Name: The Many Faces of James Bond
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 1 h 15 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Jeff Lupetin, Sean Connery, Timothy Dalton

One of cheapest and cheesiest cash-ins on the 'Bond' phenomenon I've ever seen. Purporting to be a documentary about the series, it is merely a compilation of the trailers for each film (from "Dr. No" to "A View To A Kill") bookended by a still photographs of the stars, and other tenuously related scenes. Everything about this production stinks, from the inane narration, to the very poor quality footage. Even with the two minutes of 'rare footage' featuring Sean Connery on the set of "Goldfinger", this is heavy going for the most ardent of Bond fans.

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