Encore will make July the month of Bond with a July 1st marathon

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Since Independence Day falls on a Wednesday this year, the networks are having a tough time deciding which weekend to air their annual programming marathons. Luckily, cable network Encore has decided to kick off the month with a marathon and then continue it throughout July.

Encore will spend July 1st by airing The Bond Collection, comprising eleven Bond films featuring Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, and Pierce Brosnan. Here’s the schedule (all times Eastern):

7:00am DR. NO

9:00am A VIEW TO A KILL

11:20am THE SPY WHO LOVED ME

1:35pm THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS

3:50pm THUNDERBALL

6:05pm GOLDFINGER

8:00pm TOMORROW NEVER DIES

10:00pm LIVE AND LET DIE

12:05am FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

2:15am YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE

4:15am NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN

Unfortunately, no Daniel Craig films in the mix, but you get a good collection going. If you don’t have a full day to spend watching 007 flicks, Encore will also be airing one of 19 Bond films each night for the entire month. Here is the schedule for The Bond Collection. Each movie begins at 8pm EST.

July 1/23 TOMORROW NEVER DIES

July 2/22 GOLDENEYE

July 3 LICENSE TO KILL

July 4/14 THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN

July 5/24 DR. NO

July 6/19 FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE

July 7/31 GOLDFINGER

July 8/25 THUNDERBALL

July 9/27 YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE

July 10 ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE

July 11/29 DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

July 12/28 LIVE AND LET DIE

July 13 THE SPY WHO LOVED ME

July 15/26 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

July 16 MOONRAKER

July 17 NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN

July 18 OCTOPUSSY

July 20 THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS

July 21/30 A VIEW TO A KILL

Between this, the Danny Boyle directed Bond opener for the 2012 London Olympics, and SKYFALL at the end of the year, this truly is the Year of Bond.

Source: Starz Networks

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