everyman007 newest articles'Everyman's guide to spot surveillance'You don’t have to be an international man of intrigue to be under surveillance. People are under surveillance by criminals many times and don’t even know it. A mugger may look for someone by themselves and not paying attention. Thieves may be targeting your house by watching when you come and go. Shopping at the jewelry store? A Small jewelry bag can put a big target on you back (tuck it in one of your other bags). Remember the movie Home Alone? The kid knew something wasn’t right about the two guys hanging around the neighborhood in the van. Give him credit... Read Full Article 'Everyman's guide to networking like 007'1. Assume the role.
Bond: Good morning, gentlemen, ACME pollution inspection. We're cleaning up the world; we thought this was a suitable starting point. 'Everyman's guide to Buy a Suit'Having trouble choosing the right suit? Let’s face it. At some point you will need a suit. You may not be able to afford a Brioni or D&G, but Bond Girls love it when their secret agent dons a suit and takes them out. You may also need a suit for work (mission), a wedding, or even a funeral. Look at a suit as a necessity and an investment. In this article you will have all the tools at your disposal to look like a million bucks, without mortgaging the house. Read Full Article 'Everyman's guide to some of the best workouts on DVD'Having trouble choosing the right suit? Let’s face it. At some point you will need a suit. You may not be able to afford a Brioni or D&G, but Bond Girls love it when their secret agent dons a suit and takes them out. You may also need a suit for work (mission), a wedding, or even a funeral. Look at a suit as a necessity and an investment. In this article you will have all the tools at your disposal to look like a million bucks, without mortgaging the house. Read Full Article 'Everyman's Top Ten Bond Women (10-6)' |
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THE NAME is Cotton... Sidney Cotton. He may or may not have introduced himself like James Bond, but the inspiration for Ian Fleming’s secret agent 007 grew up at Hidden Vale homestead and his ashes reside in the Tallegalla Cemetery. The extraordinary story of the life of the suave businessman from Grandchester who became a spy for the British Secret Service has remained relatively unknown – until now. Cotton’s headstone at Tallegalla provides a snapshot of a remarkable life. It lists his three wives and acknowledges his career as a pioneer aviator, inventor and spy. It also states that he “marched to the beat of a different drum.” No truer words have ever graced an epitaph. |
Born in 1896, Cotton resisted the temptation to follow his father onto the land and left Australia as a 20-year-old to join the Royal Naval Air Service. He quickly established himself in England as a ladies man, entrepreneur, pilot and – in the lead-up to the Second World War – a super spy in the employ of MI6. READ THE WHOLE STORY |
James Bond star Daniel Craig marries Rachel Weisz
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The James Bond star Daniel Craig has married the actress Rachel Weisz in a secret ceremony in New York.
Craig's publicist confirmed that the wedding had taken place, but did not offer any details. The British couple, who will play husband and wife in forthcoming movie Dream House, have been quietly dating in real life. According to reports, they married last Wednesday in New York. Craig, 43, rose to international stardom in 2006 when he became the sixth actor to play James Bond in the movie franchise. |
He will take on the role of the suave secret agent for the third time in the 23rd movie, which will be released in October next year. His other film credits include Elizabeth, Layer Cake and forthcoming film The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. Weisz, 41, has appeared in movies including The Mummy and About A Boy. Her role in 2005 film The Constant Gardener earned her an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. The actress's son is from a previous relationship with Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky. |
James Bond opts for Bentley Continental GT in Carte Blanche
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While the world’s best-known fictional secret agent James Bond is seen behind the wheels of Aston Martins and BMWs on the silver screen, his transport of choice in books has been a Bentley. Now, top American thriller writer Jeffery Deaver has written the new James Bond book titled Carte Blanche. In the 37th Bond book, the British spy drives a Bentley Continental GT. The best-selling author Jeffery Deaver was spotted in Dubai with the new Bentley Continental GT in white over red, outside the InterContinental Hotel in Dubai Festival City. |
Jeffery Deaver examined the vehicle on his recent visit to the Emirates, and he said..."I’m really excited about being back in Dubai. It is an inspirational and awe-inspiring city and makes a perfect Bond location – especially for a novel that pushes our hero to new extremes." |
