Samuel LoveOne of the most eagerly-anticipated 4K UHD releases in years, this 6-film set contains Sean Connery’s first run as the legendary 007. Spanning 1962’s Dr. No all the way up to 1971’s Diamonds are Forever, this collection gathers some of James Bond’s most beloved adventures in magnificent 4K UHD. Each film looks utterly glorious, filmic, and beautifully cinematic – bursting with colour and detail, each adventure feels like seeing it for the first time back in the 1960s. This is an exceptional release that should be considered essential for any 4K collection, gathering the first – and arguably best – entries of the eponymous spy, looking better than they ever have before. Truly breathtaking stuff and yet another reminder that we are truly in the golden age of the 4K format. Long may it continue.
Dr. No (1962)
Agent 007 decides to battle against an eccentric scientist, Dr No, who is determined to ruin the US space programme. For this purpose, he journeys to Jamaica to nip in the bud this megalomaniac peril.
Special Features
- Commentary featuring Director Terence Young and Members of Cast and Crew
- Declassified: MI6 Vault:
- Exotic Locations
- Mission Dossier
- Dr. No 1963 Featurette
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive
- Ministry of Propaganda: TV Broadcasts
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
From Russia with Love (1963)
James Bond searches for a Lektor cryptographic device that has the potential to wreak havoc in the world and stops SPECTRE, a secret crime organisation, from acquiring it.
Special Features
- Commentary featuring Director Terence Young and Members of Cast and Crew
- Declassified: MI6 Vault
- Animated Story Board Sequence
- Exotic Locations
- Mission Dossier
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive
- Ministry of Propaganda: TV Broadcasts
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
Goldfinger (1964)
MI6 agent James Bond investigates a gold-smuggling ring run by businessman Auric Goldfinger. As he delves deeper into his activities, he uncovers a sinister plan to attack Fort Knox’s gold reserves.
Special Features
- Commentaries
- Declassified: MI6 Vault
- Exotic Locations
- Mission Dossier
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive: Original Theatrical Trailer
- Ministry of Propaganda: TV Broadcasts
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
Thunderball (1965)
Phantom, a criminal organization, plans to threaten the United Nations and steal nuclear weapons from the NATO base. Things take a turn when James Bond sets out to nab the criminals.
Special Features
- Commentaries
- Declassified: MI6 Vault
- Selling Bonds – Original 1965 Television Commercials
- Exotic Locations
- Mission Dossier
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive
- Ministry of Propaganda: TV Broadcasts
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
You Only Live Twice (1967)
An American space capsule supposedly gets abducted by a Russian spaceship. However, as James Bond discovers that SPECTRE is responsible for it, he embarks on a mission to unearth the motive behind it.
Special Features
- Commentary featuring Director Lewis Gilbert and Members of Cast and Crew
- Declassified: MI6 Vault
- Mission Dossier
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
Diamonds are Forever (1971)
James Bond masquerades as Peter Franks to uncover a diamond smuggling conspiracy. He must also deal with his old rival, who wants to use the diamonds to build a giant laser.
Special Features
- Commentary featuring Director Guy Hamilton and Members of Cast and Crew
- Declassified: MI6 Vault
- Alternate and Expanded Angles
- Deleted Scenes
- Mission Dossier
- Ministry of Propaganda: Theatrical Archive: Christmas Teaser Trailer
- Ministry of Propaganda: TV Broadcasts
- Ministry of Propaganda: Radio Communications
007: Sean Connery 6-Film Collection is available on 4K UHD from 30 June 2025
