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And i've long been calling for Jaime Murray for Moneypenny, so it would be like a Hustle reunion. ;) A casting choice i'd like to see asap:
A fantastic actor (Rebus, The Vice & Uncle Adolf), there's no doubt in my mind that he would make a superb M. Authoritative and no-nonsense, just what's needed.
- Hugh Jackman as 007 ; Michael Fassbender as 007
- Hugh Laurie as the villain. Mix of Elliot Carver, Hugo Drax and Dr. No (let's say he's my head of evil pharma society, sowing death " à la carte" for terrorists and diamonds smugglers (as payment) thanks to their new created viruses tested on humans, they could counter attack themselves with antidotes at highest prices. He'd use his own Golden Gun ; containing aids virus...)
- Olivia Wilde as the good BG, Vesper typed. Ex-chemist who worked for Hugh Laurie's villain, fired ; she meets Bond and revenges the evil who destruct her family and life, teaming up with James, and becoming the very first 00 number 13.
- Angelina Jolie's Onatopp styled. Mercenary.
- Elisha Cuthbert as a BG.
- Robert Downey Jr. as the first (or better say) last henchmen, olé olé terrorist.
- John Cleese as Q ; in the pitch wtih Bond.
- Alice Taglioni (yes, a french woman) as a beautiful blonde Moneypenny.
-Samuel L. Jackson as another villain to chase in the next film, mercenary typed; "à la Dr. Kananga".
- Ed Harris (remember "The Rock" 1996 with Cage and Sir Sean) as new M, even if I truly like Fiennes/Malory new cast.
This for a classic-turning-to-quite modern film ; comparable to "Skyfall" style, current time.
... "I must be dreaming..."
I could definitely see Christoph Waltz as the chief villian in Bond 24.
However, if the producers are tired of Euro-Villains - after Mikkelsen, Almaric and Bardem - and would rather go American, how about:
- Thomas Haden Church;
- Morgan Freeman;
- Adrien Brody; or
- Joaquin Phoenix.
I would have loved to have seen Philip Seymour Hoffman play a Bond baddie, but I guess his role in MI:3 has put paid to that.
If a home-grown villain is required, how about:
- Gary Oldman;
- Dame Helen Mirren;
- Tom Wilkinson; or (in my dreams, I know)
- Daniel Day-Lewis.
Geoffrey Rush - as an Aussie, and a great actor to boot - could, I am sure, play a convincing American or Brit.
IMO, Skyfall has raised the bar in terms of the level of acting talent we can anticipate in the next film or two, so I don't think that any of the actors named above - bar Day-Lewis, perhaps - are seriously out of reach.
William Dafoe or Gary Oldman as Blofeld
Blake Lively as Moneypenny
Mark Dacascos does look very similar to Joeseph Wiseman. I think he would make a good Dr. No.