Show Thumbnails Show Captions  Forget his fancy cars and
gadgets. Most of us would be happy with James Bond's frequent-
flier miles. The secret agent, whose film Skyfall opens Nov. 9,
has spent his career battling villains around the globe. This
year marks 50 years of Bond films, all recently screened at New
York's Museum of Modern Art. The museum also features an exhibit
on Goldfinger's title sequence, the first acquired by the
museum. Anne Morra, associate curator in the film department,
shares favorite Bond story locations and filming sites with
Larry Bleiberg for USA TODAY.   Agent 007 ventured to the Dutch
city in Diamonds Are Forever. "Amsterdam being the center of the
diamond trade, it made perfect sense for the film to be set
there," Morra says. The movie shows the city's iconic canals,
and in one scene, a body is dragged from the Amstel River.
212-370-7360;   Tropical Miami might look like paradise, but in
Goldfinger, evil lurks just below the surface. In a memorable
scene, Bond plays his rival in a g