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There was a recent episode of Miss Marple on PBS, Ian Fleming

Posted by oldmkvi on November 22, 2014 at 15:22:06:
was at an Audibon Society Lecture, sitting next to Miss Marple.
She asked what he did, he said he was writing a Spy Novel, but still didn't have a Name for his Character.
So this kind of portly Milk-Toaste guy stands up to start the Program, and gives his name.
" Bond, James Bond."
And a Legend was Born!
Really cool and funny in the Episode.