Casino Royale Epix
- The story of Casino Royale is told in an episodic format and is best outlined in 'chapters'. Val Guest oversaw the assembly of the sections, although he turned down the credit of 'co-ordinating director'.
- Casino Royal was a spoof of the James Bond series featuring an all star cast of Peter Sellers, David Niven, Ursula Andress, Woody Allen, plus a bunch of cameos by Orson Wells, William Holden, John Houston, and others.
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James Bond is the third longest-running movie franchise of all time. The films focus on British spy James Bond, who’s also known by his MI6 agent designation 007. Bond has been played by six actors over the last 58 years, including Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig.
Most James Bond movies are available to stream, and all can be rented or bought via several online providers. This means Bond fans don’t have to wait for the movies to appear on cable to get their fix of the world’s longest-serving secret agent.
Your guide on where to stream James Bond movies
All of the James Bond films before Daniel Craig’s first movie are available on Amazon Prime Video, EPIX and Hulu. The first two movies featuring Craig are available on HBO Now, which can be accessed via Amazon Prime Video and Hulu. Bond fans can also watch 11 of the movies for free through Pluto TV.
Renting vs. buying James Bond movies
All of the movies in the James Bond franchise are available to rent through Amazon, Google Play and YouTube. Amazon is the cheapest, providing high-definition (HD) rentals for $1.99, while Google Play charges $3.99 for standard-definition (SD) movies and $4.99 for HD files. YouTube charges $2.99 and $3.99, respectively.
The entire James Bond franchise is also available to purchase from the same services. All films are available for $9.99 each on Amazon, while Google Play charges $12.99 for SD and $14.99 for HD options. YouTube typically charges $14.99 for HD films but often has discounts available. It’s also possible to buy the entire franchise on Google Play for $149.99.
How to stream James Bond movies in order
All 23 James Bond movies are available to either stream, buy or rent via various streaming services. Here’s our guide to how to stream the entire franchise in order:
Dr. No (1962)
The first James Bond movie set the template for what was to come over the next seven decades — an evil villain, beautiful women and frivolous killing led by the smoldering Sean Connery. Bond heads to Jamaica to search for a fellow British agent, only to discover Dr. No’s plans to disrupt a space launch with a radio beam.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
From Russia With Love (1963)
The second movie in the franchise was commissioned as a sequel to Dr. No. SPECTRE, an international criminal organization, is out for revenge against Bond and begins training agents to hunt him down.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Goldfinger (1964)
The third installment sees Honor Blackman star as iconic Bond girl Pussy Galore alongside Connery. Bond investigates bullion dealer Auric Goldfinger’s plans to contaminate the Bullion Depository at Fort Knox by planting a dirty bomb.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Thunderball (1965)
Thunderball features one of the greatest Bond villains, Emilio Largo — SPECTRE’s eyepatch-wearing second-in-command. Bond hunts down two NATO atomic bombs, which SPECTRE stole to hold the world ransom and teams up with a CIA agent.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
You Only Live Twice (1967)
Bond goes to Japan to investigate the mysterious disappearance of American and Russian spacecraft in the franchise’s fifth installment. He encounters the head of SPECTRE, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, who attempts to provoke a war between the two nations.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969)
George Lazenby makes his only appearance as James Bond in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Bond battles Blofeld’s attempts to hold the world ransom with bacteriological weapons.
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Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Sean Connery returns as Bond to infiltrate a diamond smuggling ring. He also uncovers another of Blofeld’s plots to hold the world to ransom, this time using nuclear power.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
Live and Let Die (1973)
Roger Moore makes his debut as James Bond in the franchise’s first movie to depart from the classic super-villain theme. Bond finds himself embroiled in a world of gangsters and voodoo as he attempts to bring down the corrupt activities of Mr. Big, a Harlem drug lord and dictator of a Caribbean island.
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Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)
Bond faces off against one of the great Bond villains, assassin Francisco Scaramanga, played by Christopher Lee. Bond is tasked with rescuing the Solex Agitator, a device that can harness the sun’s power. To do so, he must overcome Scaramanga, who only needs one shot to kill with his golden gun.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
The tenth James Bond movie sees the agent take on crazed villain Karl Stromberg, who wants to destroy the world and create a new underwater civilization.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Moonraker (1979)
Bond’s investigation into the theft of a space shuttle takes him into outer space via California, Venice, Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon Rainforest. It sees the return of super-villain Jaws, who tries to kill Bond by pushing him out of a plane.
Available on: Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
For Your Eyes Only (1981)
Bond goes back to basics following the science-fiction feel of the previous movie. He’s tasked with retrieving a Ministry of Defence communication system and gets caught in a web of deceit spun by Greek businessmen and a woman avenging the murder of her parents.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Octopussy (1983)
Roger Moore’s sixth Bond appearance sees him tasked with uncovering a jewel smuggling operation disguised to cover up a nuclear attack on a US Air Force base. He teams up with a circus crew led by Octopussy, an associate of the wealthy Afghan prince behind the jewel theft.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
Never Say Never Again (1983)
Sean Connery returns for his final appearance as James Bond. He’s tasked with discovering two American nuclear warheads that have been stolen by SPECTRE.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
A View To A Kill (1985)
Roger Moore bows out with his seventh appearance as Bond. He investigates businessman Max Zorin, who plans to create an earthquake to destroy Silicon Valley.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
The Living Daylights (1987)
Timothy Dalton takes over as James Bond and uncovers a Russian arms deal that could put the entire world at risk.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
License To Kill (1989)
Dalton’s second and final appearance as Bond sees him out for revenge after a CIA acquaintance is left near death by drug baron Franz Sanchez. His license to kill is revoked by MI6, which makes him more dangerous than ever.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, Pluto TV, YouTube
GoldenEye (1995)
Pierce Brosnan takes over as James Bond in this action-packed film in which Dame Judi Dench stars as the first female actor to play the role of MI6 chief, M. Bond goes up against a rogue former MI6 agent who plans to use an electromagnetic weapon to wreak worldwide havoc.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Bond takes on a media mogul intent on starting World War III by igniting conflict between the UK and China.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
The World Is Not Enough (1999)
Bond is sent to protect the daughter of a murdered oil tycoon. He ends up uncovering a plot to manipulate global oil prices with a nuclear meltdown.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Die Another Day (2002)
Brosnan makes his final appearance as Bond in the franchise’s 20th film. Bond heads to North Korea to search for a mole in the British intelligence services. He breaks up a terrorist plot and foils a diamond dealer’s plans to create a deadly space weapon.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, EPIX, Google Play, Hulu, YouTube
Casino Royale (2006)
Daniel Craig takes over as James Bond as the franchise goes back to where it all started. The secret agent receives his license to kill and is handed his first mission as 007.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, HBO Now, HBO on Amazon, HBO on Hulu, YouTube
Quantum of Solace (2008)
In Quantum of Solace, Bond seeks revenge for his lover’s death. He’s joined by a woman looking to avenge the deaths of her family. They track down businessman Dominic Greene of the Quantum organization, who is planning to stage a coup in Bolivia to seize control of the water supply.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, HBO Now, HBO on Amazon, HBO on Hulu, YouTube
Skyfall (2012)
MI6 comes under attack from a former agent seeking to destroy M. Bond is the only one who can save the agency, keep M safe and bring down the man leading the attack.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, YouTube
Spectre (2015)
Bond again tangles with SPECTRE leader, Blofeld, and attempts to stop the villain’s plan to launch a global network of criminal activity.
Available on: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, YouTube
The takeaway
Every James Bond movie is currently available to stream, rent or buy via various video streaming services. This may not last for long as services frequently change their content. However, users can sign up for 30-day free trials of Amazon Prime Video, EPIX and Hulu or a seven-day free trial of HBO Now or HBO through Amazon or Hulu to watch all except the most recent two Bond films without paying a cent.
MGM, who still haven't got a theatrical distribution arm and fumbled all last year with an attempted buyout by Chinese investors, managed to find over $1 billion of funding to buy out their partners in the Epix pay TV channel in the USA. Viacom and Lionsgate got $1.031 billion to give control to the lion.
Epix consists of four pay-tv channels in the USA, and as part of the deal, Paramount Pictures and Lionsgate have committed first-runs of their new movies on the platform in a multi-year deal.
'The addition of Epix provides MGM with a premier distribution platform that complements our strong stable of new and library content in both film and television,' Gary Barber, chairman and CEO of MGM, said Wednesday in a statement.
Since MGM has shrunk in size and can't fund the budgets of major new films by itself, its revenues have skewed towards television production and milking its back-catalog. The Epix deal is another sign of where the studio's focus is.
Meanwhile, EON can't start production on Bond 25 until MGM find a co-financier and distributor for 007, or MGM sells it's 50% ownership of the Bond rights to someone else.