This is used to create some major tension later -- unknowing programmer Boris Grishenko nervously twirls and clicks it while a captive Bond tries to count. The superspy ultimately sees his opportunity, knocking the pen out of Boris' hand and creating an explosive distraction. GoldenEye (1995): Explosive pen Click this Parker Jotter pen grenade three times to arm the four-second fuse, click three more times to disarm. I also vaguely recall doing a whole lot of obnoxious pen-twirling and clicking in school after watching this movie.

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Broom radio This isn't one of the coolest gadgets to come out of Q branch, but the reason the broom radio (or broom walkie-talkie) from Licence to Kill deserves a mention is that we see Q use it in the field. Watching Desmond Llewelyn as Q incognito use a broom as a radio, complete with a telescoping antenna in the broom's brush, is an absolute delight. Disguised as a garbageman complete with a fake mustache, Q uses the broom to update Pam Bouvier on Bond's status.

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Wilson — guardians of the film world's longest running and most successful franchise — devised the part of Nomi, which the 33-year-old West Londoner plays in No Time To Die, with a team of writers including Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, as well as director Cary Joji Fukunaga. Or as her mum, a housing manager, would put it: ‘What is a setback, is always going to be a set up for you, for the future.' And those early roles were not in vain, because they created ‘a nice back catalogue for me, for people to remember that I didn't fall out of the sky and do a Bond movie.

In No Time To Die, which also stars Lea Seydoux, Rami Malek, Naomie Harris, Ralph Fiennes, Christoph Waltz and Jeffrey Wright, Nomi teams up with an initially sceptical Bond to rescue a kidnapped scientist.