James Bond

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The James Bond film series is a group of 22 films focusing around the adventures of James Bond and based on Ian Fleming's novels.

Crossover Characters

• James Bond / James Bont
• Ernst Stavro Blofeld
• Oddjob
• Jaws
• Auric Goldfinger
• Judi Dench (M)

References in the Simpsons

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• "When Flanders Failed" - Mr. Burns's white cat is a parody of Blofeld's.
• "Like Father, Like Clown" - Lois Pennycandy is a pun on Ms. Moneypenny.
• "Kamp Krusty" - Mr. Black and the counsellors escape by hydrofoil, like some Bond villains have.
• "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie" - When Bart is microwaving the plastic Bond figure, he strokes Snowball II, in a scene parodying Blofeld and his cat.
• "Duffless" - Bart imitates Blofeld by stroking a hamster.
• "Cape Feare" - The Itchy & Scratchy cartoon, "Spay Anything", is a parody of Goldfinger. Also, the James Bond theme music plays while Scratchy struggles to turn off the spaying machine.
• "You Only Move Twice" - The episode title is a pun on You Only Live Twice. James Bont, Hank Scorpio's nemesis, is a parody of Bond. He is strapped to a laser, similar to the movie Goldfinger. The song played over the credits, "Scorpio", is similar to the Goldfinger theme.

Cast & Crew

• Gary Marshall, who voiced Larry Kidkill and also voiced a character in "Homer the Father" appeared uncredited as a hoodlum in "Goldfinger"
• Paul McCartney, who voiced himself, performed the "Live and Let Die theme, "Live and Let Die"
• Pierce Brosnan voiced the Ultrahouse 3000 and himself. He played Bond in four films.
• Maria Grazia Cucinotta voiced Francesca Terwilliger and played "Cigar Girl" in "The World Is Not Enough"
• Halle Berry voiced herself and Jinx Johnson in "Die Another Day".
• Colin Cooper, who was a voiceover recordist in the Simpsons, was ADR mixer for Casino Royale"
• Stephen Debonrepos was a storyboard artist on Quantum of Solace and was an uncredited storyboard artist on three Simpsons episodes.

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