Agente 007 contra el Dr. No: la carrera espacial amenazada desde el Caribe

Abstract

This article tries to detect the plot elements that reflect the context of the Cold War in the early 1960s and the emergence of a new focus of international tension centered in the Caribbean area appeared in the first film of the British film spy film James Bond: Dr. No (1962). The film, which camouflages the geostrategic transcendence represented by the triumph of the Cuban Revolution with the use of a fictional island of literary invention, seems to advocate the crisis of the Cuban missiles that took place the same month of its premiere.