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@TripAces
1) I have a cropped version with only Craig and Jeffrey and it has been posted in here and social media like a year ago. So your gut feeling is correct. You have seen it before.
2) Craig and the wall, also old still. Letters in russian means 'restricted area'
Yes, it's Logan Ash. And yes again re: "lady in Santiago"
Go for it, I say. Universal’s contract is only for NTTD supposedly.
I'm getting Dr. No vibes from that photo, reminds me of the scene at the club between Bond, Quarrel and Leiter.
Red stri....... oh !
YES ! Well DONE !
Priyanga Burford will feature on the silver screen in James Bond's No Time to Die, which, after much rescheduling due to the pandemic, is now set for release in cinemas on 30 September.
"I play a government scientist and it was really cool, and really exciting to do," the star revealed. "When I went to Pinewood Studios to shoot it, it was around the time that Daniel Craig was recovering from breaking his ankle in Jamaica, so they had to turn the whole schedule around,which is like trying to turn a tanker.
"It was a really well oiled machine, because they're Bond and they can afford whatever they want and so everyone in that department is on top of their game. You walk into this production and you just feel like everyone is on it and it was really exciting and lovely to have a small part in something like that. Cary Joji Fukunaga [True Detective, Beasts of No Nation, Maniac] was a really fun and interesting director to work with."
This will be Craig's last role as 007, and speculation about which British actor will be taking over have been ramped up recently, along with conversations about whether Bond should be played by a woman.
"Controversially, I don't know about Bond as a woman because of Ian Fleming's novels, Burford admitted. "Because there is such a particular strain of masculinity in that character... He's from a particular background and place and institution that I think is patriarchal and masculine, and so I think if you're going to be true to that character you probably need a guy to do it.
"That's not to say you don't interrogate what that world is, which I think they are starting to do. So I don't know about Bond as a woman. Daniel Craig is such big shoes to fill – off all the people that are rumoured I've gone, 'yeah', but actually 'no'. I've never said yes to any of them that have been suggested..."
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/lifestyle/a36003091/priyanga-burford-itv-innocent-bond-film/
I wonder if she was there when they had their accident!
Already reference to this before, but that picture i must think again about this..
Original
Mirror Twist
This time, close to this shot from CR that is just from the other side.
Before Spectre used The Death Are a Life, i named this CR/Skyfall thing ''The Death comes to life''
Hot damn! You're on to something there!!!!!
NTTD for me it’s starting to feel not only as the definite closure to the Craig Era, but as the closure of an entire almost 60 years run coming full circle, with all those references to the first one and to the latest fully finished Fleming’s novel. The fact that MGM is probably going to be bought by Amazon is a factor as well.
I think you're right it does feel like an ending in a lot of ways, this time round. I'm nervous for what that means to the series
In many ways, we are more spoiled than fans of any other series or franchise. TWENTY-FIVE movies to enjoy. And yet, the thought of James Bond not returning or the franchise ending fills me with a dread akin to losing a loved one. I don't have that feeling with any other series, even ones I love. For example, I love the Star Wars movies, even the newest trilogy, but I'd be perfectly happy with them never making another one. It looks like we'll end up with 8 Mission: Impossible movies and I'll be fine with that, too. I enjoy Fast and Furious (don't judge me!) and Marvel, but I'm good with never seeing more of those. What is it about Bond that we just can't stomach the thought of the series ever ending?
Bond will always be around, just look at how many Sherlock Holmes films there are. Some awful, some great but Sherlock lives on. So will Bond.
There is no copyright on Sherlock Holmes. Everybody can produce a Holmes-film.
I think that will soon be the case with Bond? It already is in some countries.
https://io9.gizmodo.com/what-does-it-mean-now-that-james-bonds-in-canadas-publi-1678191830
I would be surprised if Danjaq's trademark on James Bond wasn't global.
It is global. Or at least must be. Try these:
https://euipo.europa.eu/eSearch/
https://www3.wipo.int/madrid/monitor/en/
https://www.tmdn.org/tmview/welcome
https://www3.wipo.int/designdb/hague/en/
And eventually that will be the case with Bond. Until that happens, there will always be someone interested in spending big bucks to license Bond if Eon is no longer interested in producing Bond adventures, just like they did with Holmes. Bond will always be with us.
I'm not sure it will, not if the trademark is maintained.
Quite how that effects making the films I don’t know. Film rights may be different. Mickey mouses initial incarnation might be public domain in a few years. Well have to see what her things change. Otherwise Batman superman etc etc will all follow in the next 20-30 years