From Russia with Love Resources

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Some critics argue that From Russia with Love brings Bond closer to "book Bond" than any other film. Read it and judge for yourself.

Den of Geek argues that the SPECTRE in From Russia with Love was more effective than the SPECTRE in SPECTRE. Try to keep up.

Film critic Peter Bradshaw gushes about his "favourite" Bond film. And that's "favourite" with a "u," the same way Bond would spell it.

The original Times review is written by Bosley Crowther, a man whose name sounds more suited for MI6 agent than film critic.

Rolling Stone ranks all the Bond films. From Russia With Love is #002.

Alfred Hitchcock fans see his visuals and plot devices everywhere in From Russia With Love, from the helicopter chase to the train scenes to the icy blonde leading lady. Not to mention the Lektor decoder: the ultimate MacGuffin. Like many things, Hitch did it first.

James Bond being interviewed by one of OJ Simpson's defense attorneys sounds like really weird fan fiction, but reality is stranger than (fan) fiction.

Connery says his character in the From Russia with Love game looks "better than original." We'd say the same about the video game if it featured a mini-game in which Bond tosses his hat on the rack to wow Miss Moneypenny.

Thanks to YouTube you can listen to the title song without the characters from the movie talking over it.

This huge classic poster tells us everything we need to know about the film…if the film entirely consisted of scantily clad women.

We're not sure who the brunette is in this stylish fan-made poster.

Here's the author of the Bond novels on the set of From Russia with Love. Very dashing dontcha think?

You wouldn't want to mess with Grant. He doesn't flinch when Rosa Klebb punches him in the gut with brass knuckles. Some abs.

Here's a nifty photo from the Eon website of all the Bonds in their films.