While we’re all still waiting with baited breath for news about the new era of the James Bond franchise, all 25 of of 007’s big-screen adventures have found themselves a new streaming home in the UK.
All the movies from Dr No to No Time to Die are now available to stream as part of a Prime Video subscription. If you’re not an Amazon Prime member, you can sign up today and take advantage of a 30-day free trial, which will give you access to Prime Video and every movie and TV show on offer.
The two Bond movies not created by Eon Productions, the ’60s Casino Royale spoof and Sean Connery’s final outing Never Say Never Again, are also available to watch right now. Be warned though, the ’60s version of Casino Royale is very different to the Daniel Craig movie of the same name.
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Looking ahead to the future of the franchise, Daniel Craig’s final Bond movie drew a definitive line under his rebooted continuity, leaving fans wondering where the series will go next.
In February 2025, it was announced that long-time producers Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli have handed creative control of the franchise over to Amazon MGM Studios.
We still don’t know when the new movie will be released, but we do know that Denis Villeneuve and Steven Knight will direct and write, respectively. Now all we can do is wait to see who actually gets to be the next Bond, and apparently we’ll know by the end of this year.
Dozens upon dozens of actors have been rumoured, from Jack Lowden to Callum Turner and many in between. But at least we know that the endless speculation is close to the end if we’re going to find out before the end of the year.
All 25 James Bond films are available to stream now on Prime Video.
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