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I suppose everyone bashing Zimmer has forgotten about Interstellar, the Dark Knight, Inception, The Last Samurai, Pirates of the Caribbean... one of the best working composers today. Under Nolan he produces incredible scores.
http://screenrant.com/james-bond-25-christopher-nolan-producer-syncopy/
Best to shut it down quickly if it's false.
http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2017/05/04/christopher-nolan-producing-bond-25-5-4
Are you referring to this? No change here.
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09577149
As I said, if it's not true, they'd better shut this one down fast, otherwise we are in for anticlimactic city.
I think the speculation on Nolan is fine, I just wonder if people actually read sometimes.
Maybe this thing is a hoax put up by a random member, but I doubt it's EON themselves playing 4D chess again.
Oh I don't and I believe this Nolan nonsense is just that however I wouldn't be opposed. The real story is the Paul Mcguin one that one I think is legit but since no one wants to discuss it meh
He's the rumor MI6 Discussion deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
Escalation?
We start talking McGuigan.
They raise you Nolan.
We start talking Annapurna.
They raise you Warner.
Sorry Menses, wrong again.
Nice
Me too think Nolan will crush it!
In fact, it's a crying shame that he made Batman in 2005, when the producers could have snagged him to do the Bond reboot, before he became a big deal. Even in his own words, he basically made a Bond film with 'Batman Begins'. 'Inception' also stole a lot of the style and set-pieces you'd expect to see in a Bond picture.
Furthermore, Mendes has spent the last 5 years as a Nolan tribute act.
However, this guy writes his own ticket. He's one of the only filmmakers in Hollywood who can get $200m original films greenlit (if not the only guy). Why would you want to do a Bond film? There is certainly a prestige attached, but it's not any sorta acclaim that Nolan hasn't previously ascertained or exceeded. What exactly is his incentive here? If he wants to do a spy film - why not do your own? He'd get the same budget that EON would
Maybe he's had a killer idea and just wants to do a one-off? But Nolan is a "big deal" and likely has a big ego. Does he want to work in EON's sandbox? Would he want to do something with Craig? Are Fiennes, Whishaw and Harris out? Will we get a Bond concept-album film? A special one-off type of deal?
The real question is why are Syncopy involved? It's interesting to note that EON have teamed up with other production companies in the past. MR, CR and SF all had additional companies involved. Though they served a more financial role - if Sycnopy are involved, they would take a lead on the creative side.
Interesting news. But nothing to get too worked up about.
Interstellar just sounded like he fell asleep on his keyboard.