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Naturally I think there is a cut off point where it becomes too creepy in the opposite direction. Maybe I am biased, but I would consider the three I named as with the realistic age bracket, that I would love to see as the main Bond Girl.
Eh they harp on it via the title song and their discussion on the train at dinner (settling down/giving up his life as an assassin to be with someone). I wish that had been more downplayed. I also like Madeleine, but I don’t think she should be Bond’s “special one.”
He would make a great villain.
A doormat.
Wow.
Yes, I see the resemblance...
(And I know he played a younger version of Albert Finney's character in Big Fish)
Falling testosterone levels.
LOL
10% unless Waltz really wants to work with Boyle.
I couldn't care less about MI Fallout, with all due respect.
This article hits the nail on the head.
When it comes to Bond, the film will generally only be as good as its script. In short, bad Bond films are the result of bad scripts more than bad directors. In Forster's case, he really had no script and had to pull that thing together--salvage it, really. QoS would have been a huge mess under lesser hands.
Mendes takes a lot of heat for what happened in SP, and I am not sure that that is fair--at least not completely. We know the following: 1. Mendes was hired after Logan had already begun working on the script; 2. EON didn't received the rights to the Blofeld character until after that point; 3. Mendes was not happy with the draft of the script he received about 6 mos. prior to scheduled filming.
As for a Boyle/Hodge storyline...I am thinking that Blofeld will be back, but in a limited way, still incarcerated. The structure of the Silence of the Lambs may be a blue print.
Who is the guy who directs all these trashy yet highly entertaining Liam Neason movies? Would be interesting to see him turn his hand to Bond.
There are so many different routes they could go down that would be lots of fun. Peter Hunt's OHMSS still stands out for being one of most off beat, different Bond films. Why not have a Bond that is much more of a pacy thriller directed by someone who makes those films for a living? Forster sort of tried to do that with QOS I suppose. I like that film but know it also could have been a whole lot better.
As a person I don't like her but as an actress she is quite nice.