After decades of fiercely protecting her family business, the longtime Bond producer just sold 007 to Amazon. Nobody can figure out why.

There's a significant shake-up in the James Bond franchise after Amazon acquired the creative rights from its longtime producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson. A former James Bond star supported the pair's decision to step back.

This comes from The Hollywood Reporter, which reiterates in a new piece how the MGM brass struggled to collaborate with Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. No progress was made to relaunch the franchise following No Time To Die,

EON Productions shocked James Bond fans with the news that it’s selling the long-running spy franchise to Amazon.

Jeff Bezos reportedly wanted to remove longtime James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli from the franchise after she called Amazon executives 'idiots.'

O h yes folks, I’m still very much feeling the reverberations of the James Bond rumor mill being such a hot topic on the 2025 movie schedule. While we’re not technically close

Amazon's purchase of the rights to James Bond understandably prompted some worries about changes to the enduring franchise. However, a recent report suggests that the production giant is making no major alterations, instead opting to respect the creative vision of the series' longtime custodians.

Following a year of fraught negotiations, Amazon will soon have a full grip on the franchise that has spawned 25 films about Agent 007.

In the wake of Amazon's acquisition of James Bond's creative rights, find out how much Jeff Bezos paid to control 007.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was determined to get rid of 007 producer Barbara Broccoli, even telling his staff he wanted her gone, “no matter how much it costs,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. Amazon acquired the James Bond franchise for close to a billion dollars,