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Pihla Viitala (Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters (mid 30s, attractive, femme fatale material?))
Jouko Ahola (henchamn type)
Vera Jordanova (don't know anything she's done, 43, attractive def. femme fatale)
Samuel Vauramo (villanous type)
Jasper Pääkkönen (don't know him, definite crazy-henchman vibe)
Laura Birn (late 30s, A Walk Amongst the Tombstones, GF material?)
There are a lot of Finns in the film world with great looks... But I see more of them as being villainous than allies...
Is he an actor as well? Thought he was just a director, writer, producer.
He has a few acting credits, according to IMDb.
Edit: Maybe HE'S the one EON should get? Direct B25, write it, co-produce it and play the villain?
Not as good as the previous two Harry Palmer films, but definitely worth the watch. It's a enjoyable entry in the Harry Palmer series. Françoise Dorléac could have been a good Bond girl, I think.
Looking at pics of Finland and its capital city, Helsinki, and wow, what a great setting for some Bond action... Checkout this "rock Church"... Imagine a secret meeting and a murder of an ally in this place...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temppeliaukio_Church
(I immediately got the FRWL soundtrack in my head...)
The Ipcress File is one of my all-time favourite films. Absolutely love it. Funeral in Berlin is also worth a watch. The 90's films are more forgettable (although I'm planning a rewatch of them soon). The two 90's films also features Jason Connery!
An uncle of mine has travelled to Finland more than a few times, and he says it's a great place to visit, and very overlooked as a tourist destination. I think Finland could be a great place to shoot scenes for Bond 25.
Ugh. No to your plastic surgery idea. Not only is it cheap, tacky and reeks of soap opera but its also an insult to the next actor as they would technically still be Craig’s Bond, albeit with a new face. Hardly ideal for a new actor to forge his own identity in the role.
I would like to see Icebreaker get adapted into a movie. Based on the general storyline, that I have read, (I have yet to read the book), it feels like great movie material. Make some minor changes, that's all.
I was talking about EON doing it, with blessings from his estate and IFP.
I meant I haven’t read all the books but sigh
Finnish Winter locations look wonderful in that film.
They really do. It will be interesting to see if the potential casting of a Finnish actor/actress can have a correlation with Finland as a possible filming location/setting.
What's even sadder is we could have had 4 movies from 2012 to 2018.
I'm happy if part of it is filmed there, yes.
I'd need several shelves for that collection. ;)
Even sadder is that in terms of time, the 6 year gap marked the half way point of the franchise. Until then we had 16 films. Since then only 8.
Ouch. I hadn’t thought about it that way.
In movies, most of the times it's just made up gibberish.
https://finland.fi/arts-culture/a-unique-filming-location/
https://filminginfinland.fi/locations/
list of films shot in Finland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Films_shot_in_Finland
In Skyfall, Silva's henchman speaks his native language in a deserted island scene. Albeit it's just one short simple sentence.