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Thanks, didn't saw that.
It's the girl!
Yep. See my earlier post. It is amazing what HD and a larger screen can provide. LOL
Maybe he means that his plan is so diabolical that it will affect the world for generations, and long after he has gone, if he is playing god - manipulating nature?
Also, that is such a dope shot. Looks great. One amongst many.
Don't think he is but Waltz also said he wasn't playing Blofeld ...
Very true... But hopefully they aren’t gonna try and “trick” us with that again
And he wouldn't return in Bond 25.
I think you may be correct about the Cuban club scene with people falling down.
Perhaps the weapon is some sort of genetically selective poison that doesn’t affect everyone.
The speed at which it acts would need to be unrealistically fast though.
I also don't think that hand-prosthetics (film) or steel pincers (novel) need to be a defining feature for any Dr. No character (even if Fleming characteried him like that). If Cary Fukanaga re-invented him here (which would be appropriate for the 25th anniversary film), in my opinion he wouldn't even need to sport hand-prosthetics as a defining mark for Dr. No.
I think was different because the interviewer did not mention Dr. No by name and Rami did even though he wasn't specifically asked about him. Compared to people asking Waltz very specifically "Are you Blofeld?" over and over.
I think there may be elements borrowed but Safin seems far more dangerous already than Dr. No. He's running through the woods with a gun, something Dr. No never would have done.
Interesting he was keen on exploring how to make Safin as unsettling as possible with stuff we haven't seen before.
He mentions he was just sitting there with Daniel who was talking more about the plot but I can't find that interview anywhere. Anyone else see it yet?
Yeah, and CBS initially took that to mean he was playing Julius No and put that on their article before eventually taking it off.
He won't be. Waltz denying he was most certainly not Blofeld was so bad it could've won him a razzie.
Its really silly stuff isn't it.
The only reason I can see them re-introducing Dr. No would be as a way to unlock all their previous villains/stories. In today's franchise market, IP is scarce to come by, and I'm sure that they would like to re-maik and re-imagine the old films if they could. I certainly hope that's not the case with what they're doing.
One thing I thought of though: Dr "No" -> "No" Time To Die ???
No, I don't think it will be someone named Dr. No wearing a Noh mask and saying "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to RETIRE. PERMANENTLY. "
Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Haha well said
If there *is* cloning involved, I suppose either Safin or Madeleine could be clones. I still don’t think that’s the case, although it might explain why Blofeld’s birthday is listed as 1946 on the computer screen in the trailer.
This.