In Dr. No, what memorable introduction does James Bond give when meeting Sylvia Trench?

In Dr. No, James Bond introduces himself to Sylvia Trench by saying, “Bond, James Bond.”

The line appears during Bond’s first meeting with Trench at a casino in London. After winning at baccarat, he gives his surname first and then repeats it after his first name, creating the clipped, rhythmic introduction that became one of cinema’s most recognizable catchphrases.

Sean Connery delivered the line in the 1962 film, the first theatrical movie in the James Bond series. Ian Fleming’s novels also use similar introductions, so the phrase was established in the source material as well as on screen.

The wording is sometimes misremembered as “James Bond, 007” or “The name’s Bond,” but the film’s famous formulation is “Bond, James Bond.”