007 - James Bond Series Of Movies, 50 Untold Truths (21-30) 21.Radiomaster 22.Aiji Base Band Eventually Backs Down 23.Big Break Quantum of Crisis 24.Sir Shirley Bessie 25.Antarctica 26.Roger Moore Has Starred in The Most Characters 27.Her Majesty's Secret Agent 28.Gloria Hendry 29.Diamond Diamond 30.Madonna's Cameo

Back in the 1950s, writer Ian Fleming created the character of Royal Agent James Bond 007; here are 50 untold truths about this classic series of films spanning 70 years.

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Radiomaster Band

The Radiostars had recorded a song for the film Ghost Party, but eventually chose Sam Smith's, which the band occasionally played at concerts.

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Aisi Base Band

According to MovieFone, the Band was initially asked to record the theme song for GoldenEye, but after recording a demo tape, they opted out of the agreement for fears that the film would fail.

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Movie: The Great Quantum of Solace

Jack White and Alicia Keys said they tried various combinations of words and lyrics to match the chorus of the movie "Quantum of Solace," and they said they couldn't think of anything, so they chose "Another Way to Die" as the soundtrack for the song.

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Shirley Bessie

Mrs. Shirley Bessie recorded the most Bond theme songs: "Goldfinger," "Diamonds Forever, and Moon Digger."

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Antarctica

Antarctica is the only continent where the James Bond film was not filmed.

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Roger Moore

Roger Moore, who made seven James Bond adventure films, is the most filmed protagonist in the 007 series.

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Movie: Her Majesty's Secret Agent

George Lazenby set a record for the lowest box office for a Bond film with a 1969 film, On Her Majesty Secret Service.

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Roger Moore and Gloria Hendry

Actress Gloria Hendry was the first black woman to play 007's romantic object in the 1973 film Live and Let Die; scenes of her sharing intimate moments with #Roger Moore were cut out during the release in South Africa, according to Essence; because under apartheid, it was illegal for alien partners.

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Movie: Diamond Diamond

Diamonds Are Forever (1971) filmed scenes from apartheid in South Africa and was the only Bond film to do so.

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Madonna

Madonna made a cameo appearance in 2002's Die on a Chosen Day, and she also recorded the film's theme song.

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