Bond goes back to basics without Brosnan

THE world’s favourite secret agent is back — but there’s no sign of Pierce Brosnan.

Bond goes back to basics without Brosnan
Sat, 05 Feb, 2005 - 00:00
Victoria Ward

Producers announced yesterday in New York that the 21st James Bond movie will be a remake of Casino Royale.

The movie, slated for release in 2006, will be directed by Martin Campbell, who first took the helm on Goldeneye in 1995.

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