Mark Edlitz Takes Us Inside Bond’s Lost Adventures
Mark Edlitz recently appeared on an episode of the JBR podcast. Before I knew he was scheduled to appear on
Mark Edlitz recently appeared on an episode of the JBR podcast. Before I knew he was scheduled to appear on
Simon Firth’s new book Côte d’Azur:Exploring the James Bond connections in the South of France offers readers new insights into
Press Release: The Lost Adventures of James Bond Timothy Dalton’s Third and Fourth Bond Films, James Bond Jr., and Other

Last week I wrote a JBR blogpost theorizing about the possibility (however unlikely) of No Time To Die being released

I’ve written in the past about the unlikely prospect of No Time To Die receiving a PVOD (Premium On-Demand) release.
As initial plans emerge to lift gathering restrictions in certain regions and in a limited number of US states, an
Eon invited Neal Purvis and Robert Wade to their offices in Mayfair whilst development for the 19th Bond film began.
I realize that the circumstances around the world are pretty dire at the moment and that speculating about Bond is
The recent postponement of No Time To Die has come as a blow to the Bond fan community. Many of
JBR listener Paul Jamieson recently caught up with the man behind James Bond Down Under, James Roberts to ask him
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