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Thesis 139: Agree. But it reflects reality though in terms of our politicians though! The word Honourable should have no association with MP's in my view. Due to all the scams they are all up to their necks in!
Tax havens and expense scandals! The Westminster bubble truely does exsist as they have no idea how the real world works? :-q
Can't say it better than that.
Agree. Of course, Fleming wrote in a different era and a different cultural mentality.
<font color=blue size=7><b>Ben Whishaw's Q should not try to copy of Llewelyn's Q but be his own Q instead.</b></font>
We aim to please. ;-)
This new kid should not attempt a Q of pre-2000 rendition or anything like it. Was not happy about the appointment from day one. He should just do his own thing
Thesis is correct
Agree! Its the same principle as whoever plays Bond, Moneypenny or M?! Make it your own.
One of the easier ones. Agree.
That's Llewelyn all over, nobody should duplicate such an immortal phrase, not least of all this new kid they've brought in
I doubt he'll use it, not strictly because it is Desmond's best line as Q, but also because the line itself suggests more of grandfatherly line, where the age difference is intended. With Wishaw, he'd be younger than Daniel Craig's 007, so it'd almost be insulting for him to say such to one older than him.
That's a bit like only wanting Connery having the "You must be joking" line. In time, he may say it and what's the harm in that? It's a Q line, not a Llewelyn line though I'm not really a fan of it.
Agreed, although I'm very fond of, "Don't touch that! That's my lunch."
I love that one also, even more so because it is from GoldenEye!
Grouchy old timer or young blood, a man's lunch is his lunch! ;)
<font color=blue size=7><b>Had it not been for those court restrictions, Stromberg and Drax could and would have been Blofeld.</b></font>
But that would've meant Blofeld used the same basic plan 3 times.