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I agree as well.
I mean, Bond 26 could see an entire clean slate and a possible auteur like Nolan could slot in nicely. Crikey....the prospect of a Christopher Nolan directed film is intense.
We might even get Tom Hardy as Bond....
https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/amp32617787/john-david-washington-tenet-denzel-son-life-story/?__twitter_impression=true
“The film has more action than any film I’ve ever done. It has a plethora of action sequences that he’s taken the lead in. So he gets to do all kinds of different things. That athleticism also puts itself into the way he walks down the street and the way he talks and the way he moves,” Nolan says. “I remember years ago reading an account of when [Bond franchise producer] Cubby Broccoli first saw Sean Connery and considered him to play James Bond. He looked out the window and watched him walk away at the end of the meeting and said, ‘He moves like a panther, he moves like a cat, like a catlike grace,’ and I think John David has his own version of that. In every move, there’s this extraordinary athleticism and energy. This kind of controlled energy just fits this type of character so well. He’s just extraordinarily graceful.”
I'd only accept a Nolan directed Bond film with Hardy as 007...
I think it's clear that Nolan has clearly watched all the behind-the-scenes documentaries. Though, I think it was Saltzman who made the comments about Connery moving like a cat. But still, it's a pretty deep cut Bond reference.
Also more Tenet photos:
Oh, and I can't stand Tom Hardy ;)
don't tempt my dreams
I agree with you. His films are clinical, and to the extent they are emotional, it is because of the actors (DiCaprio and Cotillard dig deep in Inception).
Yeah I think so too. He’s not like early Spielberg, say, who could nail both the technical and the emotional sides perfectly. But perhaps Tenet will prove me wrong.
I have never really forgiven Nolan for mucking up The Prestige, based on a novel by one of my favourite science fiction authors. Although I quite like Nolan’s film (it’s the most emotional one of his that I have seen) the big “twist” at the end of the film is just a minor twist in the novel, and it comes halfway through.
Yes, and with Australia pulling it as @DaltonCraig007 mentioned, it does seem very unlikely at this point. I'd be sad if theatres reopened in July and we still had to wait until November for Bond anyways.
And to add to that: There are currently 40 million unemployed Americans and a global pandemic that requires strict social distancing measures. And these riots are happening precisely in Covid-19 hot-spots. I am still unsure of not only Tenet's release, but NTTD's release. A global pandemic (the biggest in decades), a global recession (the biggest in a century), and now major social troubles (the biggest in decades) happening all at once is a recipe for disaster.