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The 25 pages that link to James Bond, each with the reason it gives.

• Metro-Goldwyn-MayerRelated: MGM’s ownership of MGM/UA and later distribution rights tied the company to the Bond film franchise.

• Ian FlemingBroader topic: Bond became Fleming’s defining creation and the central figure of his novels.

• Product placementBroader topic: The franchise is known for recurring, conspicuous associations with cars and other brands.

• Spy fictionBroader topic: Bond is the genre’s most influential model of the charismatic action spy.

• John CleeseRelated: Cleese played Q, the gadget specialist, in several Bond films.

• Sean ConneryNarrower topic: Connery’s performance became the template against which later screen Bonds were compared.

• Media franchiseBroader topic: Repeated adaptations have kept its central character recognizable across changing eras and performers.

• John le CarréCompared with: Bond’s glamour and decisiveness differ sharply from le Carré’s weary, compromised agents.

• Matt DamonCompared with: Bond's formal spy persona contrasts with Bourne's disoriented, improvisational style.

• MI6Compared with: Bond is the best-known fictional image of SIS, but his solitary adventures differ sharply from institutional intelligence work.

• British popular cultureBroader topic: The character shaped popular images of British espionage, style, and national identity.

• Daniel CraigNarrower topic: Craig’s defining role is one screen interpretation of this long-running character.

• James Bond themeNarrower topic: The theme takes its identity from this character and his screen persona.

• Action heroBroader topic: Bond exemplifies the polished, highly capable action hero shaped by espionage conventions.

• Halle BerryRelated: Berry’s Jinx Johnson appeared opposite Bond in Die Another Day.

• David NivenCompared with: Niven played Bond in the 1967 comedy Casino Royale, a spoof distinct from the official film series.

• Javier BardemNarrower topic: Joining the franchise as Silva placed Bardem among the series’ high-profile adversaries.

• Roger MooreNarrower topic: Moore’s seven films form a major chapter in the character’s screen history.

• Albert R. BroccoliRelated: Broccoli’s films transformed Fleming’s character into a global screen icon.

• Pierce BrosnanNarrower topic: Bond is the larger character and franchise that brought Brosnan worldwide recognition.

• E. Phillips OppenheimBroader topic: Bond represents the later popular spy hero against which Oppenheim's earlier agents can be compared.

• Sidney ReillyCompared with: Bond is the fictional spy most often compared with Reilly’s embellished public image.

• Gérard de VilliersCompared with: Bond offers a prominent contrasting model of the glamorous fictional spy.

• Music of the James Bond seriesNarrower topic: The music’s recurring motifs and title songs express the character’s cinematic identity.

• Sebastian FaulksBroader topic: Faulks entered the Bond canon through his commissioned novel Devil May Care.