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1. Sean Connery - Connery the only Bond that had the humor and the sex down. I think Connery always allowed for the women, villains, and henchmen to excel a fault of Bronsen and Craig. Connery is also the only Bond that could play subtle, the train sequence From Russia with Love is a perfect example of that.

2. George Lazenby - It's unfair to judge an actor who played the part once versus actual actors who had a legacy with the part, but Lazenby gave a great performance he starts off as flat and as the film progresses the performance gets better.

3. Daniel Craig - Is the first Bond to take a freash look at the character, his blunt basic version of Bond works really well within a Bond story structure. Often the best parts of a Bond film are a action sequence or a sex scene, Craig has had his characters build to the climax. The end of both films have been the best parts of each films.

4. Pierce Brosnan, he would be on the bottom of the list if not for his performance in Die Another Day he would be. Brosnan started off strong and ended strong with some terrible films in the middle, in the end he felt like a fairly bland Bond but he was distinct enough.

5. Roger Moore, I've seen the best Moore films and although I like the films but I hate Moore, he always feels out of place and over-shadowed by the villains. I think Yaphat Koto, Christopher Lee, and Christopher Walken carry those films, while Moore bumbles his way through. Lazenby played off Savales, Connery brought his own personality, Craig and Bronson have lacked quality villains.

6. Timothy Dalton, played a great Bond villain in Hot Fuzz. I'm going to watch The Living Daylights tomorrow so maybe he'll move ahead of Moore.