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Actor: Jack Lord

Jack Lord appeared in Dr. No as the first screen Felix Leiter and led Hawaii Five-O for twelve seasons, which he also produced. He was a serious painter with work in major collections.

Dr. No (1962) film posterJack Lord

Dr. No (1962)

Dr. No is Terence Young's 1962 British spy film adapting Ian Fleming's 1958 novel and launching the Eon Productions James Bond franchise. The work is the foundational document of the James Bond franchise that has continued across more than six…

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