James Bond Movie Director Dies At 93

James Bond Movie Director Dies At 93

Director Guy Hamilton who gave the public four captivating James Bond movies has passed on. The helm of iconic movies like the Gold finger in 1964, Diamond are Forever in 1971 live and let die in 1973 and Man with the Golden Gun in 1974 started his career at the age of seventeen in the account department of a film studio. After which, he moved to the production role but soon drop his career during world war 2 and then served in a Covert Unit of the British Navy.

After world war 2 he began working in the industry again this time, a s an assistant director with Carol Reeds. He went on to work on films like Alastair Sim in 1955.

He directed movies like Funeral in Berlin 1966, Force 10 from Navarone 1978 among others. He is best known for his James bond movies; Hamilton was married twice. First to Actress Naomi Chance and later to Karime both who where actresses