Michael G. Wilson may not immediately be the most recognisable of names, but he's basically Bond royalty. The stepson of Bond godfather 'Cubby' Broccoli, Wilson has worked for Eon Productions since the early '70s, and has been involved in producing (and occasionally writing) every Bond movie since Moonraker in 1979. Since Moonraker, Wilson has become the unsung star of the James Bond movies: like a regular old Hitchcock, he's - from 1979 to the present day - cameoed in every Bond film he's had a hand in, as well as a couple he hasn't (he also appeared in Goldfinger and The Spy Who Loved Me, both produced by his stepfather). This means Wilson is the longest-serving 'cast member' after Desmond Llewelyn, and has been present through the tenure of five different Bond actors. See if you can spot him in the next one.
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