Does Liking 007 run in your family?

My grandmother was a fan, oldest brother lifelong fan, I picked it up massively with The Living Daylights.

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  • BarbelBarbel ScotlandPosts: 41,828Chief of Staff

    Not really, it's more the opposite in my family.

  • HarryCanyonHarryCanyon Posts: 796MI6 Agent

    It absolutely runs/ran in my family. My parents were huge Bond fans and instilled that love in me and my siblings.

  • HardyboyHardyboy Posts: 6,104Chief of Staff

    My Dad was a big Bond fan--long before I'd seen a Bond movie, he'd be whistling "Goldfinger" and making 007 references. Of course, my fanaticism far dwarfed his later on.

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  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 30,873Chief of Staff

    My parents liked watching the films…in fact one of their first dates (if not the first) was going to see Dr. No at the cinema…but I wouldn’t say they influenced me in any way…my Bond obsession has been tolerated at best since 😁

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  • Number24Number24 NorwayPosts: 23,695MI6 Agent

    I've seen a couple of Bond movies with my dad, but it could be any foreign Bond movie to him. My family isn't intersted in Bond movies as far as I know.

  • jamesm123jamesm123 LondonPosts: 186MI6 Agent

    Most definitely. On my family WhatsApp group, whenever anyone has good news/luck/fortune it’s usually a race for the first person to type out “That’ll keep you in curry for a few weeks, won’t it?”

  • skipcressskipcress Posts: 12MI6 Agent

    Yep. A love of cinema in general has run in my family since my great grandfather owned a theater in Chile in the 1950s, also starred in a number of Chilean films (my sister studied film in school, and I’ve made about 100 micro short films myself).

    But to stick to the question, my grandfather liked James Bond films, my dad likes James Bond films, and I like James Bond films.

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