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'The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning.'

Ian Fleming's very first James Bond novel, published in 1953.

The plot follows Bond, as he is tasked to bankrupt a man named Le Chiffre in a card game at the eponymous casino. The idea behind it is to cripple the Russian spy organization SMERSH, whom Le Chiffre is working for.

Fleming sold the rights to the novel separately from the rest of the main film series, which is the reason that it took so long for a proper adaptation of it. The three different adaptations are as follows:

1954's Casino Royale was an episode made for the American Climax! TV series produced by CBS. While it has the honor of being the first James Bond production outside a book, it Americanized everything including Bond himself, as well as greatly simplifying the story. It starred Barry Nelson as 'Jimmy' Bond and Peter Lorre as Le Chiffre. In turn Leiter was changed from American to British.

1967's Casino Royale was an unholy mess of a spoof, with no less than eight Bonds (nine including Sean Connery, who does not appear but receives a Shout-Out) and almost as many directors. Logic ended up paid little heed in the pursuit of comedy. Notably, it includes David Niven as the one-and-only original Sir James Bond — Niven was Fleming's first choice for the part before Connery made it his own — as well as Ursula Andress's second appearance in a Bond movie, this time as both the Bond girl and James Bond. It also starred Woody Allen as young Jimmy Bond (his 'disappointing' nephew), Peter Sellers as Evelyn Tremble a.k.a. James Bond, and Orson Welles as Le Chiffre.
2006's Casino Royale was the long-awaited adaptation of the novel for the big screen, the twenty-first film of the long-running film franchise as well as a more grounded Continuity Reboot of it, introducing Daniel Craig as Bond. It updated the story to the 21st century and expanded it, turning it into an Origins Episode of sorts and amping up the action factor.

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Author Appeal: Ian Fleming loves baccarat, and the novel features an interlude explaining the rules to beginners (which is cut in some editions).
Badass Bookworm: In addition to his strong mathematical background, it's mentioned that Le Chiffre carries three razor-blades on his person and is skilled at fighting with them. Pity we never see these skills.
Big Damn Heroes: Felix's 'Marshall Aid' package bails out Bond when he runs out of cash.
Blood Knight: When it comes to gambling. Bond is very excited to play Baccarat with Le Chiffre.
Broken Bird: Vesper. She is pretty fragile from the get-go, and outright depressed towards the end of the story. Realizing that her failure has led to the KGB sending an assassin after her causes her to suffer an outright mental breakdown while vacationing with Bond, ending in her suicide.
Buxom Is Better: Matthis brings this up when describing Vesper to Bond:
She is very beautiful. Very beautiful indeed. She has black hair, blue eyes, and splendid.. er.. protuberances. Back and front.
Car Chase: A relatively low-key one as Bond pursues Vesper's kidnappers, though it does come to quite a spectacular finish when the bad guys make Bond's car flip over with a bunch of caltrops.
Celebrity Resemblance: Bond is described by one character to another as looking similar to Hoagy Carmichael. Bond himself is aware of the comparison (even though he wasn't involved in that conversation — he's probably heard it a million times). In another scene he looks at himself in the mirror and thinks that Carmichael is much better looking than he.
- Textual Celebrity Resemblance: Leiter is described as fitting into his clothes in a way that is reminiscent of Frank Sinatra.
The Commies Made Me Do It: Vesper's reason for her betrayal.
Costume Porn: Every outfit Vesper wears gets a gorgeous description.
Cyanide Pill: Mentioned in passing; it's how the only SMERSH operative (so far) captured by the West does himself in.
Description in the Mirror: Bond does this in one chapter.
Don't Create a Martyr: Discussed in the opening dossier for M. MI6 cannot simply assassinate Le Chiffre because that would make him a martyr for the French communists.
The Dreaded: SMERSH. Le Chiffre, who generally keeps his cool whether he has the upper hand against Bond & his allies or not, is utterly terrified when a SMERSH gunman shows up in the basement of his villa, and doesn't even try to fight back or talk his way out. Vesper's reaction to them is, if anything, even bleaker.
Driven to Suicide: Vesper.
Dueling Scar: Of the non-literal type: Bond is described as having a small scar on his right cheek.
Early Installment Weirdness: Bond is selected for the mission not because of how badass he is - though he is clearly a skilled agent - but because he is the Service's best gambler. The objective is to bankrupt Le Chiffre in order to dissolve his communist trade union (and potential Soviet war asset in France).
Fake Faint: One of Le Chiffre's men threatens to shoot Bond with a silenced gun hidden in his cane unless he withdraws from the game, saying he'll be gone from the casino before anyone realises Bond hasn't just passed out. Instead Bond pretends to faint from the tension of the high stakes game, falling backward in his chair and knocking the weapon from the man's hands.
Fan Disservice: Le Chiffre is obese, unattractive and gets many unflattering descriptions in the narrative. Fleming based his appearance on Aleister Crowley.
Food Porn: Not as bad as it would get in later Bond novels, but present. After all, Bond admits in taking ridiculous pleasure in what he eats and drinks. His most notable food is, surprisingly, an avocado; while common today, the fruit was not available in British grocery stores until years after publication and was unknown to many contemporary readers. Consuming it in France in the early 1950s was a sign of luxury.
Foreshadowing: Early in the novel, Vesper remarks (while speaking of her velvet dress, which shows marks when sat on): 'If you hear me scream tonight, I shall have sat on a cane chair.' Later, Bond is tortured on what was originally a cane chair — though the seat was cut out.
Gratuitous French: M is reading a report by Head of S in which the latter states that Le Chiffre is in the mess he's in because the chain of legal brothels he was running using embezzled party funds were closed by a 1946 French law usually referred to as 'la loi Marthe Richard', which criminalised them. Head of S gives the full French title of the law ^note. M rings him up, asks what (it is implied) 'proxénétisme' means — pimping (literally, 'procuring'). M then responds:
'This is not the Berlitz School of Languages, Head of S. The next time you want to show off your knowledge

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