UPDATE: A month on and it’s fair to say that The Nymphographic has found its niche. 27.1K view on Visual.ly, where it’s currently rated 6 of 1,082 in Entertainment, 32.4K views on Buzzfeed, pick-up on everything from Vanity Fair to Badass Digest, and some Tumblr love from Wil Wheaton resulting in more traffic to this blog over a few days than it saw in the rest of 2012 put together. All hail Tiny Master!
With SKYFALL opening tomorrow Glass Eye regular Tiny Master has chosen today to unveil her JAMES BOND DOES IT EVERYWHERE! ‘nymphographic’, a stylish visualisation of Bond’s cinematic sexual exploits and their wide-ranging whereabouts.
Bond’s on-screen dalliances are well documented, but never before to this degree of detail. Who Bond bonks, how many times and, most revealingly of all, where. Indeed off the back of her efforts we can exclusively reveal that, for all his peripatetic petting, Bond is NOT a member of the Mile High Club. That’s right. James Bond has never had sex on a plane.
Let’s do it by the numbers. 75 individual encounters involving full sex or, as is more common, the implied promise thereof. 53 different women, 15 of whom never live to see the credits. 37 beds, 8 boats, 3 trains, 3 floors, 2 cars, 2 barns, 2 tents, 1 sauna, 1 shower, 1 jacuzzi, 1 ferris wheel, 1 gypsy caravan, 1 life raft, 1 escape pod, 1 space shuttle, 1 iceberg-shaped mini-sub, 1 embankment, 1 clearing, “back at Guantanamo” and the rest. And no airborne bonks. Not one. Double-0-zilch.
And there will be those among you, doubtless, spluttering that Bond does indeed join the ranks of the M.H.C. at the end of MOONRAKER, when he engages in some zero-g docking with Holly Goodhead in the space shuttle Moonraker 5. We take these things more than seriously here at Glass Eye HQ however, and we’d have to disagree.
Wikipedia defines the Mile High Club as “a slang term applied collectively to individuals who have sexual intercourse while on board an aircraft.” The key word here is aircraft, defined as “a vehicle that is able to fly by gaining support from the air, or, in general, the atmosphere of a planet.” You can see where this going.
If the fact that Bond and Goodhead are hovering a full two feet above the floor isn’t proof enough that their space shuttle is still outside earth’s atmosphere, we have Q’s observation that Bond is “attempting re-entry”. Cue Goodhead asking Bond to “take me round the world one more time”. They’re still in space. The shuttle is not an aircraft, but a spacecraft, for the time being at least. And Bond remains, implausibly enough, outside the ranks of the M.H.C.
Great stuff! You’ve missed at least one, though. Solange Dimitrios (Caterina Murino) in Casino Royale. Floor, dead before the end.
Beg to differ. He doesn’t sleep with Solange. Leaves her wanting on the floor while he runs off to stop the bomb.
I stand corrected.
You have both Die Another Day and Casino Royale here released in 2006.
This is true. And, incontrovertibly, a mistake. Fine catch sir!
And so falls to you to decide whether we feed Tiny Master to piranhas, chase her down with Dobermans or lock her in a novelty mini-sub with an ageing Roger Moore.
OHMSS is also listed as 1963 instead of 1969.
Another good catch. Guess we’ll have to feed the piranhas to the Dobermans.
Thanks for flagging, we’ll correct in the interactive version (which will also feature a dynamic STD transmission overlay).
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And he had 2 lovers in Casino Royale.
Think Londonfilmgeek debunked this below. Bond doesn’t actually sleep with Solange, he finds out what he needs to know and leaves her lying on the carpet with a bottle of Bolly
Fair enough. I know I would be counting that in my world 😉
There seems to be a correlation between “dead before the credits” and doing it in a bed. Moral: If you’re going to be bonked by Bond, do it anywhere except in bed!
Or, if it is going to be in a bed, at least make sure the bed is on a boat. Or in a barn. Or in an iceberg-shaped mini-sub.
There seems to be a 2nd 1963 where 1968 should be living, if my little phone screen is to be believed. Good graphic though. Thank you.
Yup, Mike B picked this up below, although he has 1969, which I believe is right for OHMSS. Glad you like it though, we’re thinking we might have to open up a regular guest spot on here for topical movie-related infogubbins.
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