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Actually, the first version of "Casinao Royale" was made for American television in 1954 for "Climax" on CBS. Barry Nelson played an American James (Jimmy) Bond opposite Peter Lorre's Le Chiffre.
The first official James Bond film was "Doctor No" (1962) starring Sean Connery.
The version of "Casino Royale" you posted was a spoof of the 007 films.
Actionguy1 8 months ago
In '67, Lazenby would have been considered British.
MichaelAarons1701 1 year ago
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Casino Royale (1967) was the only one comedy-spoof film about legendary James Bond. And it wasn't disappointing. It is a wonderfully weird, bold, funny and incoherent mess of a movie. I love this film plus it was great to see sex symbol of the 60's Ursula Undress.
irina1296 1 year ago
Actually it would have been the fifth since Dr. No - the film was released just a few months before You Only Live Twice. However, there had been a TV version of it made in 1954 with Barry Nelson (I think) as James Bond.
timasr 4 years ago
It was about the sixth James Bond film ever made. It came just before 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' the only film starring a non British Bond, George Lazenby. I'm sure you know the order of the bond films, the last Connery one came after the Lazenby one.
saulgenesisfan 4 years ago
Actually, the 1967 Casino Royale was the predecessor to Austin Powers. The first Bond film was Dr. No.
loqutor 4 years ago