Ian Fleming: Bondmaker
Drama
Overview
A look at the life of Ian Fleming from when he was in Naval Intelligence as a Commander until his death in 1964. This docudrama gives an insight into what Fleming was really like and how he wrote the Bond novels.
Top Cast


Ben Daniels
Ben Daniels
Ian Fleming
Ben Daniels
Ian Fleming


Emily Woof
Emily Woof
Ann Fleming
Emily Woof
Ann Fleming


Pip Torrens
Pip Torrens
Noel Coward
Pip Torrens
Noel Coward


Nickolas Grace
Nickolas Grace
William Plomer
Nickolas Grace
William Plomer
Emma Darwall Smith
Emma Darwall Smith
Muriel Wright
Emma Darwall Smith
Muriel Wright


Annabel Leventon
Annabel Leventon
Eve Fleming
Annabel Leventon
Eve Fleming
Peter Penry-Jones
Peter Penry-Jones
Admiral Godfrey
Peter Penry-Jones
Admiral Godfrey
William Scott-Masson
William Scott-Masson
Esmond Rothermere
William Scott-Masson
Esmond Rothermere


Richard Cant
Richard Cant
Shane O'Neill
Richard Cant
Shane O'Neill


Richard Heffer
Richard Heffer
Rickatson-Hatt
Richard Heffer
Rickatson-Hatt
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