The January 5th, 1968 issue of the “London Times” reported that a film bio of Ian Fleming`s life was in the works. Producer [and presumably director] Michael Truman intended to show “the seemingly schizophrenic split in Fleming`s mind: Fleming was goaded on by James Bond, who finally killed him.” One actor (not yet cast) would play Fleming and Bond. Fleming would age from 30 to 56.

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