Among the most striking modifications to the James Bond franchise occurred when Amazon Prime Video substituted original James Bond movie posters with revised editions that electronically eliminated or trimmed the legendary firearm from photographs of the secret agent.

Sydney Sweeney plays things suspiciously coy when asked whether Jeff Bezos wants her as the next "Bond girl" in 'James Bond 26.'

While Amazon hasn’t publicly commented on the trigger warnings or the poster edits, the twin controversies mark a clear shift in how one of cinema’s most enduring franchises is being reframed for modern audiences. The "woke" Bond movies are on Prime Video now.

SYDNEY Sweeney has fuelled James Bond rumours with a cryptic comment as she prepares to launch her new lingerie line. The Sun revealed how the blonde bombshell, 28, is strongly tipped to be a Bond

What’s the going rate for James Bond‘s license to kill? Well, Amazon MGM paid $20 million to Eon Productions for creative control of the 007 franchise, according to public filings. Earlier this year,

James Bond has been disarmed by Amazon, with all guns removed from promotional material for the franchise. The streaming giant, which recently acquired the rights to the Bond franchise, has stripped 007 of his sidearm in new images advertising the films online.

New details have emerged about Amazon’s shock James Bond deal, with the franchise costing significantly less than everyone thought. Here’s why that’s the case.

Amazon received backlash from 007 fans after airbrushing out James Bond's gun in new artwork, so quietly took the images down