James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli is said to have lived in “constant fear” after a long-running stalking campaign, and a court order is now in place for the man responsible. The BBC reports that Broccoli is stalked for about a decade by a classmate of her son, who sends persistent messages. Sky News adds that the stalking campaign lasts for around 10 years and contributes to Broccoli selling her home. ComingSoon.net says the stalker case includes break-in and threats and that Broccoli was forced to sell her property after incidents that unfolded over many years.

Daily Mail reports that Daniel Wilson, a 37-year-old James Bond fan, is handed a hospital order after admitting intimidating behavior and making phone calls over several years that leave Broccoli in fear. Sky News describes the order as indefinite, while ComingSoon.net frames the update as a legal development following the earlier incidents involving threats. Across reports, the central points are the extended duration of the stalking, Broccoli’s reported fear, the impact on her home, and the hospital order issued for her stalker.