What is the best Bond film of all time?
From Skyfall and Octopussy to Goldfinger and Dr No, which 007 outing ranks as the best of all time?
The as-yet unnamed Bond 25 is finally in the works, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as a brooding 007, while Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge is onboard to hopefully inject some fun and feminism into the script.
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Due for release in 2020, there's already been a behind-the-scenes trailer featuring Craig and director Cary Joji Fukunaga in action, as Bond is called out of retirement for a mysterious new mission after a scientist is kidnapped.
Westworld's Jeffrey Wright reprises his role as CIA operative Felix Leiter in the clip, while Captain Marvel's break-out star Lashana Lynch plays a new character called Nomi.
The film will mark Craig's final outing as the martini-slurping British Secret Service Agent (and serial womaniser), paving the way for a fresh new face — and the eleventh consecutive Bond. But with over twenty films spanning over 50 years, which Bond film ranks as the greatest of all time?
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