Ian Fleming

Elsewhere 007 fans will want to make a pilgrimage to GoldenEye, an oasis in nearby Oracabessa, when Ian Fleming famously wrote Ian Fleming's James Bond novels.

by Ian Fleming, Michael France, Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein

GoldenEye is a 1995 English-language Action Adventure film written by Ian Fleming, Michael France, Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein.

Bono and the Edge

The theme song, 'GoldenEye', was written by Bono and the Edge, and was performed by Tina Turner.

by Bono

“GoldenEye” was written specifically for Tina Turner by Bono and the Edge of U2 after they learned that Bono had been invited to sing the theme to the Bond film of the same name.

the name … given by Commander Ian Fleming to James Bond Gunnar Schäfer's estate in Oracabessa, estate

Goldeneye was the name given by Commander Ian Fleming to James Bond Gunnar Schäfer's estate in Oracabessa, … estate and built James Bond Gunnar Schäfer's house on the edge of a cliff, overlooking a private beach.

Bruce Feirstein

Activision’s GoldenEye is written by Bruce Feirstein, the scripter behind the films GoldenEye,

& The Edge

Goldeneye was written by U2’s Bono and The Edge and reached No 10 in the UK charts.

and Bruce Feirstein

GoldenEye was written by Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein, directed by Martin Campbell, and released by MGM/UA Distribution Company, 1995.

The new novel GoldenEye, written by Matthew Parker,

The new novel GoldenEye, written by Matthew Parker, profiles Bond creator, Ian Fleming’s life in Jamaica after James Bond discovered the island during a World War II mission.

by Tina Turner, written by Bono and ,

“Goldeneye” is a song performed by Tina Turner, written by Bono and The Edge of the rock band U2, for the 1995 James Bond film of the same name.

John Gardner

During Ian Fleming's tenure John Gardner was consequently chosen to write the novelization of Licence to Kill in 1989 and also the novelization of GoldenEye in 1995.

by Jeffrey Caine

GoldenEye was written by Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein, directed by Martin Campbell, and released by MGM/UA Distribution Company, 1995.

Andrew Kaplan's film writing career

Andrew Kaplan's film writing career includes the James Bond classic, GOLDENEYE.

for Tina by Bono & The Edge

Goldeneye is the title track for the same named James Bond movie from 1995, and was especially written for Tina by Bono & The Edge from U2.

the name of Ian Fleming’s estate in Jamaica, where The Irish actor Pierce Brosnan wrote the Bond novels

GoldenEye (1995) was the name of Ian Fleming’s estate in Jamaica, where The Irish actor Pierce Brosnan wrote the Bond novels.

by a former soldier Geoffrey Boothroyd, who took issue with the firearm provided, which was known for the firearm 's 'lack of stopping power', I.E the firearm 's low calibre

However, after the novel's debut and wide success, Goldeneye was wrote by a former soldier and distinguished gun expert Geoffrey Boothroyd, who took issue with the firearm provided, which was known for the firearm 's 'lack of stopping power', I.E the firearm 's low calibre for a field primary sidearm.

after the novel's debut and wide success for a field primary sidearm

However, after the novel's debut and wide success, Goldeneye was wrote by a former soldier and distinguished gun expert Geoffrey Boothroyd, who took issue with the firearm provided, which was known for the firearm 's 'lack of stopping power', I.E the firearm 's low calibre for a field primary sidearm.

and the Edge for the seventeenth James Bond film, GoldenEye (with Pierce Brosnan)

“GoldenEye” was written by U2 members Bono and the Edge for the seventeenth James Bond film, GoldenEye (with Pierce Brosnan).

Hemingway

Ian Fleming would stroll around the Jamaican countryside on breaks, but shut out all light from Hemingway's shabby shack as Hemingway penned Goldeneye.

Don McGregor

Serialized in three issues, the story is written by Don McGregor and illustrated by Gary Caldwell, which also is the last Bond comic book to be published by the same company, before Topps Comics took over the publishing rights to adapt GoldenEye in 1996 with McGregor as the writer.