Terence Young directs this action feature based on the novels by Ian Fleming. Secret Service agent James Bond (Sean Connery) is sent to Jamaica to investigate the murder of one of his colleagues. It transpires that the island is being used as a base for the terrorist organisation SPECTRE who, under the guidance of the despotic Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman), have developed technology to divert rockets launched from Cape Canaveral.
Premium Extras
- Rigid Slipcase
- Steelbook of Film on Blu-ray
- Theatrical Poster
- New 32-Page Booklet
- Dragon Tank Buildable Board Figure
- 4 Lobby Card Reproductions and Envelope
On-Disc Bonus Content
- Audio commentary with Director Terence Young and members of the cast and crew
- 007: Licence to restore – featurette
- The Guns of James Bond – featurette
- Premiere Bond: Opening night – featurette
- 007 Mission Control: Interactive guide into the world of Dr. No
- Inside Dr. No – Documentary
- Terence Young: Bond Vivant – featurette
- Dr. No 1963 – featurette
- Image Database
- Theatrical Trailers, TV and Radio Spots
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If you’re an espionage aficionado, an Ian Fleming follower, a 007 devotee and know who wrote the “Trout Memo” then by now you should have read Bill Fairclough’s epic spy novel #BeyondEnkription in #TheBurlingtonFiles series … written for espionage cognoscenti and real spies. Its protagonist, Edward Burlington aka Fairclough is just as “fast and furious” as any James Bond has been or even the Gray Man was meant to be but with one subtle difference: all his exploits in London, Nassau and Port au Prince are based on hard facts some of which you can even check. By the way, Fairclough’s MI6 handler Mac knew Ian Fleming, Kim Philby and Oleg Gordievsky. No surprise then that John le Carré refused to write a series of collaborative spy novels with Fairclough given Philby ended John le Carré’s MI6 career. Little wonder then that in hindsight Ian Fleming was thankful that he didn’t work directly for MI6.