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Can't say I did either. Then again given how much the hair department has done on the Bond actors throughout the years it's pretty minor I suppose (there's of course Connery's toupees, Moore's need for hair thickening by AVTAK, Dalton's Count Dracula hair hiding his thinning locks etc.)
Yes, like what I've said, the film was intended to show Bond a little more older and matured (more seasoned than usual), although it's also one of the reasons why I always find his romance with Madeleine a bit uncomfortable, because of the more obvious age gap, Craig and Madeleine, especially in the Norway scenes, felt like Father and daughter already, more like Moore and Tanya Roberts in AVTAK).
Thanks for the link @007HallY
Not this, which I am really not getting -
That photo was taken 8 years ago. Unfortunately, now Aidan is too old, fat and bald to play Bond. He has aged terribly (please note the sarcasm) ;)
Still my favourite.
Now for the next post, someone will lecture us on posting photos of Aidan Turner, which is somewhat distraughting to some who find them too canonical and square. We mustn’t, we really mustn’t. Let the Chalamet/ Dirisu supporters chime in with their respectively shiny man dresses and muscle clad brutes pictures.
Now now, just good fun ;)
Never Wear A Wig Again
In cinemas summer 2025
;))
It’s about the only thing I did t like about that film (his right eyebrow, 😂)
Now i'm imagining Turner in a Scarface loose sequel.
Yep I think so too mate, sadly as he's my pick for the role.
Leo Suter would be my pick if it wasn't Turner. Suter would be an exciting younger Bond, but he'd still possess the gravitas needed for the role
I like Leo for it. He's in the perfect position career-wise, notable but not too big yet.
The ratings got worse and worse because it was shit (I didn’t watch past her first season personally). Nothing to do with her being a woman and the initial success shows that.
And even though it caused a bit of noise at the time, I think the point George was making is, is anybody bothered now? You didn’t want a woman Doctor Who, you still watch it. I bet most of the fans against it still do, and obviously that’s not all the fans in the first place, let alone the whole audience.
I don’t know if the same would be true of a black or asian actor as Bond though. Sometimes I think it would be. But Doctor Who’s so different that I don’t think you can compare them the same way. People expect big sudden changes with that show, it’s baked into its DNA, reboots itself every few years. Bond has changed a lot but it’s always been a bit more incremental. And changing his race unfortunately seems to me like it’d be a bigger deal than it would’ve been a decade or so ago. I think Sope could be good but part of me wonders if it’s the right time.
Would you like to tell that to Lazenby, Dalton and Brosnan as well? The guy is dark and handsome defined, tall enough at 180cm too.
Funny.
And nowadays he's a fan favourite.
I Lee what you did there.
Oops, “ see”
Also, here’s the interview: https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/a44730888/aaron-taylor-johnson-interview-2023/
Yes, I think so too, unfortunately.
It has to be him. ATJ is the next Bond, I'm almost certain of it.
Yes, I think so too.
Btw, @jetsetwilly, my old friend, each time you write something, you make me feel redundant ;) More and more so. We are quite aligned in our views. Cheers