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- The Vatican publicly
denounced Dr. No for it's ethical content
- Before writing the novel "Dr. No" Ian
Fleming wrote several episodes of a never
produced television show which featured a hero
named James Gunfighting a villain named Dr. No
- Despite liking Connery, personally Ian
Fleming wanted a young English actor named Roger
Moore to play the role of James Bond, but the
producers Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman
rejected the idea
- Christopher Lee
(Scaramanga in The Man With The Golden Gun) was
suggested by Ian Fleming for the part of Dr. No
- Max Von Syndow was also offered the
part
- In Dr. No's dining room, Bond is
seen staring at a rare painting of the Duke of
Wellington it was stolen in 1960 and never
recovered
- Dr. No initially only played
at second run theaters and Drive Inns but still
made back the 1.1 million dollar production cost
rapidly
- Joseph Wiseman was an
accomplished Broadway actor when he played Dr. No
- All the female voices heard in this
film except that of MoneyPenny are dubbed by the
same uncredited actress
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