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It happened once. You may be too young to remember the 90s.
Yes, I remember the 1890's clearly, thank you very much. Good times.... good times.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x54lxei
That is the first time in which I have seen Vance in anything. He kinda has that rough diamond quality to him, not 100% smooth, though not 100% rough. He also looks a believable age to have held the rank of Cmdr before being drafted into MI6.
The only problem I can see with his casting, is that in these days of 3 (or Fleming forbid, 4) years gaps between films, would EON cast an actor who is a mere 3 years younger than the previous actor? If they could scale back the films to be more like spy thrillers (something I would like), and get back to 2 year gaps, Vance could have a chance.
He looks like Harvey Keitel. maybe he could do a Pulp Fiction prequel, THE WOLF!
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Did you know Sherloch Holmes?
Sherloch Holmes is the Scottish cousin of Sherlock but I did know him. I taught him everything, even how to J-Turn a Penny farthing.
If EON can have Bond #25 out for a 2018 release, then every two years after that, Vance might be good for 3-4 films.
It's exactly why this is a neverending debate.
True...good fun though....
I get the feeling DC will do one or two more and then a ready made Bond is waiting,it doesnt feel the right time to lose DC...