Bond with "Dr. No" on July 4th
The beautiful Tampa Theatre (listed in the National Register of Historic Places) will be showing a restored archival print of James Bond: Dr. No on the Big screen Sunday, July 4 at 3:00 PM. The restored Dr. No archival print will be played through their state-of-the-art sound and projection system. There may be a chance to get involved with their costume parade as well.
Matt Sherman, the man behind the popular BCWs (Bond Collector Weekend), is organizing a special event around the screening. So prepare yourself to join 007 for an Independence Day James Bond Weekend in Tampa, Florida. This weekend would include…
- Tickets for the Dr. No movie screening
- A group spot to watch July 4th fireworks (if you wish stay late Sunday)
- A guided tour inside Cross Gen Comics — creators of the current Kiss Kiss Bang Bang/James Bond comics (NOTE: not yet confirmed)
- A 007 memorabilia event
- A place to swim/soak up the sun
- Tampa/St. Petersburg sights including James Bond: Live And Let Die (locations still intact since Ian Fleming wrote his novel in 1954!) and The Pier, Dali Museum, Ybor City, etc
- A fun place to conference together and watch rare movies/videos
Everything, including sightseeing/ground transportation, is FREE of charge except hotel, movie tickets and any paid sightseeing like the Dali Museum, which is well worth its admission price.
Contact Matt Sherman so he can get a feel for the interest in this event first (don’t book any airlines flights yet!)
Matt Sherman
352.372.5094 (USA)
[email protected]

Bond. James Bond. The Exhibition also introduces the intricacies of creating the Bond films. It takes a rare look at numerous concept drawings and storyboards that were ultimately transformed into the spectacular stunts and scenes characteristic of Bond films. It is a behind-the-scenes look at the work of creative talents and technical wizards credited with creating the world’s best-loved film experience.
After his meeting with the President, Sir Sean Connery and his wife then visited the Athens Olympic Complex which is still being prepared for this August’s 2004 summer’s Olympics. The couple was escorted by Athens 2004 Executive Director, Yiannis Pyrgiotis and OCOG technical staff. They gave Connery a tour of the Olympic Velodrome and the Olympic Stadium. Sir Sean Connery showed particular interest in details of the construction.



