There are only five unused original Ian Fleming James Bond titles remaining which could be used as title for this film: "The Property of a Lady", "The Hildebrand Rarity", "Risico", ''Berlin Escape'' (an alternative title for "The Living Daylights" short story) and "007 in New York" (aka "Agent 007 in New York"). Other popular words and phrases from Fleming's Bond universe which could be used as a film title (as per such precedents as "GoldenEye", "SPECTRE", "Licence to Kill" and "The World is Not Enough") include ''Shatterhand'' (a favourite among Bond fans, it is the alias name of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the "You Only Live Twice" novel), ''Quarterdeck'' (viz the name of Bond's childhood home being "Skyfall", "Quarterdeck" is the name of M's home in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"), ''Scaramanga'' (from "The Man with the Golden Gun" novel and suitable for a movie reboot of it), "Oracabessa" (this is the region in Jamaica where the Goldeneye estate is located), "The Richest Man in the World" (Fleming's working title for the "Goldfinger" novel and suitable for a movie re-boot of it, interesting too because new Bond film owner Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is also informally known as "The Second Richest Man in the World"), "Sanguinetti" (the name of the villain employer character in "The Spy Who Loved Me" novel) and ''Commander Jamaica'' (Fleming's script title for an unrealized TV series which became the ''Dr. No'' novel). Derivative movie titles from Ian Fleming novels come Bond movies could include "From China with Love" and "On His Majesty's Special Services". The best popular continuation novel titles which could provide great Bond movie titles include ''Nobody Lives Forever'', ''Colonel Sun'' and ''Never Dream of Dying''.
