BBC exclusive: What is life like for the real 'James Bond'? BBC News 

Yea man

A hard life? Really? I don't think so, the biggest threat to any government CYBER ATTACK

@@babss2285 lol not at all. U have no idea the amount of terrorist attack attempts that have been thwarted. If it wasnt for them you probably wouldnt have this sense of security, assuming ur from the UK ofc. And honestly the MI6 basically deal with major cyber attack attempts too, or your personal info and stuff would have long become a fantasy novel/biography to someone

@@saileshnaidu8102 I'm not saying bad insidious events don't happen but have you ever heard the phrase, FALSE FLAG? PSY OPS?

@@babss2285 yes, even that takes tactics, planning, etc. Their jobs have a very large range of equal importance

I reckon if you compared the same forces in other countries, the UK is probably the best of two evils.

@@nothanks1239 nope.

@@nothanks1239 HELL NO

@@nothanks1239 tbf they probably killed Princess Diana

@@nothanks1239 Call me whatever, but I have weird feeling that all of the most powerful forces are the evilest ones on the world stage

DNA too

Life is Boring. Things don’t happen overnight, only fractions getting unified over time makes stuff happen.

Tailored for lone wolves then?

but must be one of the most exciting jobs... i would like to be spy...

@@captainahvong2247 pretty much. People who do that have the personality for it, like the dad in meet the parents

@@hint0122guess I’ll be good for my dream job then

Do relax it is not that deep all it is paperwork and watching porn

weren't agents, they were intelligence officers. they would never let a field agent be interviewed

+Brandon Farmiloe Because field agents are ultra top secret. They aren't James Bond, but certainly close. Agents like that would never be allowed for an interview.

It depends on the field agent and their rank. Retired field agents who now sit behind a desk could easily be interviewed. Field agents that are more like ambassadors are not gun totting action hero's and are more like civil servants.

may be for those who would like to slap the pony?

Their stories are being read. Both the woman and man are not visible. Aside from that, their accounts are being read by voice actors from within a voice booth .. The presenter is asking live questions. Compare his voice and ambient sounds with the voice and ambient sounds from the supposed live voices of the agents

SuomenPuolustaja yeah same but some things kind of put me off like u have to give up your second nationality and I don't wanna do that

Having a job were you can't trust anyone, including coworkers?

H. L. Same

@@j.4354 to be an intelligence officer I don't think you need any grades tbh. I think you can work for them without actually working for them if they makes sense.

@@j.4354 Oh really? Cheers mate, didn't know

the fuck kind of broken ass english is this shitshow of a comment

Well I'd doubt you'll be chasing some guy parkour style up a crane

@@BurritoSenor who knows ;)

He's called Commander Bond because he was supposed to have been recruited from the Royal Navy, and still technically holds that rank in the Reserves. It's got nothing to do with his operational responsibilities. The role you seem to be describing would be referred to, at least in the books and films, as a "section chief" or something similar. That might be what they are really called, it might not. Bond is supposed to be much more of an individual hitman providing specialised services under various section chiefs around the world. Again, whether that particular job description is real or imagined we shall just have to wonder about.

Maybe you should use a tracking device to find out where your parents are www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-make-a-mini-tracking-device

JeyCO why did they forbid u from watching it? It’s fiction

Just watch them

ayoooooo ur parents are spies omg

@@itssashaax7457 its super cool

No, its makeup

What a load of bollocks, you have absolutely '0' proof that Ian wrote anything about him. Unfortunately a want to be.

@@peterurbanski9718 I never said he wrote anything about him. My grandfather is the only person with any claim of being the real James Bond. He was one of the founding fathers of OSS, the original instructor, the person who the "blueprint" for OSS, which Ian Fleming helped to create as Admiral Godfrey's aid found in the real world. That "blueprint" of what an OSS agent would be both inspired Ian Fleming to create "James Bond" and found my grandfather in the real world. The story of the real "Bond" is better than the fiction. He was a "super genius super soldier" and our family was a part of the executive branch and "Continuance of Government" for 3 generations. 6 geniuses in 3 generations, America probably would have lost the cold war without us... "The Bond Family". The actual headline is "James Bond was the original Man in Black". Welcome back to reality, deal with it! - Baby Bond, 009

@@kavikkang9411 ever heard of the soe, hope you did aswell as the nid

@@kinoirvoidjustice Yes. OSS became DIA, and my family... "The Bond Family"... was associated with OSS/DIA and the executive branch for 3 generations and about 70 years. "Grandpa Bond" is only the beginning of our story, there have been 6 geniuses in 3 generations of my family... the true meaning of "Bond". The public perceives us as the "Men in Black" and I know most of America's biggest secrets since the end of WWII. I'll even tell you one... since Roswell takes too long to explain here. There is a crack in Cheyenne Mountain, NORAD has never been capable of withstanding a direct hit. That really is one of the biggest secrets of the last 50 years, and now you know it because you encountered me... a "Man in Black". - Baby Bond, 009

@@kavikkang9411 your stories are too partiular to be a lie, but please allow me to put up a question sir, Why post this quite possibly confidential information on a public video sharing platform?

He’s not alone.

Do you seriously think that those 2 people are actually the real spies? Most likely they are actors as well

@@jimbL200 You are probably right. I cannot imagine an intelligence agency in their right mind ever allowing "real" spies to be interviewed. I would not put it past the media to dox them and release all their personal information on ideological grounds.

@@jimbL200 yeawhat if thats true and the real mi6 just wrote thescript letter

Yes Ian did indeed write a fictional series based upon life experiences himself and what was told to him! We now have startling information, no doubt so does EON Productions Inc. Now revealed that as a writer after the war. Lt. Commander was his last role. he took the name James Bond from an Ornithologist called James Bond. However....he had an affair for nearly a year with British SOE Super Spy Christine Granville (born Polish as Krystyna Skarbek). She told him (its been recorded) about her spy past and the group she controlled with a man called 'Stefan Witkowski'. She was the director of the man who was extraordinary, a tall handsome man trained originally in Polish Intelligence. She sent him during the course of WW2 from their resistance group to Kill targets. He took on one particular impossible task and succeeded. She and the allies all called him 'The King Assassin'. Ian Fleming was told this by Christine before she was to be murdered by Muldowney in 1952 in her hotel. The man she promoted to Ian was Bronislaw Urbanski called up by wireless 'white ghost'. That man was my father. He has the letter from her saying Ian is writing books about you in 1950 sent to Australia, where he hid. I am his youngest son.

@@peterurbanski9718 To Live Well is to Hide Well was a dull read, interesting, but dull

Agents are allowed to bend the rules should complicated situations arise. For Bond, its always complicated, which is why it seems like he always breaks the rule. The ultimate goal is to carry out the mission. Everything else comes second

That would be cool but if anything accidentally got leaked either in background shot or just an honest mistake there COULD be some pretty bad outcomes

That woukd never happen

Been my dream

@@saileshnaidu8102 hi. Yes Ian did indeed write a fictional series based upon life experiences himself and what was told to him! We now have startling information, no doubt so does EON Productions Inc. Now revealed that as a writer after the war. Lt. Commander was his last role. he took the name James Bond from an Ornithologist called James Bond. However....he had an affair for nearly a year with British SOE Super Spy Christine Granville (born Polish as Krystyna Skarbek). She told him (its been recorded) about her spy past and the group she controlled with a man called 'Stefan Witkowski'. She was the director of the man who was extraordinary, a tall handsome man trained originally in Polish Intelligence. She sent him during the course of WW2 from their resistance group to Kill targets. He took on one particular impossible task and succeeded. She and the allies all called him 'The King Assassin'. Ian Fleming was told this by Christine before she was to be murdered by Muldowney in 1952 in her hotel. The man she promoted to Ian was Bronislaw Urbanski called up by wireless 'white ghost'. That man was my father. He has the letter from her saying Ian is writing books about you in 1950 sent to Australia, where he hid. I am his youngest son.

why did this make me laugh so much? hahaha

they are actors. why would they let some random journalist know who they are?

Ok, we’ve narrowed it down to “Indian”

My name is Kamal im brown but im not from Indian origin

Chances are the footage isn’t true, and their names will be fake as he did say “their names are ....... and .........., at least the the names they gave us” (near enough) so they will have been ordered to give fake names for security and privacy reasons.

These comment sections never fail to amaze me

CHUCK WOULDN'T AGREE - HOW RUDE - OUR MP'S ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THE AWFUL PRIESTS WE HAVE HAD TO SUFFER FROM

Not anything confidential. But stuff like this is fine

This comment was highly ignorant, I am surprised how after three years no one has come to correct you.

If you're in the UK and saying that you better start watching your back for the rest of your life

@@tshelby5212 if you had said that to an Indian in India you won't have rest of your life to watch your own back! If you don't know what your people did to my country, then shut up and learn to take a joke.

Slavery was abolished by uk penicillin was invented in uk it is a good country

@@Genevasplaytimedo you think we could take this uk penicillin to Arab nations where slavery is still rife and help the Uighurs in China with it too?

Mark Phillips dude it’s the news

Fake news

Aidan Hancock do operation officers ever actually do dangerous missions

@@Rock-my2ko Some missions may include danger.

Aidan Hancock interesting and are the rumors true of you actually using children and spies via picking a child who seems to be the best of the best and then sending them to the government. Kind of like North Korea did.

thats because they changes the agents' voices

Almost as if they get actors in to disguise their voices, it's almost as if the presenter even says it was one of the conditions on them giving him an interview.

Probably not in the UK, but in other, more dangerous countries maybe.

Yes on missions they do

Why are they not allowed to carry guns in their own country? Especially if they work for the government?

No one knows anything for sure, and those that do know won’t tell. There’s no point looking for answers in a RU-vid video’s comment section.

In a place like the uk, where people who can carry guns are either cops or government people, having one draws attention