The channel has agreed a deal with MGM to make the entire 007 film back catalogue available on its various stations and on-demand.
The multi-year agreement will bring the franchise - including 2012's Skyfall - back to the channel, after Sky Movies poached the films in April last year.
Skyfall is expected to receive its ITV premiere in 2014.
ITV's Director of Digital Channels and Acquisitions Angela Jain said in a statement: "Skyfall is the highest-grossing film of all time at the UK box office and proves not only the enduring popularity of the Bond franchise but also its iconic status.
"I am delighted we have the entire Bond library of films on Britain's biggest commercial channel, a fantastic treat for all viewers."
MGM's Chris Ottinger added: "MGM is thrilled to partner again with ITV to bring James Bond home to UK audiences.
"The Bond franchise is a jewel in the MGM library and we are delighted to share the films with the viewers across the United Kingdom."
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