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Well guys I needed your help at a oral presentation im doing on english class the problem im searching for James Bond to make my presentation but it can be from wikipedia lol its full of stupid errors and I tried to search about his personal life but i cant find much.
If anyone could help me getting a link with his life or something useful from him I would be helpful =).
Ps: Dont say to me to use google or I will go crazy xD

James Bond:

Born: 1953
Birthplace: Fiction
Best known as: Secret agent star of Goldfinger and other films
James Bond was created by author Ian Fleming and remains one of the most famous secret agents in modern fiction. Bond is a cool, handsome, dangerous agent for British Intelligence; his code number, 007, indicates that he has a "license to kill" in the line of duty. Bond travels the globe and uses his wits, fighting skills and a grab-bag of high-tech gadgets to battle super-villains often bent on world domination. (The gadgets, which played only a small role in Fleming's early novels, became a Bond trademark in the movies.) A few of Bond's personal traits have become famous, including his preference for martinis made with vodka and "shaken, not stirred," his use of a Walther PPK handgun, and his habit of introducing himself as "Bond... James Bond." Fleming wrote about Bond in a series of novels that ran from 1953 to 1964, including Casino Royale (1953), From Russia With Love (1957) and Goldfinger (1959); later the series was carried on by authors John Gardner and Raymond Benson. The popular Bond movie series began with 1962's Dr. No and extended into the 21st century, with Bond played by a string of actors including Sean Connery and Roger Moore.

The author's biography:

Born: 28 May 1908
Died: 12 August 1964 (pleurisy and internal bleeding)
Birthplace: London, England
Best known as: The creator of James Bond 007
Ian Fleming is the creator of the fictional superspy James Bond. Bond is a suave, lady-killing British agent who travels the globe, battles super-villains bent on world domination, and famously prefers his vodka martinis "shaken, not stirred." After publishing his first Bond adventure, Casino Royale, in 1953, Fleming wrote one Bond book each year until his death. The stories spawned a highly profitable movie series which continued into the 21st century, with Sean Connery and Roger Moore the most famous actors to play Bond. Fleming also wrote a series of travel books and the popular children's story Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Luciferianism, where did you get that information? I imagine he needs the website, for bibliographies.
DirtyKiller, here's a hint about research: If you're not allowed to use Wikipedia, visit the page on Wikipedia anyway. Then, just scroll down to the References section, and use the links they have there. I've done that a lot of times, it's a great way to get information. Since you can't use Wikipedia's information, at least use it as a good way of gathering information sources, without having to weed through all the junk that often comes up on Google.
The sources have the same information - often more detailed - just not on Wikipedia's site (which means not as condensed/rewritten to avoid plagiarism, sometimes less politically neutral), which many people still (stupidly) believe is constantly inaccurate. They're wrong, as all pages need to have sources, which will allow you to verify the information's validity, or they get a big message at the top saying the information may be inaccurate.

That was all the information they gave. There were no references. I decided to cut out the middle man.
I know how to read, and I did read what he wrote, but what is the point in giving a link to a place with no other links or
any other information besides that? There is no point.

Thanks Luciferianism. O.o
Meanwhile I will try to do the thing that Senethior said about searching! =)

hmm guys I have made this part what you guys think if you find any errors please tell me something =/

Here you go...



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