At the Imperial War Museum, James Bond fans are packing in for "For Your Eyes Only: Ian Fleming and James Bond," the first major exhibit about the man who created the world's most famous secret agent. It celebrates the centenary of Fleming's birth and runs to March 1. As Edith Piaf softly sings "La Vie en Rose" in the background, it's easy to imagine Fleming at his desk in his beloved Jamaican villa, Goldeneye, where he wrote all the Bond books on a manual Remington typewriter.