Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond

1939, and in the run up to war, hedonistic, philandering, failing stockbroker Ian Fleming lands a job in Naval Intelligence, where his wild imagination and arrogance finally find a home.

War is raging, but despite the excitement of juggling a relationship with Muriel and a blossoming affair with Ann O'Neill, Ian feels increasingly trapped behind his Admiralty desk.

Britain is losing the war and Ian is losing himself in a tempestuous, passionate affair with Ann O'Neill.

1945 and as war in Europe draws to an end, so too does Ian's relationship with Ann O'Neill. It's clear that if he won't marry her, he'll lose her.

Go behind the scenes with the cast and crew of Fleming as they attempt to bring the James Bond novelist's story to life.