Analysis Of The Movie James Bond - 1204 Words

Goldfinger Character Analysis Rough Draft James Bond is widely known for being a cunning secret agent who will do everything to save whatever is in danger, anything from the world to an attractive female, and doing even more just to get the girl. This may be so in the movie depictions, but in the novels, James Bond can be depicted as a bumbling alcoholic who stumbles onto the right answers. James Bond’s successes are circumstantial by his actions, losses, and interactions with a variety of characters from Ian Fleming’s seventh James Bond novel, Goldfinger. Ian Fleming was born on May 28, 1908 in London, United Kingdom. Fleming worked as a journalist, news agent, and merchant banker throughout his life. During World War II, as a high†¦show more content†¦James Bond, an agent in Great Britain’s Secret Service and Intelligence Agency, is sitting at an airport in Miami, thinking about death. A man approaches Bond, a man he had met some years ago, and asks Bo nd to help him with a problem he has been having; someone has been cheating him at cards. The man introduces the cheat as Auric Goldfinger, a very wealthy British man. Bond meets Goldfinger and watches the two men play. He goes to Goldfinger’s room and sees a woman with binoculars and a radio, looking at the card game, cheating for Goldfinger. Bond seduces the girl, Jill Masterton, blackmails Goldfinger, and escapes with the girl. Later, back in Britain, Bond gets an assignment to watch over Auric Goldfinger. He is the richest man in England and the government believes he is smuggling gold out of the country. Bond goes to a golf course and happens to â€Å"run into† Goldfinger again. Goldfinger asks Bond to golf, Bond accepts, and Goldfinger cheats again. Bond fools Goldfinger and ends up beating him. Soon after, Bond follows Goldfinger on a tour through Europe. 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