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Yes, but not in 2018/19. They should bring Pierce back
FILM STARS DON'T DIE IN LIVERPOOL has been on the cards for a while. Other titles include THE SILENT STORM, which gets a UK theatrical release on May 19th 2016, RADIATOR (which came out last year), new TV co-productions (including a collaboration with the company making Michael Mann's touted THE WILD GEESE remake) and a civil rights true story involving Whoopi Goldberg.
Some folk can panic in all the wrong directions or one call look at it as great for the Bond franchise. It shows a set of producers and creatives who want to push themselves and the stories they find and nurture. It is about the process for them, not the end box office. It can only be a plus for the Bond movie project as working with great new (sometimes less known) actors, writers, cinematographers and directors can only nuture new experiences, new stories and new collaborations for EON.
Completely agree with this @CatchingBullets . I found Barbara Broccoli's interview on BBC Radio Four really interesting. It's was good to hear her talk about the cinema-going experience and her championing of independent films and films that don't get as much distribution as the blockbusters or tent-poles of the major studios.
I agree completely, EON should really get their priorities straight before floating away on whimsical dalliances. This will only end in disaster for EON. By the way, nice username.
ok... toddler?
Maybe there's shock, horror ... more to life and movies than just Jimmy Bond
And get burned out on Bond? They've been doing side projects way before these. Good to expand and learn ..stay out of that Bond vacuum.
Doesn't mean B25 will be any later or any sooner then what they have targeted.
Everyone is getting a tad worked up.
If you need your Bond fix read Vargr.
Who invited Tommy Tantrum to the party?
I prefer his cousin Tommy Twotone
No one has ever beaten me at chess while I was stoned, but when I was sober my wife beat me all the time.
In movies, those credited as "executive producers" are not the primary producers. With SPECTRE, Broccoli and Wilson were producers, and Callum McDougall was executive producer (he also doubled as unit production manager). Going further back into Bond history, Michael G. Wilson was executive producer of Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy but he was not the primary producer (Albert R. Broccoli was) of the three.
On The Silent Storm, Broccoli and Wilson were among 12 executive producers. On Radiator, they were among eight executive producers.
Put another way, Broccoli and Wilson were involved with both movies. But they were not the primary producers of either.
Full cast and crew of Radiator:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4028876/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm
Full cast and crew of The Silent Storm:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2923780/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm
You can be an exec producer and do very little. It can be a pretty meaningless title in film and also US TV, handed out willy nilly, whereas In UK TV you'd likely have editorial input.
Ok I don't want a 4 years wait, it feels like an eternity but an Anniversary film its always good.
It means a big promotional campaign, a new beautiful Bond boxset collection and a whole new wave of fans.
Anniversary films get their campaigns so big that so many people who never watched a Bond film before they will watch it for the very first and very likley stay as Bond fans.
I know many of you hate it but i bet many fans got into Bond with Die Another Day( at least I did) and many others watched for the very first time a Bond movie with Skyfall.
so as eternal as wait looks, see the silver linings and its that the next film will be an Anniversary movie.
Bond only gets such a huge promo in either of these two cases new Bond actor or Anniversary film and thinking of both cases in one it's gonna be something bigger than ever.
It makes me excited a60th Anniversary release.
I can imagine the gorgeous boxset we all are going to get and maybe we will get new steelbooks of all the Bond films for everyone who wants to buy sny film individually or a proper release of the actors box sets but with much prittier casses.
maybe a steelbook box with space for 2-6 discs and a cover with metalic silver and gold.