James Bond creator Ian Fleming nearly saved the silliest 007 film, 23 years before it was even released. Fleming wrote 12 James Bond novels and two books of short stories about the famed secret agent, but died only two years after the very first Bond film – 1962’s Dr. No was released. While the film series was an instant hit, it’s a shame that Fleming never got the chance to see just how colossal the entire franchise would become. Today the Bond series is revered by fans around the globe and it continues to push itself in new directions.
Learn the origins of one of Stephen King's most memorable characters in Pet Sematary: Bloodlines . The movie centers on a younger Jud Crandall as he attempts to leave his hometown of Ludlow, though when a childhood friend returns from the Vietnam War in mysterious fashion, he learns of a dark secret those in the town have been guarding.
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