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You learn something new every day! Makes yonder who Cary Fukunaga draws inspiration from. Could be an insight to what we might expect with Bond 25.
To my knowledge, Kubrick. He's been to his house a few times, even to study from his Napoleon archives in order to work in the gargantuan Napoleon project Spielberg is producing for television. Yep, Spielberg again ;) So, all the right Gods, so to speak.
Thanks, that's interesting for sure! Never been too much of a Kubrick guy myself (even Spielberg, but that's mostly a genre thing), but I do like Full Metal Jacket and The Shining. Two very disturbing films!
That’s why plasma HD is the superior format, none of this 4K nonsense
Go to the user @capt_defreitas. It’s the first photo on his account. Looks like maybe Daniel was taking flying lessons perhaps? Interesting.
Anyway, Craig is looking pretty well IMO.
Story by:
Neal Purvis
Robert Wade
John Hodge
Danny Boyle
Screenplay by / Written by:
Neal Purvis
Robert Wade
Cary Joji Fukunaga
Actually very plausable
2+ months out, he looks great
Or both?
Good catch. I didn’t even notice that.
He is well on his way @talos7 . No surprise
Same.
There are moments in SP where, IMO, he looks more like Bond than anywhere else in his run. Craig looked great in that film.
I general, with a couple of exceptions, he did look great in SP
My initial reaction to the comparison of the recent photo to how he looked in SP was my recollection of how he looked in some of the snow scenes, particularly post plane crash, where I found him looking tired and drawn.
For the most part he was on point .
This actually touches on a concern of filming in Norway and very cold weather; often, for numerous reasons, it isn’t complimentary to mature actors.
This was very evident for Roger in FYEO. Look at the difference between how he looks in the cold, snow scenes and how he appears in the Greek sequences , particularly the “boat drag”
He looks much better in the sunny ,warm environment.
He's looking trimmer in the above photo than he has in other recent shots, but I'm going to wait until there are shots from the actual film before passing further judgement.
eheh, had to be the one to say it.