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Should be in March, though I don't have a specific date.
Sorry didn't fully read the message chain
KINGS. Oh, it happens in 1992.
Until I saw that I was thinking OO7 was seeing what Jinx was up to, and got drawn into her domestic issues and challenges. At least it would be outside the UK.
Much earlier, that BO-TOX poster. Really ripe for an O-O-7 using the Os.
Next MGM investor call will be sometime in March. Maybe there's Bond 25 news. Maybe not. Call will discuss fourth-quarter and full-year 2017 financial results.
True. Now we're down to 3 films in 10 years and at the rate they're going, the next decade will most likely be down to only 2 films.
As an aside, if that article above is to be believed, I'd be pretty peeved if I was Yann Demange. Here he has been, ready to go for the last 8 months or so, and all everyone has been apparently doing is going around looking for someone more famous to do the job.
Everybody who feels similar to this, please help me understand: This series was brought to the screen by American and Canadian producers; the current producers are American. Several of the screenwriters have been American. There have been American influences in other areas.
What is the X factor that makes a British director so much more qualified to do a Bond film than an American or any number of other nationalities?
Feminism has already creeped in too. I'd argue that Dench's M was certainly a feminist. Again, I don't have a problem with it, as long as Bond is still allowed to be Bond, warts and all.
I certainly hope a distribution deal for MGM gives EON it's second wind, and more motivation to bring Bond back as a continuing series rather than an occasional to rare event.
Thank you. As I've said earlier, not every American director is named Michael Bay. As long as they're talented and respect the character, an American would not be the worst thing to ever happen
I'd hope an MGM change occurs sooner than later so we don't have to wait close to half a decade after B25 for the series to kick-start itself again.
I've always felt once an actor is signed a 3-4 picture deal to begin as Bond, the usual intention is a 2 year space in between films. The Craig era certainly started that way with CR and QOS.
Still, you could be on to something, given the close links that are developing.
Mendes once famously said the thought of directing a second Bond film made him ill. Lots of U.S. dollars (or EU euro notes, depending how his contract was negotiated) changed his mind.
Seems like other reporters are insinuating that the search has narrowed drastically. Or are just making leaps in logic.