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Wgyww5sip6ilywh7tpue4ws PROLOGUE En 1972 il y a deux chaînes de télévision, deux disquaires importants, des cinémas mais aussi beaucoup de « quartier » qui passent exclusivement des séries B. Les films de James Bond sont devenus des succès énormes depuis 1964 et le film Goldfinger. Le problème il n’y aucune diffusion à la télévision et une fois les films passés on ne les revoient encore que très rarement car trop cher pour les cinémas de quartier. A la Fnac on trouve des compilations de James Bond, Goldfinger et les Diamants sont Eternels, au Lido Musique des importations très chers, Dr No, Bons Baisers de Russie, Opération Tonnerre, On ne vit que deux fois, Au service secret de sa Majesté, à 70 francs le disque. Dans Télérama l’office catholique indique les James Bond avec un avertissement AA (pour adultes avec express réserve) on croit rêver. Le cinéma Acacias passe outre et propose tous les ans, voire deux fois par an un festival James Bond avec des copies très abimées mais qui me permettent de revoir Dr No et Bons Baisers de Russie que je n’avais jamais vu. Chance pour moi je trouve un des premiers livres illustrés sur James Bond de John Brosnan au Volume 31 tenu par Serge Nahon un ami, ce livre ne me quittera pas pendant des années. Sean Connery, George Lazenby et Roger Moore vont créer le phénomène Bond, repris par la suite par Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan et Daniel Craig. Dans ce livre je ne traiterais que des films qui vont de Dr No à l’Homme Pistolet au d’Or considérant qu’ensuite les films s’éloigneront considérablement du personnage en imitant successivement La Panthère Rose ou Terminator. Enfin je parlerai du seul compositeur de James Bond c’est-à-dire John Barry tout en évoquant Monty Norman. Attention générique ! Gunbarrel.mp4 Hormis dans la série La Jeunesse de James Bond, l'âge de Bond est rarement défini dans les films ou les livres ; il se situe approximativement au niveau de la quarantaine. Beaucoup de biographes de Ian Fleming s'accordent à dire que celui-ci n'avait jamais pensé écrire autant d'aventures de James Bond et qu'il a dû « bricoler » la vie de Bond et changer les dates pour s'assurer qu'il possédait l'âge approprié pour le service. Les acteurs qui ont incarné Bond à l'écran avaient des âges variés : George Lazenby avait 29 ans dans Au service secret de Sa Majesté, tandis que Roger Moore avait 57 ans dans Dangereusement vôtre, son dernier James Bond. Dans sa biographie fictive sur l'agent secret, John Pearson donne à Bond la date de naissance du 11 novembre 1920 mais Fleming n'a jamais laissé entendre cela dans ses livres. Par contre, le roman On ne vit que deux fois fournit deux indices indiquant que l'année de naissance serait 1924. Dans l'histoire, pensant que celui-ci est mort, M écrit sa nécrologie où il indique que Bond a quitté l'école à 17 ans pour rejoindre le Ministère de la Défense en 1941 en se donnant 19 ans. Si Bond avait 17 ans en 1941, alors il serait né en 1924. De plus, Tiger Tanaka, le chef des services secrets japonais, dit que Bond est né l'année du Rat ce qui soutient la théorie de l'année 1924. Cependant, dans Moonraker, Fleming écrit que l'âge de Bond est de 37 ans, ce qui signifierait probablement qu'il est né en 1918, lui en donnant 34 dans Casino Royale. Plus complexe, John Griswold dans son livre autorisé Ian Fleming's James Bond: Annotations and Chronologies lui donne la date de naissance du 11 novembre 1921. Griswold note que l'entrée de Bond au Ministère de la Défense est à l'origine datée dans le manuscrit de Fleming de 1939 et plus tard déplacée en 1941. Griswold s'est un moment disputé pour que Bond ait rejoint l'Amirauté en 1939 (la même année que pour Fleming) et que 1941 soit l'année repère de son recrutement dans une organisation plus tard rattachée au Ministère de la Défense par Fleming. Griswold pense que de nombreux détails dans la chronologie de Bond prennent plus de sens avec l'année originale de 1939. Par exemple, ses parents étant morts quand il avait 11 ans, Bond avait donc 11 ans du premier janvier au 10 novembre 1933 si l'on admet qu'il est né en 1921. Dans Casino Royale, 1933 est mentionnée comme l'année où Bond a « acheté » sa première Bentley. Puisque toutes les années de naissance envisagées font que Bond était trop jeune pour acheter sa Bentley, un scénario plus probable serait qu'il en aurait hérité au décès de son père. Griswold présenta son idée à Ian Fleming Publications en février 2003. La compagnie s'inspira de cette version pour la série La Jeunesse de James Bond où Bond est un adolescent des années 1930 dont l'auteur Charlie Higson indique qu'il est né en 1920. Dans cette série, la Bentley en question est achetée par Bond en décembre 1933 dans Poker fatal, avec l'argent récolté en aidant quelqu'un à gagner à la roulette. Auparavant, Bond avait hérité d'une Bamford & Martin Sidevalve Short Chassis Tourer de son oncle Max vers Pâques 1933. Tout comme son année de naissance, son lieu de naissance est aussi source de débat. Selon John Pearson, Bond est né à Wattenscheid, une petite ville près d'Essen, en Allemagne. Charlie Higson, dans Opération Silverfin, déclare que Bond est né en Suisse. James Bond est le fils d'un Écossais, Sir Andrew Bond of Glencoe, et de Monique Delacroix, une Suissesse du canton de Vaud. Leurs nationalités sont établies dans Au service secret de Sa Majesté. Fleming a accentué le côté écossais de Bond après avoir apprécié le portrait à l'écran de James Bond par l'acteur écossais Sean Connery, tandis que le nom de la mère de Bond s'inspire d'une fiancée suisse de Fleming. Une aventure prévue, mais jamais écrite, de James Bond aurait présenté la mère de Bond comme Écossaise. Selon l'héraldiste Griffon Or, du Collège of Arms, dans Au service secret de Sa Majesté, la famille paternelle remonterait à Norman Le Bond en 1180 dont la devise est Orbis non sufficit (du latin : « Le monde ne suffit pas »), ce qui corrige un peu les origines populaires du patronyme qui signifierait : fermier, paysan, manant. Bond passe une bonne partie de ses jeunes années à l'étranger, ce qui lui permet de maîtriser parfaitement l'allemand et le français, grâce au travail de son père comme représentant à l'étranger de la firme britannique d'équipement militaire Vickers. À onze ans, Bond perd ses deux parents dans un accident d'alpinisme dans le massif des Aiguilles Rouges près de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc. Après la mort de ses parents, il part vivre en Angleterre à Pett Bottom dans le Kent chez sa tante Charmian Bond qui achève son éducation. Il entre au Eton College, aux alentours de l'âge de 12 ans, qu'il quitte au bout de deux semestres à cause de son comportement « présumé » avec une domestique. Dans l'une des nouvelles de Bons baisers de Paris, il raconte cependant avoir perdu sa virginité lors de sa première visite à Paris à l'âge de 16 ans. Bond quitte Eton pour le collège de Fettes à Édimbourg en Écosse, l'ancienne école de son père où il se fait remarquer pour une aptitude à tous les sports, en particulier la boxe (poids léger). Selon John Pearson et une allusion de Fleming dans Bons baisers de Russie, Bond a aussi étudié un temps à l'université de Genève. À l'exception de Fettes, la présence de Bond dans ces écoles s'établit de façon parallèle à la propre vie de Fleming. Le film On ne vit que deux fois affirme qu'il est diplômé de langues orientales à l'université de Cambridge. À un certain moment, il étudie aussi à l'Université d'Oxford pour apprendre le danois comme il est dit dans le film Demain ne meurt jamais. Bond peut parler plusieurs langues, notamment l'allemand, le français, le russe et le japonais. Il existe de nombreuses contradictions dans les films et les romans sur les langues qu'il dit connaître. En 1941, Bond ment sur son âge pour pouvoir entrer dans la Royal Naval Reserve pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, d'où il sort avec le grade de commander. Bond conserve son rang alors qu'il est employé dans les services secrets britanniques. Il est promu capitaine dans Gagner, perdre ou mourir de John Gardner mais est redevenu commander depuis les romans de Raymond Benson. Il est aussi devenu membre de la Royal Naval Volunteer Supplementary Reserve (RNVSR) constituée d'officiers avec une grande expérience du terrain. L'époque où James Bond est devenu un agent 00 n'est jamais explicitement située jusqu'à Casino Royale où sa mise en service est éclairée, bien que des références dans James Bond contre Dr. No laissent suggérer l'année 1952. Selon Fleming, après avoir joint le RNVSR, Bond aurait voyagé en Amérique, à Hong Kong et en Jamaïque. C'est à ce moment-là qu'il aurait rejoint une autre organisation comme le SOE, la branche 00 du Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), ou serait même devenu commando dans le 30th Assault Unit. Bond a gagné ses galons dans la section 00 en accomplissant deux missions décrites dans Casino Royale. La première est l'assassinat d'un espion japonais au 36e étage du RCA Building du Rockefeller Center à New York.
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