Bond Awards 
Best Actor: Daniel Craig
Best Supporting Actor: Peter Sellers
Best Actress: Eva Green
Best Supporting Actress: Judi Dench
Worst Actor: George Lazenby
Worst Supporting Actor: Woody Allen
Worst Actress: Halle Berry
Worst Supporting Actress: Denise Richards
Best Soundtrack: Casino Royale (67)
Best Theme: Live and Let Die
Worst Theme: too many to count
Best Villain: Telly Sevalas as Blofeld
Best Villain 2: Mads Mikkelson as Le Chiffre
Best Villain 3: Christopher Walken as Max Zorin
Most Racist: Live and Let Die
2nd Most Racist: You Only Live Twice
3rd Most Racist: Casino Royale (1967)
Best Felix Leiter: Jeffrey Wright
Best M: Judi Dench
Best Q: Desmond Llewelyn
Best Bond: Sean Connery
Best Picture: Goldeneye
Worst Picture: Live and Let Die
Bond Rankings
1. Connery (62-67)
2. Brosnan (Goldeneye)
3. Daniel Craig)
4. Brosnan (97-02)
5. Timothy Dalton
6. Connery (71)
7. Roger Moore
8. David Niven
9. Lazenby
Best Connery: Thunderball
Worst Connery: Diamonds are Forever
Best/Worst Lazenby: OHMSS
Best Moore: From Russia With Love
Worst Moore: For Your Eyes Only
Best Dalton: The Living Daylights
Worst Dalton: There’s only one other, it’s fine
Best Brosnan: Goldeneye
Worst Brosnan: The World is Not Enough
Best Craig: Casino Royale
Worst Craig: QoS
Best Quip: Brosnan, “I thought Christmas only came once a year” - The World is Not Enough
Best Fight: Brosnan, sword fight in Die Another Day
Ranked in order of “Who could kick my ass the hardest”
Connery
Craig
Brosnan
Dalton
Lazenby
Niven
Moore
Best Bond Girl: Ursula Andress
Best Bond Girl Name: Pussy Galore (was there ever any doubt)
Forgot to mention the most important thing about Connery is how often he is at a massive disadvantage that he has to overcome. That’s why he’s great. He gets beat up a lot.
@Thomas I always idealized Lazenby in my head as a romantic outsider Bond—until I actually watched OHMSS in full and was thoroughly disappointed. Part of the internal conflict was Lazenby wanting his Bond to be more of a loose unshaven hippy for the 60s and 70s: a big Bond no-no. I like to think if he'd accepted a 6-film run he might have been able to grow comfortably into the role.
@brownpau @Thomas
Opening the movie with Lazenby breaking the fourth wall and announcing that he's not Sean Connery was probably a mistake. It was meant to be a sly joke, but felt desperate - "I know i'm not the guy you want, but i'm trying my best, please be nice!"
That instantly dug a hole the guy had to climb out of for the rest of the film.
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@Thomas …as a hippy