-adventure model provides a clear foil for le Carré’s institutional realism.

• MI6Related: Fleming’s Bond novels drew on intelligence culture and helped define popular images of SIS.

• Daniel CraigNarrower topic: Craig’s signature screen role adapts Fleming’s fictional spy for a modern era.

• James Bond themeRelated: His novels provided the character whose film adaptations adopted the theme.

• Barbara CartlandCompared with: Fleming’s thrillers offer a sharp contrast to Cartland’s romance-centered fiction and public persona.

• Roger MooreNarrower topic: Fleming’s literary character was the source Moore adapted for the screen.

• Pierce BrosnanRelated: Fleming’s character supplied the literary source for Brosnan’s most famous role.

• E. Phillips OppenheimRelated: Fleming's later spy fiction inherited a commercial tradition to which Oppenheim had contributed.

• Len DeightonCompared with: Fleming's glamorous action-hero model contrasts with Deighton's ordinary, bureaucratic intelligence officers.

• Sidney ReillyRelated: Fleming cited Reilly among the real-life figures who helped inspire Bond.

• Donald PleasenceRelated: Fleming’s Blofeld was the character Pleasence portrayed in You Only Live Twice.

• Robert LudlumCompared with: Fleming’s Bond stories offer a different model of the popular spy thriller.

• Sebastian FaulksRelated: Faulks continued Fleming’s Bond series with the authorized novel Devil May Care.