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Pictures: 50 years of James Bond movies

Goldfinger (1964) You gotta admit, he's got that Midas touch with the ladies. That's Shirley Eaton by the way, painted in gold.

Goldfinger (1964) You gotta admit, he’s got that Midas touch with the ladies. That’s Shirley Eaton by the way, painted in gold.   (Photo by United Artist/Getty Images)

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The debonair fictional secret agent turns 50 (that is in movie years). Time for some Bond film history. In honor of our favorite spy, we take a look back at his most popular outings.

The Moore years

Moonraker (1979) In response to the popularity of “Star Wars” and all things galactic in the late 70s, producers come up with this doozey for Bond fans. Also, the late lovable actor Richard Kiel played the henchman “Jaws,” fitted with a set of stainless steel teeth. Ahh the 70s -- good times .  (Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images)

The Dalton years

The Living Daylights (1987) Timothy Dalton managed to eke out two Bond films to avoid the dubious distinction of “one and done.” Our guy Lazenby hangs on to the title.  (Photo by Keith Hamshere/Getty Images)

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