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Dr. No

1962, Movie, NR, 110 mins

Dr. No: Review

The first entry in what was to become the most profitable movie series of all time is a solid, surprisingly modest spy thriller, with occasional hints of the extravagance to come. Secret agent James Bond (Sean Connery) is sent to Jamaica to investigate the murder of another agent. There he learns of the mysterious Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman), a mad scientist who's up to no good on his own private island. With Jack Lord and Ursula Andress as Honey Rider. Read the complete review for Dr. No

Dr. No: Cast & Details

Year: 1962
Rated NR

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Cast
Sean Connery: James Bond
Jack Lord: Felix Leiter
Joseph Wiseman: Dr. No
Ursula Andress: Honey
Zena Marshall: Miss Taro
Eunice Gayson: Sylvia

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