ABOUT DAVE WORRALL

Dave's introduction to the world of James Bond stemmed from his Father, who took him to see the double bill of Dr.No and From Russia With Love in 1964. During 1967 Dave visited the Volcano set being built for You Only Live Twice at Pinewood Studios, and thus began his life-long interest in both James Bond and the movie industry.

In the 70's, Dave was a keen amateur film maker and his 35-minute film For A Moment (which was based on Pete Townshend's rock album 'Quadrophenia', and made three years before the big screen adaptation starring Sting), won first prize on BBC's televison programme 'Action!' The following year his film The Tin Soldiers, which is generally acknowledged as one of the most ambitious amateur films ever made, took third place in the same BBC competition.

After a short stint in the film industry, where he workd on International Velvet, Candleshoe and A Bridge Too Far, Dave established a career in marketing - in both the leisure and film industry. Following the success of his first book 'The Most Famous Car In The World' in 1992, Dave went freelance. He now runs his own successful publishing company, and continues to work on Bond related projects and books from his base in the New Forest in Dorset, where he lives with his son.

Bond actress Fiona Fullerton autographs a copy of The Most Famous Car In The World, which will be auctioned to raise funds for a major childrens charity. So far the book has over 50 Bond celebrity autographs, including Cubby Broccoli and all of the actors who have portrayed James Bond on screen: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, and Pierce Brosnan.