Wallpaper Magazine Uk Biography.
GRAHAM RYE’s fascination with the James Bond character began at the age of 11 when his father Frank, a keen cinemagoer and amateur photographer, took him to see the first Bond film Dr. No on its original theatrical release in 1962. In 1964, with the release of the third Bond film, Goldfinger, Graham read Ian Fleming’s novels – and his interest in all things Bond has persisted ever since. As a schoolboy he would regularly cycle from his home in Southall to Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, on the off chance of spying some ‘Bond action’.
This eventually led to a brief meeting with Sean Connery and a visit to production designer Ken Adam’s fantastic volcano set for the 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice. It was an event that would have a profound and lasting effect.
Graham ‘escaped’ school at 16 with just one ‘O’ level in art and the headmaster’s boot print still fresh on his backside, to begin his working life in the West End of London in an advertising art studio which produced artwork and photography for many of the leading advertising agencies of the day. Starting as a messenger boy, he worked his way up to become a studio manager with his own set of accounts, working in collaboration with many of the art directors from the major advertising agencies in London’s West End, including Masius, Wynne-Williams, JWT, Royds, Downton Pulford, Hobson Bates, Crawfords, Saatchi & Saatchi, Young & Rubicam, Dorlands, Erwin-Wasey, and Ogilvy, Benson & Mather.
GRAHAM RYE’s fascination with the James Bond character began at the age of 11 when his father Frank, a keen cinemagoer and amateur photographer, took him to see the first Bond film Dr. No on its original theatrical release in 1962. In 1964, with the release of the third Bond film, Goldfinger, Graham read Ian Fleming’s novels – and his interest in all things Bond has persisted ever since. As a schoolboy he would regularly cycle from his home in Southall to Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, on the off chance of spying some ‘Bond action’.
This eventually led to a brief meeting with Sean Connery and a visit to production designer Ken Adam’s fantastic volcano set for the 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice. It was an event that would have a profound and lasting effect.
Graham ‘escaped’ school at 16 with just one ‘O’ level in art and the headmaster’s boot print still fresh on his backside, to begin his working life in the West End of London in an advertising art studio which produced artwork and photography for many of the leading advertising agencies of the day. Starting as a messenger boy, he worked his way up to become a studio manager with his own set of accounts, working in collaboration with many of the art directors from the major advertising agencies in London’s West End, including Masius, Wynne-Williams, JWT, Royds, Downton Pulford, Hobson Bates, Crawfords, Saatchi & Saatchi, Young & Rubicam, Dorlands, Erwin-Wasey, and Ogilvy, Benson & Mather.
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