2. James Bond Presented by Paymakova Tatyana and Efimova Vera Form 11 A
Lyceum named after M. V. Lomonosov

3. The Plan Purposes and object, Tasks and methods
Introduction : -trailer
The main part : -The author
-Personal dossier
-Bond gallery
-The English Bond
Survey results
Interesting facts
On the service of Her Majesty
Conclusion
Used literature and web sources
Addition : Skyfall trailer

4. Purpose: to study the work of an irreplaceable writer Ian Fleming and to present an image of an ideal modern spy on the example of James Bond.
The object of study: James Bond as the modern spy, his character and creator; the teenagers’ opinions on the given subject.
Objectives/Tasks:
To collect and analyze the data about the writer and his character.
To conduct a survey among teenagers about their attitude to Bond in general and Ian Fleming in particular.
Methods of study:
Using Internet resources, reference books and movie reviews
Watching Bond films
Conducting the survey among our classmates

6. The author
Ian Fleming was born in London in 1908 in the Valentine Feming’s family.
He attended Eton College, later studied at Sandhurst, the elite military academy.
During the he worked for British Naval Intelligence.
In 1953 Ian got married to Anne Rothermere. In 1952 their only child, Caspar, was born.
Fleming died on August 12, 1964, in Canterbury, England.

7. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1 April 1963 You Only Live Twice
Title
UK publishing date
Casino Royale
13 April 1953
Live and Let Die
5 April 1954
Moonraker
5 April 1955
Diamonds Are Forever
26 March 1956
From Russia, with Love
8 April 1957
Dr. No
31 March 1958
Goldfinger
23 March 1959
For Your Eyes Only
11 April 1960
Thunderball
27 March 1961
The Spy Who Loved Me
16 April 1962
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1 April 1963
You Only Live Twice
16 March 1964
The Man with the Golden Gun
1 April 1965
Octopussy and The Living Daylights
23 June 1966

8. Christopher Wood
Kingsley Amis
Jeffery Deaver
William Boyd

9. Dossier Gender: Male Name: James Bond aka 007 Agent Age: 35-40
Nationality: British
Title: Commander 
(Royal Naval Reserve)
Family:
Andrew Bond (Father)
Monique Delacroix Bond (Mother)
Spouses:
Teresa di Vicenzo(widowed)
Harriett Horner (invalid)
Significant other: Kissy Suzuki
Children: James Suzuki Bond
Motto: The world is not enough

10. Appearance slim build; height - 180 cm; blue-grey eyes;
a "cruel" mouth;
short, black hair, a comma of which falls on his forehead .
Tattoo in shape of Russian letter «Ш»

12. Bond Gallery
Sean Connery
George Lazenby
Roger Moore

13. Bond Gallery
Timothy Dalton
Pierce Brosnan
Daniel Craig

14. What image comes to your mind first when you hear about James Bond?
Survey results
What image comes to your mind first when you hear about James Bond?

15. Do you prefer films or books about James Bond?

16. Which actor as Bond you prefer the most?

17. Interesting fact №1 Where the story begins…
Fleming took the name for his character from the American ornithologist James Bond, a Caribbean bird expert and author of the definitive field guide Birds of the West Indies

18. Interesting fact №2
Following the release of the film Dr. No in 1962, the quote "Bond ... James Bond", became a catch phrase that was honored as the 22nd greatest quotation in cinema history

19. Interesting fact №3
James Bond took 5th place in the list of heroes of all time according to the American Film Critics

20. Interesting fact №4
Asteroid number 9007 is named after James Bond

21. John F. Kennedy: “I wish I had James Bond on my staff.”
Interesting fact №5
John F. Kennedy: “I wish I had James Bond on my staff.”

22. Interesting fact №6

23. Interesting facts vol.2

24. On the service of Her Majesty

26. Conclusion
Fleming may be gone, but James Bond remains a vital part of popular culture. Bond is an unfinished era and «a spy story to end all spy stories» (Ian Fleming)

27. Used literature and web sources
Cook, William "Novel man“;
Amis, Kingsley ”The James Bond Dossier”;
Bennett, Tony; Woollacott, Janet "The Moments of Bond“;
Lindner, Christoph ”The James Bond Phenomenon: A Critical Reader”;
Mary Wickham Bond: ”How 007 Got His Name”;

28. Watch Skyfall

29. Thank you for the attention!