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I'm hoping that the bike jump in the trailer (as impressive as it is) isn't the main set piece.
As I've said before, there's still so much that we don't know, it's refreshing after the SP script leaks.
Except when he isn't, like in the original Ian Fleming stories. And in License to Kill when he quits.
This option is obviously less ideal when we have to wait five years between films of course.
Brilliant, haha.
100% agree.
3 hours is too long for pretty much any film.
Watched the Irishman the other day and had to break it into 2 sittings
Nope. Cinemas already probably not too happy about this (less shows per day) would stretch the time out even longer.
Avengers Endgame and other recent releases in that runtime range eg It Chapter 2, Blade Runner, Interstellar didn't have one and so won't this.
What happened to Japan?
Is there any new info in that interview? Any chance you might be able to post it here (don't worry about translating if you don't feel like it)
As mentioned before, 174 mins including credits appears to be the current runtime.
New on set still with Ana De Armas by Greg Williams for Chopard:
https://quillandpad.com/2020/02/02/diamonds-are-forever-chopard-partners-with-james-bond-in-no-time-to-die/
Just a slight stiffness coming on.
You’re 100% right
In the shoulder of course :D
The stony beach outside Maratea, with Lashana and Lea, and now Daily's claim that White Island would serve as Safin's lair or at least the exterior. Are there any resemblance between those locations?
If so, arial footage of white island - cut to: Lashana/Lea in the rib boat outside Maratea - approaching the stony beach - cut to: Lashana entering alone the lair somehow? Lea outside with a walkie talkie (as she has in one of the pictures from the filming in october)
Thank you for posting, I just picked up this magazine for 8 bucks on ebay. Last one here, guys:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/REVUE-PREMIERE-N-504-FEVRIER-2020-MOURIR-PEUT-ATTENDRE/153815457692?hash=item23d01d9f9c:g:xAkAAOSw2WheMxLI
She is beautiful, feel like she gets better looking in every new still, she was amazing in Knives Out as well. Looking forward to her 15 minutes in the film...
As for the 3 hour runtime, not sure what to make of it but so long as the pacing is right, the more of Craig's Bond the better
Well, not too much, but they're both volcanic shores with dark sand. Anyway White Island will serve just for aerial shots I suppose. But they did aerial shots also of the Far Oer islands...
Fleming wasn't writing with marketing in mind. In LTK, Bond was not replaced, and I would go so far as to say that his resignation was not accepted.
Bond was considered DEAD in SF, so he wasn't 007 for a time, either. But in his mind he still was: "007 reporting to duty."
All of this panic/concern over Nomi being 007 is a bit irrational to me. EON knows that James Bond IS 007 and has built an entire brand on that concept. It makes no sense, in Daniel Craig's final film, to have another character assume that 007 moniker, from start to finish.
Note that the trades are calling this "Daniel Craig's last outing as 007."
I'm not sure that was true! He was pretty cynical, really (as well as being a very impressive writer) and was fairly desperate to get movies made out of his books- he wasn't only in it for the art but to make sales.