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Perhaps it wouldn´t be bad if the producers had a clearer vision of some key elements, like Cubby and Saltzman had.
during the opera scene Marc forester brought in a few of his buddies to record dialogue
hence why you also here Forester saying
"I'm still not sure the Tierra project is the best use of Quantum's time"
And Marc Foster has shown what comes to hiring a non bond fan.
Mendes he's shown to make very financially successful Bond films so to them their investment with Sam paid off.
Danny Boyle
Philipp Noyce
Christoph McQuarrie
Tomas Alfredson
(who is currently filming the adaption of Jo Nesbo's SNOWMAN with Michael Fassbender as Harry Hole, and I liked TINKER TAYLOR SOLDIER SPY)
Y Tu Mamá También and Children Of Men but I'm not sure he would be the right choice for Bond
With Die Hard maybe many think he is too similar to Glenn but the way he pulled off the thomas crown affair makes me think he could be the greatest thing happeining to Bond.
Another pick is Roger Donaldson who was great directing The November man.
He's now out.
So he could do a Bond film but why was he in jail?
Does anyone know?
"He pled guilty to perjury and lying to an FBI investigator in regard to his hiring of the private investigator Anthony Pellicano in late 2000 to illegally wiretap the phone calls of two people, one of whom was Charles Roven, a co-producer of his dystopian science-fiction action film remake Rollerball (2002).[4] He was incarcerated in federal prison from April 2013 to February 2014. During his imprisonment, he declared bankruptcy amidst foreclosure proceedings for his ranch residence and struggles to pay legal fees and IRS tax debt.[5] His last completed film project was the mystery-thriller Basic, released in 2003."
My source is the only trustworthy, official site out there, Wikipedia.
That's sad
He is a very talented director who got into trouble just for doing something as stupid as lying about the rights of a film.
Lets hope he can worl again and show why he is one of the best in action along with Martin Campbell
The only two good directors in the last 20 years were Martin Campbell and Roger Spottiswoode.
Mendes did good with Spectre but only because he had his trail and error run with Skyfall.
I hope they get someone that knows how to direct gritty action.
The action in the world of 007 has never been grittier than it was in QoS.
If barely visible or recognisable.
I do feel bad for those who have issues with following along with the action. Not sure why, but it's damn good to me, and that's the kind of fighting I've wanted to see Bond partake in for quite some time.
=))
Maybe it's an age thing. In 2008 at 34 I was barely able to follow the PTS it gave me a headache and I seriously doubted EONs sanity. On TV it's better of course. Still some of the action could be so much better if edited in a sane way and not in warp 9.5 tempo.
If it was announced that he, along with Deakins' are on board for B25, I can't fathom how I would react.
I second that question.