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Ok thanks ;) @jake24
That said, one of the critical elements of this film I actually would like to know beforehand is.................
BB said it on the record.
The Shatterhand logo was taken from fan art poster.
I have a thread in the fan creations section of the forums where you can see all my Bond posters. I posted this Shatterhand teaser over a year ago.
My thoughts exactly. Their social media pages do nothing to facilitate fan engagement. The recent uploads on their YouTube channel and Instagram page are just a bunch of ~20 second clips from various Bond films, some of which don’t even have audio.
It isn t random. I guess @Red_Snow googled her name.
;)
I think it could easily be something from Fleming still, just not Shatterhand. And not necessarily a title from Fleming.
There's a henchman rumor now? I don't come here often enough. How substantiated is it @007Blofeld?
It better be !!!!
Agreed,this is one of the aspects (apart from sticking the bloody gunbarrel on the end) that frustrate me with the Craig era..not good gunbarrels,the best being CR !!
Don't forget Moonraker. Iguazú Falls scene was shot from the Argentinean side ;)
Anyway, from what I've heard, shooting in Chile was kinda problematic, so it's very unlikely they'll return to South America soon.
But that was 3 years before the Falklands War with the Argies,in 1982.
EON should buy this fan art from the fan who made it. That’s so good
True, they should hire him. I've been saying that for years :)
Having said all this, it is not unlikely Suttirat Anne Larlarb really will be the costume designer of Bond 25. Why? Because I spoke to some (a well connected Bond fan with a youtube channel) who knows for a fact who the costume designer of the film is. This person was not willing to tell me who the costume designer is, but after some prodding I was told that it's either:
- Jany Temine returning from Skyfall and Spectre OR
- frequent collaborator of Danny Boyle and production designer Mark Tildesley, Suttirat Anne Larlarb (I believe if Tildesley is still on board, then it's Larlarb) OR
- frequent collaborator of Fukunaga, Jenny Eagan
I believe Temine is out, since she has already begun working on BLACK WIDOW, so our next costume designer is either Larlarb or Eagan. By the way, isn't it shocking that this close to the start of filming we have no idea whether Tildeslay has been replaced or not?
Shocking but not worrying. It is clear that a Production designer is attached as we have heard of sets being built. Either they have decided to move forward with Tildesley or Gassner as he has recently been posting Instagram images from London.