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Is the weather in Jamaica that much of a concern, this early?
The Property Of A Lady
;)
Starting in July, yes.
Hurricane season begins on June 1 and ends November 30, although there can be tropical activity at other times. Generally things don’t really heat up unti August; shooting in late April into May should not be an issue.
In the Northern Atlantic Ocean, a distinct hurricane season occurs from June 1 to November 30, sharply peaking from late August through September; the season's climatological peak of activity occurs around September 10 each season.
Lets certainly hope so?!!!!
I have noticed that my drinks have been stiffer as of late. Could be unrelated, of course @DarthDimi.....
Exactly.
It's become tiresome, IMO. Just based on what rumors have surfaced and what little we do know, I'm the least excited about this new Bond film than I have ever been. I'm hoping once filming starts and the first photos begin to appear that burst of Bond energy will kick in.
I just hope between all of those writers at least one of them has come up with a better title than has been rumored.
A man
Walks with one
Yet always meant
To be alone
A man
Flings his gun
In the Thames
Big mistake
Just a man
Just the one
Just the fun
That's been missing
What he needs is
A wave-link!
Yes, a wave-link!
Wave-LIIIIIIIINK!
A wonderful novelty, don't you agree?
Hello Richard, it's been a while. I'll get you delicatessen, made out of stainless steel.
Could this be timed to coincide with Bond 25's production start?
It's more to do with the fact that your argument is incoherent. It would take more of my time to comprehend your opinion than it would to form an opinion off it. Therefore, I've grown weary to responding. All the best.
Why ruin a otherwise good looking car with that nasty, horrible blue stripe? Yuck!
But it does look good. As do most AM's. :-)
Too bad the Rapide doesn't sell, it's just too expensive and people prefer the weird Porsche Panamera. Even though the second generation is much less ugly lol.
Check out the wiki definition though:
noun. something moving very fast: They traveled like a blue streak through Italy. continuous, rapid, or interminable speech: to talk a blue streak.
Oh snap!
A Blue Streak. Title confirmed.
Actually sounds like a decent two hours.
If you have half a bottle of whiskey in you before it starts.
Very cool update, thanks @antovolk
The article does raise the interesting question of who will get credit on the script? I know there are very strict WGA rules on this. However, the only troublemaker is likely to be John Hodge. The other writers likely took large consultancy fees for a small amount of work. I can imagine that neither Burns or Waller-Bridge will take credit.
Currently we know of 7 writers who have contributed to the screenplay:
Robert Wade
Neal Purvis
John Hodge
Cary Fukunaga
Paul Haggis
Scott Z Burns
Phoebe Waller-Bridge
I imagine the credit will likely be:
Screenplay by Cary Fukunaga and Neal Purvis & Robert Wade
Story by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade and John Hodge
I just can’t see John Hodge not getting credited in some way. The WGA have very strict rules on first draft writers to ensure that, even when their work is mostly discarded or built upon, they receive some credit.
There are two alternatives that I could imagine though:
1. ALL the writers get credited and we have a Marvel situation. Just look on Wikipedia how many writers are credited for each solo entry. It’s usually between 4-6 and sometimes more hands have been involved.
2. There is an outside chance that Daniel Craig gets a story credit – since he has been very involved this time……just leaving this one out there.
We need at least 7 writers and nearly 5 years to get a Bond film out these days.
OHMSS only needed one writer to create a masterpiece. That film only had a two and a half year gap.
I don’t care about delays or however many scriptwriters we have, I just care that this time next year we will have Bond 25 :)
It is a fantastic film, despite it's dull actor (who got his karma by thinking that by listening to his agent he still could've had a successful career.)
And the "staying 100% close to the novel" issue with Blofeld not recognizing Bond.
Much more difficult now to try and get some genuine Fleming material into a plot.
I do think Eon could do a lot worse than to consider adapting some of the continuation novels from Gardner or Benson. I still love to see Amis' COLONEL SUN.