> Well, there was a Casino Royale, which was a spoof of James Bond movies, but I didn't know there was another one. I think the one I'm thinking of is Never Say Never Again.

Yeah. Zarni's explanation is the reason it's not official. Stay tuned to the podcast for more details.

> Third, in upcoming podcasts, if you're going to talk about Bond, are you going to touch on "Operation Double 007," which was a sort of spinoff of James Bond, starring Neil Connery (Sean's brother) as the brother of a super-famous British Secret Agent (who's never actually named in the movie)?

No, but that's an interesting bit of trivia. There were *tons* of Bond ripoffs in the late 60s, and that'll get mentioned briefly next week, but yeah, the casting sort of distinguishes it from the others. Besides Neil Connery playing the lead role, a bunch of Bond veterans are also in it: Bernard Lee (M), Lois Maxwell (Moneypenny), Adolfo Celi (villain in Thunderball), Anthony Dawson (henchman in Dr. No), and Daniela Bianchi (Bond girl from Thunderball).

It's a pretty astonishingly terrible movie, though.