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'''James Bond:''' ''[[Take Over the World|World domination.]] The same old dream. Our asylums are full of people who think they're Napoleon. Or God.'' }}

''Dr. No'' is the first ''[[James Bond (~~Film~~)|James Bond]]'' film, starring [[Sean Connery]]. After a British agent and his secretary are murdered in Jamaica and their files stolen, [[James Bond]] is sent to investigate. As the first film of the series, it lacked many of the traits that would become iconic of the franchise but nonetheless set the groundwork.

''Dr. No'' is the first ''[[James Bond (film)|James Bond]]'' film, starring [[Sean Connery]]. After a British agent and his secretary are murdered in Jamaica and their files stolen, [[James Bond]] is sent to investigate. As the first film of the series, it lacked many of the traits that would become iconic of the franchise but nonetheless set the groundwork.

Not to be confused with [[Ron Paul]].[[hottip:*:[[Don't Explain the Joke|He's been nicknamed "Dr. No" because he's a former gynecologist who votes "no" on everything.]]

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* [[Decontamination Chamber]]: Used to cleanse Bond and Ursula of radiation. Ursula wears a [[Nude-Colored Clothes|flesh-colored towel]] in an [[Special Effects Failure|ineffectual attempt]] to convince the audience [[Fan Service|she is nude]].

* [[The Dragon]]: Professor Dent to Dr. No.

* [[Dressing As the Enemy]]: How Bond infiltrates Dr. No's nuclear facility.

* [[Dressing as the Enemy]]: How Bond infiltrates Dr. No's nuclear facility.

* [[Drowning Pit]]: How Dr. No tries to dispose of Honey Ryder.

** [[What Could Have Been]]: The original scene would've involved hungry crabs attacking her, but it was cut as they couldn't get them to be menacing enough.

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* [[Handy Cuffs]]: When Bond is captured by the crew of Dr. No's "dragon".

* [[Hazmat Suit]]: Dr. No's radiation suit.

* [[Hoist By His Own Petard]]: The metal hands of Dr. No {{spoiler|do not have enough grip to allow him to climb out of the superheated pool of water.}}

* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: The metal hands of Dr. No {{spoiler|do not have enough grip to allow him to climb out of the superheated pool of water.}}

* [[I Shall Taunt You]]: Bond taunts Dr. No when they're eating dinner.

* [[Idiot Ball]]: Bond himself does it twice: multiple times in his hotel room and by murdering Professor Dent rather than capturing him for interrogation.

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* [[My Card]]: Occurs twice in the gambling club.

* [[Nebulous Evil Organization]]: The first on-screen appearance of SPECTRE. Doctor No explains what the organization is about.

* [[No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine]]: The [[Trope Maker]], to be [[Trope Codifier|codified]] in ''[[~~Goldfinger (Film)|~~Goldfinger]]'', which also provided the line the trope is punnily [[Trope Namer|named]] from.

* [[No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine]]: The [[Trope Maker]], to be [[Trope Codifier|codified]] in ''[[Goldfinger]]'', which also provided the line the trope is punnily [[Trope Namer|named]] from.

* [[No Name Given]]: The three black assassins are only known as "Three Blind Mice" after the song that plays in their introduction.

* [[Noodle Incident]]: The mission that ended with Bond hospitalized because his gun jammed (in the book, this refers to [[From Russia ~~With~~ Love|the previous novel's]] [[Cliff Hanger]] ending).

* [[Noodle Incident]]: The mission that ended with Bond hospitalized because his gun jammed (in the book, this refers to [[From Russia with Love|the previous novel's]] [[Cliff Hanger]] ending).

* [[Not My Driver]]: Subverted when Bond checks on the driver and finds out he's a phony, then deals with him.

* [[Pre-Mortem One-Liner]]: "That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your six."