[Flycatcher]

Fleming’s Bond was intended to be a generic man, with an average face, someone who could get lost in a crowd. He did not have lots of money, wasn’t a brilliant expert on every subject, and as often as not lost in fights. He was an assassin, not a detective.

I may be alone here, but my favorite Bond was George Lazenby in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." In the film, he most definitely showed true vulnerability and in some scenes, genuine fear.

'Course, Diana Rigg made for some nice eye candy too...

[the scotsman]

He was very good, and OHMSS is still my fav. Though Casino Royale and Skyfall were superb.