The James Bond series, across its six‑decade tenure as a cornerstone of popular cinema, has never been afraid to change. From the suave, unflappable Connery era through the camp excesses of the Moore years to the gritty reboot initiated by Daniel Craig, the franchise has periodically attempted to ‘wipe the slate clean’ in response to shifting audience tastes and cultural mores. Yet the need for another such drastic…
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