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  • edited February 2018 Posts: 16,154
    They should cancel Bond 25 in favor of doing indie films like the rythem nonsense and film stars don’t live in diepool.

    In a sense, I could see that happening. The attitude towards Bond seems to be he is an iconic character forever like Sherlock Holmes, Tarzan, Dracula, etc.
    If Michael and Barbara were to eventually retire Bond, he would still be around in the form of continuation novels, possibly graphic novels, etc. Does seem to me they are more focused on other projects these days.

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    Creasy47 wrote: »

    Incredible, so i think they push back Bond 25 on Nov. 2020. Great job from the producers. Or better they wait for 2022 (60 Anniversary).

    I want Cubby Broccoli back
  • RC7RC7
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    Bernie99 wrote: »
    Creasy47 wrote: »

    Incredible, so i think they push back Bond 25 on Nov. 2020. Great job from the producers. Or better they wait for 2022 (60 Anniversary).

    I want Cubby Broccoli back

    You should self-immolate outside EON HQ. Send a message to those punks.
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    Bernie99 wrote: »
    Creasy47 wrote: »

    Incredible, so i think they push back Bond 25 on Nov. 2020. Great job from the producers. Or better they wait for 2022 (60 Anniversary).

    I want Cubby Broccoli back
    Well, they could just swap time slots between shooting The Rhythm Section and prepping Bond, coudn´t they?

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    Yes, but i think the producers should concentrate 100 % on the final Craig-Movie, especially after the mixed reactions of SP
  • Bond 25 won't be delayed from the 2019 release date. 

    They had shot half of the Rhythm Section film; so I imagine Reed Morano will edit the footage she has and prep for the other half of filming to commence again in 4 months time. She'll have a shorter post-production window before release in Feb, but that is obviously supplemented by the time she'll spend working on the film during the next few months. 

    Meanwhile, EON will work out the schedules for filming to recommence. Personally, that sounds like a logistical nightmare, but Barbara and Michael are considered top-flight producers, so I have no doubt they'll make it work. I presume they will then spend the intervening months working on Bond.

    Though, I have made a slight observation from Reed Morano's Instagram page. It seems as though Michael Wilson and his son Gregg are ones steering Rhythm Section. I wouldn't be surprised if it was their pet project and Barbara has been focusing her energy on  Bond. It's been an open secret for a while, that Michael has taken a backseat on 007 and Barbara has been in charge. I doubt she wants Craig to go out on a downer.
  • Well I very much hope you're right, @Pierce2Daniel . Of course I'm hoping the next film will be great, but EON haven't been filling me with confidence lately. Meanwhile the calendar fills up with blockbuster releases that will make for tough competition, and we've yet to hear any serious statement of intent from the actors or the production team.

    C'mon, EON - a bit of urgency would be nice!
  • SeanCraigSeanCraig Germany
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    There should be some excitement about a new Bond movie being in the works ... but maybe it‘s really the long gaps in between that makes it so frustrating compared to Marvel or M:I where you know wheels are turning and here and there you get some bits and pieces of information that keep the motivation and anticipation.

    The vocabulary around Bond and B25 is always „tired“, „delay“, „recasting“, „undecided“, „problems“ ... there‘s really need for some good news ...
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    edited February 2018 Posts: 23,883
    They can fix that @SeanCraig. Enthusiasm can be recreated with some ease because the character is a huge draw. There may be 'business' reasons (read MGM) why they may not do that this time around though.
  • TripAcesTripAces Universal Exports
    edited February 2018 Posts: 4,584
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/
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    A few days into February and nothing... oh well on a positive note today is my wedding anniversary which makes me happy
  • edited February 2018 Posts: 5,767
    Happy anniversary @Risico007 and your wife, may you celebrate many happy returns of the day :-)!


    Bernie99 wrote: »
    Yes, but i think the producers should concentrate 100 % on the final Craig-Movie, especially after the mixed reactions of SP
    I´m pretty sure they do other projects in order to get their heads free, so they can fully concentrate on Bond when they do that. As can be easily seen from the post Cubby Bond films, the current producers like to incorporate a lot of different elements into their films. If they put some of those elements into other films, they won´t feel the need so much to put them into the next Bond film, which can only be a good thing.
    As for the timing, they are extremely professional and experienced people, growing up inside the franchise and working in the business since their adolescence, so I have no doubt they can do several things in one year.
    If you eat the same stuff every day, the most healthy food becomes toxic sooner or later. You´ve got to rotate here and there.



    SeanCraig wrote: »
    There should be some excitement about a new Bond movie being in the works ... but maybe it‘s really the long gaps in between that makes it so frustrating compared to Marvel or M:I where you know wheels are turning and here and there you get some bits and pieces of information that keep the motivation and anticipation.

    The vocabulary around Bond and B25 is always „tired“, „delay“, „recasting“, „undecided“, „problems“ ... there‘s really need for some good news ...
    If they pull a Mad Max Fury Road I´d be happy to hear nothing about Bond 25 until the first trailer.
  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
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    March, people. March. I just have a feeling.
  • Posts: 19,339
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    March, people. March. I just have a feeling.

    That will be the curry you had last night.

  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
    Posts: 1,755
    barryt007 wrote: »
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    March, people. March. I just have a feeling.

    That will be the curry you had last night.

    Haha that’s a possibility.
  • TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
  • Posts: 12,466
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    March, people. March. I just have a feeling.

    I agree. March will have the next big news. I also have that feeling. Probably director news, and possibly a couple other details. We won’t get title and other big stuff until November or December though.
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    ToTheRight wrote: »
    They should cancel Bond 25 in favor of doing indie films like the rythem nonsense and film stars don’t live in diepool.

    In a sense, I could see that happening. The attitude towards Bond seems to be he is an iconic character forever like Sherlock Holmes, Tarzan, Dracula, etc.
    If Michael and Barbara were to eventually retire Bond, he would still be around in the form of continuation novels, possibly graphic novels, etc. Does seem to me they are more focused on other projects these days.

    If they feel that way about Bond they should sell.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    Posts: 23,883
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,395
    bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.
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    Interesting.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    edited February 2018 Posts: 23,883
    bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.
    That's a good question actually. For the moment the corroborating evidence (Babs gushing over his return, Villeneuve confirming discussions with him about B25, and 007.com's post the next day) validate & confirm his remarks. Having said that, one mustn't forget that he contradicted himself on that very day, which goes to show the perils of just taking verbal statements (without corroborating evidence) at face value.
  • WalecsWalecs On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    Posts: 3,157
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.

    Have you got any links to that interview?
  • bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.

    Eon also put out a release at the time.

    http://www.007.com/daniel-craig-return-james-bond/
  • edited February 2018 Posts: 2,115
    Walecs wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.

    Have you got any links to that interview?

    Interview was in April 2014. I had a link but it no longer works. But I just searched the site, and I believe I found another one. Go to 17:06 mark.

    https://charlierose.com/episodes/21364?autoplay=true
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,395
    bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.

    Eon also put out a release at the time.

    http://www.007.com/daniel-craig-return-james-bond/

    I'm not saying he didn't have the backing of EON, but as many stated at the time they would need a distributor locked in before preproduction on Bond 25 could commence. It appears as if Craig is more giving his assurance with his public statement, rather than they are actually getting underway.
  • edited February 2018 Posts: 4,619
    bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.

    Aidan Turner is a horrible actor, has zero charisma, does not look like Bond and will NEVER play Bond.

    As for the silence, I am absolutely confident that the reason for the silence is not that EON hasn't done much since they announced Craig's return last summer. I am completely sure that the reason is that they have locked down a truly A-list director who demands absolutely secrecy until it's time to make an announcement.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    Posts: 23,883
    I am completely sure that the reason is that they have locked down a truly A-list director who demands absolutely secrecy until it's time to make an announcement.
    Let's hope so. I'm quite excited to learn who this could be now. There aren't too many of these to go around.
  • bondjames wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    There is very little to NO chance that delays on The Rhythm Section will affect Bond 25. It's a non-issue.

    As for updates (or lack thereof), I think we're suffering from some amnesia. There was little known at this stage, for what was then "Bond 24," either. From December 2013 to February 2014, this was all there was, really:

    http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/james-bond-007/news/a540868/ralph-fiennes-i-know-nothing-about-bond-24/

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/17/james-bond-writer-john-logan-intends-bond-24-and-25-to-build-on-what-they-did-in-skyfall (in retrospect, this ius a fascinating read and gives credence to the idea that Spectre was supposed to be two films.)

    https://www.007.info/miss-moneypenny-interviewed-in-total-film/

    Gary Barber announced in November 2012 that Logan was writing Bond 24 and 25 (after Barbara Broccoli denied it). Mendes said in a 2014 interview (with the now-disgraced Charlie Rose) the original plan was for a two-part story but that came undone.
    This leads me to conclude that we should perhaps take everything said with a grain of salt until there are official announcements. This is why I am prioritizing MGM in the scheme of things. When they officially announce, then it's a go. Apart from them, Baz seems to be the best source for accurate information ahead of time.

    Does that include Craig's announcement on the Colbert show? I think Brosnan took some photos with a contract in 86, and that never came to be. In fact both Brosnan and Dalton finished work on their last Bond film fully expecting to do another.

    Aidan Turner is a horrible actor, has zero charisma, does not look like Bond and will NEVER play Bond.

    As for the silence, I am absolutely confident that the reason for the silence is not that EON hasn't done much since they announced Craig's return last summer. I am completely sure that the reason is that they have locked down a truly A-list director who demands absolutely secrecy until it's time to make an announcement.

    You really put the T in "trust".
    A wary guy like me very much suspects they haven't got anything in place yet.
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