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Indeed Talos7, agree with your previous post as well. It's an exaggeration, but it gives you an idea to a certain extent. A little imagination works wonders, gents.
Just occurred to me that Turner has a Huggy Bear thing going on in that first picture:
Past experience shows that's not enough.
I have to confess, the only thing I have seen him in is a small role in the Hobbit films, so I can't speak for his acting chops.
Indeed. He's quite sublime in And Then There Were None
I kind of miss the days when Bond had a Bondian haircut. Craig's Ivy league, or whatever it is seemed fresh and new back in 2006. I can remember getting mine cut like that a lot back then. By SF it reminded me too much of Jack Webb on Dragnet, and in SP just seemed like a longer version of that.
When Bond does get recast, I really do want a traditional classic looking Bond in his late '30's or so.
If the Bond gig doesn't work out, Turner's career in 'beard modeling' looks secure. ;)
Stop laughing, minions! Get back to work!
/or beards out when not filming something in case a role comes along where it’s needed.
Very true! :-D
You remember his role in The Hobbit?
Unlikely since it's a miniseries with a limited run.
pierce has really grown into his looks. a great face.
He really has! Could still pull off an older Bond, I think – like Connery in NSNA.
As demonstrated on several occasions, even someone like Roger Moore, the most lighthearted and refined of Bonds, could successfully convey intensity and cruelty when necessary-- in fact, those cruel moments were especially memorable because on the surface, Moore was so gentlemanly. So why not get another Bond actor in that style? Not every actor to play the role has to make the "killer" nature of Bond so obvious. It can be a slightly more subtle part of the characterization yet still be prominent enough.
You don't need to look so much like a tough guy to be one. It's something that can come across through behavior.
I agree. Bring me one of those as well, but keep the fruit.
The lemon peel is obviously there just to keep things fresh ;-)
That's it? Hm? Anyone want to talk actors now?
;)
Beat me to it ;)
Turner, Fassbender, Hiddleston, Hemsworth and Cavill can all work for me but I'm open to other suggestions. I can't really comment on Madden until I see the Bodyguard, but I think he's probably not tall enough for my liking (shorter than Hawes from what I can see and that's not a good thing). I personally don't like Norton.
joking aside she is a brilliant actress. massive screen presence