James Bond enjoyed a healthy career in literature, content with his cult following debonair dreaming fan base. But 1962 launched a new era of stardom when Dr. No brought 007 to the big screen. Sean Connery perfected the arrogant, womanizing secret agent with suave good looks and manly chest hair. Best of all was the accent - the perfect voice still imitated when anyone says those immortal words: “Bond, James Bond.”