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James Bond saga in numbers

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This story gets QOS number way wrong, we know it was $576 while it was credited here with an erroneous $591.

We've had better numbers before that had actual attendance numbers over adjusted for inflation. Any where here it is:
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The James Bond saga in numbers: Sean Connery's golden touch

Sean Connery, every movie buff's favorite James Bond, is also the saga's number one cash cow, based on international box office numbers.

Sean Connery's films account for a third of the saga's total revenue

Adjusting for inflation, Sean Connery's James Bond films netted $4.4 billion. The Scottish actor really left his mark on the franchise, his six Bond flicks having pulled in 33% of the saga's total earnings (22 films since 1962). Roger Moore's seven 007 features grossed a worldwide total of $3.96 million, 30% of the saga's total earnings.

The third place in that category goes to Pierce Brosnan, who only grossed 16% of the saga's earnings. He's followed by Daniel Craig, whose films earned 10% of the total, which is twice as much as Timothy Dalton and George Lazenby (5% each).
James Bond box office figures
(compiled by Relaxnews)
Worldwide ($ not adjusted for inflation) Worldwide ($ adjusted for inflation) Release date
Sean Connery Dr. No 59,567,035 437,172,277 1962
From Russia with Love 78,900,000 598,953,913 1963
Goldfinger 124,900,000 935,945,923 1964
Thunderball 141,200,000 1 041,331,362 1965
You Only Live Twice 111,600,000 777,858,683 1967
George Lazenby On Her Majesty's Secret Service 82,000,000 665,689,400 1969
Sean Connery Diamonds Are Forever 116,000,000 581,819,757 1971
Roger Moore Live and Let Die 161,800,000 847,084,858 1973
The Man with the Golden Gun 97,600,000 459,944,939 1974
The Spy Who Loved Me 185,400,000 711,056,343 1977
Moonraker 210,300,000 673,422,834 1979
For Your Eyes Only 195,300,000 499,258,858 1981
Octopussy 187,500,000 437,520,882 1983
A View to a Kill 152,627,690 329,811,815 1985
Timothy Dalton The Living Daylights 191,200,000 391,136,731 1987
Licence to Kill 156,167,015 292,797,432 1989
Pierce Brosnan GoldenEye 356,429,941 543,635,446 1995
Tomorrow Never Dies 339,504,276 491,521,116 1997
The World Is Not Enough 361,730,660 504,659,794 1999
Die Another Day 431,942,139 558,128,381 2002
Daniel Craig Casino Royale 596,365,000 687,522,806 2006
Quantum of Solace 591,692,078 638,698,218 2008
TOTAL 4,929,725,834 13,104,971,768
Source for box-office figures, not adjusted for inflation: The Numbers

Figures adjusted for inflation are calculated based on estimates from the U.S. Department of Labor.
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