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That being said, I would love it if Turner were to be Bond number 7.
And I'll miss Craig anyway.
I agree with this, that's one of the scenes where he has that allure. You want to be him, but in the later movies when he is all dispondant all the time, I lose interest.
Someone once said that James Bond should enjoy being James Bond, and for me Craig doesn't have enough scenes like that after Casino Royale.
But Turner on the other hand has an infectious cheeky nature which leads me to believe he could be what we have been missing. And the darker hair is definitely preferred.
Can't argue with that ;)
He's not.
Yes.
Good,i didn't want him in the Bond equation.
+1
Well....perhaps we are focussing on the wrong lead in Tenet. Maybe we should be looking at John David Washington. I hear he is the genuine lead of the film. If he half as much talent as his dad, than I wouldn't be adverse to him being considered for the role.
+1
Check out BlacKkKlansman.
Does he whisper and snarl and make a very intense face?
SERIOUSLY ???!!!
Hahaha true.
Pish-posh-people, I'd call them ;) We've got a few as members here.
I agree wholeheartedly, particularly with the point that many who propose a black Bond do so with a false sense of moral and social superiority.
Often though the transparent intent is to stir the pot.
Exactly. And most of them take us as fools, or credulous, gullible, easy marks. Which, we're not.
James Bond is a British male caucasian, that shouldn't stray away too much from this representation of a fictional beloved literary character:
Anyone who says differently should just make their own character or go find another series to pester with their false sense of moral and social superiority.
@talos7 @Univex
I think all actors - of any race or nationality - should be considered for the role. I think it be marvellous for Eon to consider and possibly hire an actor of another ethnicity, especially if they were right for the role.
If Eon felt it mandatory to bring in a British actor, someone I've had my eye on for a while is Sope Dirisu. I think he could be a star in the making. He's the perfect age, though he's too much of an unknown entity currently. I hope he breaks out soon, as British ethnic actors do seem seem to get typecast so often.
Sope Dirisu is 100% on my shortlist for the next Bond...
Often though the transparent intent is to stir the pot.