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[George White]

tHe Return Of theMan from UNCLE - Lazenby cameo as "JB".

INspector Gadget - Richard Kiel cameo as "man with teeth".

AcesGoPlaces 3 - Neil Connery as Mr. Bond, Kiel cameo.

OK Connery - Lee and Maxwell as "Commander cunningham of British SEcret service"and Miss Maxwell.

Superman Ii - Clifton James as unnamed Sheriff who seems to be Pepper. 

Janet Brown's various appearances on the likes of MIke Yarwood as Thatcher. 

John Wells also played Denis alongside Angela THorne in Anyone for Denis.

[George White]

lIndsay SHonteff had geoffrey Keen play the M/MInister of Defence-esque Rockwell in his films. 

[Colossus]

Ok Connery even has them say "brother of our top agent"

[AMC Hornet]

Spectre gets mentioned in Our Man Flint.

[George White]

THe character of marvel comics' Clive Reston was supposed to be Bond#s son

[Hansen]

Check Bons Baisers de Hong Kong (From Hong Kong with Love), French 007 spoof from 1975 with Lee and Maxwell, where MI6 is asking the French to help them to save the Queen as 007 is dead

[Grard Bond]

Does anyone know if Bernard Lee and Lois Maxwell ever got in trouble for showing up in those Bond spoofs? I mean: I don't think the Broccoli's realy appreciate things like that?!

[AMC Hornet]

Connery didn't.

[George White]

Moore got in trouble, though for being in the Cannonball RUn.

[George White]

any others? 

[AMC Hornet]

Bullet to Beijing featured Jason Connery as Nicolai, a Russian who thinks Harry Palmer might be his father, because his mother was bait in a honey trap intended to compromise a British spy in the early sixties. Palmer says it wasn't him.

[George White]

This may sound ridiculous but a 1980s televised panto of Cinderella with Danny La Rue and John Wells again as Denis. Though he played Denis several times - Dunrulin', Anyone for Denis?, About Face...

80s Bond is so close to panto though that I feel it counts.

And plus it'd make Basil Brush canon 

In my head, anything with John Wells as Denis is a spin-off. He IS after all playing the same character, a fictionalised version of Denis Thatcher. 

[George White]

Also, there is one character who links both Who and Bond - Huw Edwards as himself.

And Martyn Lewis as himself was also in Chocky, the Vicar of Dibley and the Bill.

(two if you count Frankenstein Monster but Dave Prowse didn't play that in Who, though he did play the Minotaur)

[George White]

Not quite the official Bond verse, but I always feel in my head-canon, Bernard Cribbins in CR 1967 is reprising his role from Carry On Spying.

[john.steed]

The TV show Endeavour is set in the mid-sixties. In the episode "Nocturne", the shows central character Police Constable Morse, has reason to visit the College of Arms. While there, Morse is told: "Regrettably, as I mentioned on the telephone, Sir Hillary is on holiday..."

[seawolfnyy]

The Pink Panther (2006 version).
Nigel Boswell: "I'm 006, do you know what that means?"
Clouseau: "You're one step away from ze big time."

[George White]

Desmond Llewelyn in the Golden Lady playing a character called Professor Dixon who gives out gadgets and is recognised by the heroine, "I've seen him before."

[AMC Hornet]

In The Man Who Haunted Himself, Roger Moore says of (Industrial) espionage: "[It] isn't all James Bond and Her Majesty's Secret Service."