Shaken, not Stirred, Montana: James Bond Trivia

Oh come on, be honest; you wish you were in this picture above.

Ray, a cook at the Grandstand Sports Bar, suggested a James Bond category for the trivia game, since he is a big fan.  He even provided some facts that I used.  So with gratitude to Ray, let's see how big a fan you are.  Answers are further down the page.

The questions focus on the films, prior to actor Daniel Craig as Bond.  Read any of the books?  Honestly I read two in high school.  Anyway...

1. M is the head of British Secret Service. Also just a letter of the alphabet, who is the head of R&D at MI6 that provides all the cool gadgets?

2. Who's the Oscar-winning actress who played the Bond girl Jinx, an NSA agent born on Friday the 13th, in the 2002 Bond film Die Another Day, with Pierce Brosnan as Bond?

3. Which was the first Bond film: Dr. No, or Goldfinger?

4. Maud Adams is among actresses who have starred in two Bond films. Which of the following is one of the films featuring Maud Adams? The Man with the Golden Gun, Octopussy, or A View to a Kill?

5. True or False. Sean Connery's last Bond film was Diamonds Are Forever in 1971, after which he declared he will never again play the role.

6. Live and Let Die in 1973 is the first film of seven to star whom as Bond?

7. Which actor appeared in only one Bond film, On Her Majesty's Secret Service? Timothy Dalton or George Lazenby?

8. On Her Majesty's Secret Service is the only film where Bond gets what? Killed or Married?

9. She still sings today at age 87. Dame Shirley Bassey sang the theme songs to three Bond films. Goldfinger is one of them. Which of the following is another one of them? Casino Royale, Diamonds Are Forever, For Your Eyes Only, or Moonraker?

10. Played by Richard Kiel, 7'2", who is the villain henchman with metal teeth who appears in two Bond films, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker?

BONUS: Figure skater Lynn-Holly Johnson plays Bibi Dahl in what Bond film?

The Answers

1.  Q

2.  Halle Berry

3.  Dr. No

4.  Maud Adams was actually in two of these three films: The Man with Golden Gun and Octopussy

5.  False.  Connery played Bond one more time in 1983.  In a funny twist, the name of the movie is Never Say Never Again.

6.  Roger Moore

7.  George Lazenby

8.  Married.  Didn't last long, though.  Poor woman was killed by the villain at the very end of the movie.

9.  Trick question.  You had a 50-50 chance.  The other two are among the four: Diamonds Are Forever and Moonraker.

10.  Jaws (likely borrowing from the shark movie)

BONUS: For Your Eyes Only in 1981 starring Roger Moore.  A lot of action sequences, and some silliness.  Saw it my first quarter in college.  Good summertime popcorn movie.