Cary Fukunaga: James Bond Was the Rapist in the First Movie

There is no one who does not know the James Bond series, which was released in 1963 with its first film. An interesting statement about the role of Sean Connery, who conquered hearts with the James Bond character he played in the movie, in the first movie of the series, came from Cary Fukunaga, the director of the 2021 James Bond: No Time to Die movie.

Cary Fukunaga, the director of No Time to Die, the 25th film of the James Bond series, said that the “Bond” character in his films in the James Bond series, starring Sean Connery, is “a rapist”.

‘Bond was blackmailing nurse in exchange for sex’

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Fukunaga referred to the 1965 film in which Sean Connery plays James Bond. The director reminded that in this movie, Bond forcefully kissed a nurse, and in another scene he blackmailed the nurse that he would not reveal the information he had if he was with her.

Fukunaga said, “On stage, the woman says ‘no’, while Bond says ‘yes, yes’. This kind of scene could not have been shot under today’s conditions. is introduced as.