James Bond's Dr. No As A Pixar Movie Art Is The Incredibles Sequel We'll Never Get

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New Pixar-inspired James Bond art reimagines characters from 1962's Dr. No as animated creations worthy of inclusion in an Incredibles sequel.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT James Bond’s first big-screen adventure Dr. No has been reimagined in a series of images depicting the classic spy movie as a Pixar film on par with The Incredibles. Based on the novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, 1962’s Dr. No introduced the legendary British spy who became an intergenerational phenomenon and one of the most widely recognized characters in modern cinema. Marking Sean Connery’s initial outing as 007, Dr.

Now, a new set of Pixar-inspired images shared to Twitter by MI6 HQ has reimagined Connery’s debut Bond outing. Check out the images below: The art features 3D animated versions of Bond and a more modernized version of Joseph Wiseman’s Dr. Julius No, complete with the mechanized prosthetics he used to replace the hands he lost due to his radioactive experiments. Other characters depicted include John Kitzmiller’s Quarrel and the original Bond girl, Ursula Andress’ Honey Ryder.

Why Animation Would Be Perfect For A Young Bond TV Series With a cinematic history spanning six decades and 25 installments, the James Bond franchise holds a rare place in the pantheon of pop culture legends. While many other spy franchises would each attempt to replicate the widespread appeal and instant recognition of Fleming’s 007, none have proven capable of sustaining the constant reinvention and sheer longevity of the Bond series.

Set in the 1930s and charting Bond’s early years at, and eventual expulsion from, Eton College, an animated Young Bond series could potentially capitalize on the brand’s instant name recognition while leaving live-action adaptations of the character to Bond’s big-screen theatrical releases. Moreover, the animation move could also help production costs low, especially in recreating the time setting of the Young Bond books.

 

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