DR. NO at HOLLYWOOD TEEN MOVIES

Dr. No: Video Synopsis
Sean Connery is James Bond 007, sophisticated an incorruptible secret agent and expert on weapons, women, martinis, and ....well, just about everything! Sent to Jamaica to investigate the double murder of a British agent and his secretary, Bond is soon on the trail of Dr. No, a fanatical scientist plotting to take over the world. Unstoppable in his effort to reach Dr. No's mysterious island retreat, Bond cleverly outwits kidnappers, and alluring female counterspy and countless terrifying perils devised by his maniacal adversary. But Dr. No is waiting for 007 and his beautiful blonde companion (Ursula Andress), and he will stop at nothing to achieve his diabolical plan. Directed by Terence Young and co-starring Jack Lord (Hawaii Five-0), this first extraordinary adventure of the world's most famous spy, filmed on the exotic island of Jamaica, has captured the imaginations and hearts of worldwide fans.

Dr. No: DVD Synopsis
In the film that launched the James Bond saga, agent 007 (Sean Connery) battles the mysterious Dr. No, a scientific genius bent on destroying the U.S. space program. As the countdown to disaster begins Bond must travel to Jamaica where he encounters the beautiful Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) and confronts the megalomaniacal villain in his massive island headquarters!

Dr. No: Tony's Comments
"Dr. No" is the first James Bond feature film and after all these years is still considered by many to be one of the best. It is a yardstick by which all other Bond films are measured and it is the film that laid down the foundations and set the parameters for the films that followed. Pretty girls, fast cars, gadgets, exotic locations, dangerous henchman, master villains and a captivating theme tune are the key ingredients that made "Dr. No" an exciting Bond adventure. All the other Bond films followed the same successful formula and the James Bond character has gone on to become one of the most popular screen heroes of all-time. James Bond is the 2nd longest running film series, 2nd only to the popular Tarzan series of films. The Tarzan films had a head start by beginning their run in the early part of the 20th century but Bond is quickly catching up and still running hot in the 21st century. Sean Connery's portrayal of the suave super-spy is nothing short of brilliant and his slick introduction of the famous character with the immortal words of "Bond…James Bond" is yet to be equalled. "Dr. No" made Sean Connery a household name and was the launching pad that would later established him as one of Hollywood's A-list stars. Connery went on to play the 007 character 7 times, just as his codename would suggest. In 1983 Sean Connery ended his Bond run with the "Thunderball" remake "Never Say Never Again". Although made in 1962 "Dr. No" does not show any signs of aging, it is still an exciting spy adventure that holds up well to any of today's more high-tech entries.