The results show George Lazenby's 007 averaged the highest number of sexual partners. Although he only starred in one film - 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service - he slept with three women.
Sean Connery averaged 2.66 sexual conquests across six films, placing him second in this category.
Coming last in both the number of kills and sexual partners, it would appear Daniel Craig's portrayal of Bond marks a shift away from the womanizing of his predecessors.
Craig's recent suggestion Bond is 'sexist', 'misogynistic' and 'very lonely' would appear to reflect his portrayal.
Across the three movies (not including Spectre) which he has played 007, he averaged just 1.33 sexual partners a film - placing him last on the list of womanizing Bonds.
But where Craig did prove to be quintessential Bond was in the number of martinis consumed
He came tied in first place with Lazenby, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan as drinking one 'shaken, not stirred' martini in every film.
Perhaps surprisingly, Connery averaged just 0.5 martinis across the six films he starred in, while Roger Moore, who portrayed Bond seven times, could only muster a paltry 0.28.
Finally, those wondering which Bond has the most blood on their hands are left in no doubt - Pierce Brosnan's 007 massacred 21.25 people per film.
In second place was Moore, with 7.71, followed by Connery, on 7.33. In last place was Craig, whose 007 makes an average of 2.66 kills per film.
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