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At some point Bond could be shown a photo of her, and is told that she was found dead; she was assassinated .
Yeah. That's a stylish way of doing it. That would suffice.
There's so much of NTTD I'm looking forward to seeing, on paper it all looks great, hopefully they nail the execution
I don’t think that she will be referenced, but Bond films operate on two levels, for the general public and for those more knowledgeable. Bond hearing that she has been eliminated would be a nice callback and it would fit into a purge going on within SPECTRE.
Do they though? There aren't many fan references, I feel like you'd have to go back to DAD and the various anniversary winks for that.
I think generally they're made entirely for an audience who have only the vaguest memory of the last one, and in fact mostly for people who have never seen one before- they should be able to pick everything up.
Yeah, she wasn't a loose end or anything. I certainly don't want to hear that she's been killed off.
That wouldn't speak too highly of Felix's talents.
Or she could
Well, they do have people everywhere.
Fingers crossed!!!!
I know people on here like to try and understand the exact details so I’ll correct you slightly.
Dalton’s car in TLD was a V8 Saloon, and the car in NTTD is evidently the same model as referenced by Aston Martin in their official notice last year. Having grown up around these cars, ( parents had one in the 1980s) there is a generally an easy way to define these both visually; in most cases the V8 Vantage, (in both hard top and convertible Volante form) have closed colour matched front radiators and defined front spoilers and (due to them being more powerful variations of the standard Saloon,) larger wheels and tyres to accommodate the engineering.
You will see neither the TLD or NTTD cars have these characteristics so not Vantage.
Both cars were recently in the Bond in Motion exhibition.
One strange fact I do know is that a number of body shells were supplied but never used on cars from TLD and I would be interested to know if the NTTD cars were constructed from these leftovers which used to live at Pinewood. There are evidently several made to look the same, and one was fitted with the roof top driving cage, and we know the cars were transported to London, Norway and Italy so will be great to see the car featured and allowed more screen time.
Thanks for me allowing to be a geek!
Can’t wait to see the finished film.
You're right, but I think because the saloon cars were based on AM owner Victor Gaunlett's personal car (which was the convertible Bond drives), which I believe actually was a Vantage Volante (note the side strakes have the Vantage badging) which he got built to his own specific preferences, they sort of become a bit of a special edition Vantage!
It's possible but a weird difference between the TLD cars and the NTTD ones is that the TLD ones had sunroofs and the NTTD ones don't. Obviously that can be welded but it might show that they're not cars from TLD.
Why not?
September in the UK!
I just listened to this episode. Included a few tidbits about No Time To Die. First Tom was on location in Matera and loved it. Second was he worked closely with Linus Sandgren in the editing room which he stated is his preferred process. Lastly sounds like Tom is a huge fan of Bond. His earliest film memory is of seeing Thunderball.
Oh right you limeys get it a week early!
And the US gets it on the final day of announced releases. I'm okay with that.
No hard feelings 😉🍸
https://deadline.com/2021/07/lea-seydoux-interview-cannes-french-dispatch-deception-story-of-my-wife-france-1234784736/
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