All the Bond actors in a fight - who wins?

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  • edited August 2012 Posts: 12,837
    @MartinBond But Jackie Chan would destroy Clint Eastwood AND Chuck Norris.



  • Posts: 1,052
    Roger Moore would charm them all into submission and probably bed them while he was at it!
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
    edited August 2012 Posts: 13,999
    Who would win? Dalton. How? He burns down the arena while the other 5 Bonds are getting ready for battle.

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    *Dalton walks away from the inferno* "Buuurn baby, buuurn."
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 4,813
    That is such a badass pic of Dalton. I wish I looked that cool in photos 8->

    Reminds me of Mad Men a little
  • Posts: 11,425
    Poor Dalts. He was good but could have been great.
  • Posts: 11,189
    Good pic, does look quite "BBC drama-ish" though.
  • Posts: 11,425
    Bit too stagey, eh? ;)
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    Getafix wrote:
    Bit too stagey, eh? ;)

    Hmm...more "too TV orientated" in this case :p

    Looks a bit like someone from The Sweeney. That said Craig's had similar poses so I can't complain.
  • Posts: 11,425
    "too TV orientated" ?

    I really don't get that argument at all.
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 12,837
    The Sweeney? TV oriented?

    Nah, I think you're just desperately looking for something to criticise him for here.

    That looks pure Bond. Just, just look at him. I'm guessing this is what he would've looked like in his never made Bond film. He should've had that hair while he was playing Bond, suits him better.

    This pic is also proof Bond needs to smoke again.
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    The Sweeney? TV oriented?

    Nah, I think you're just desperately looking for something to criticise him for here.

    That looks pure Bond. Just, just look at him. I'm guessing this is what he would've looked like in his never made Bond film. He should've had that hair while he was playing Bond, suits him better.

    This pic is also proof Bond needs to smoke again.

    I never said it was a bad pic, just looks a bit like a shot for a tv drama. What was it taken for anyway?
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 12,837
    I have no idea what it was taken for, I've never seen it before.

    What makes you think it looks like it's from a TV drama anyway?
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    I have no idea what it was taken for, I've never seen it before.

    What makes you think it looks like it's from a TV drama anyway?

    Just his manner. The scruffy way he's wearing the tie and the way the ciggy is hanging from his mouth (is that cig real or is it photoshopped?) He looks like a detective from a police show.
  • Posts: 4,813
    Must be behind the scenes of TLD- wasn't he wearing that outfit while following Kara?
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
    edited August 2012 Posts: 13,999
    That picture was taken on set of Dalton's 3rd Bond film, The Property Of A Lady (1994). ;)


    He looks like a detective from a police show? Dalton was badass enough to make The Sweeney cry, so you could be right.
  • Posts: 11,189
    That picture was taken on set of Dalton's 3rd Bond film, The Property Of A Lady (1994). ;)


    He looks like a detective from a police show? Dalton was badass enough to make The Sweeney cry, so you could be right.

    Ha, when did he do that?
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
    Posts: 13,999
    BAIN123 wrote:
    That picture was taken on set of Dalton's 3rd Bond film, The Property Of A Lady (1994). ;)


    He looks like a detective from a police show? Dalton was badass enough to make The Sweeney cry, so you could be right.

    Ha, when did he do that?

    Do what, make The Sweeney cry? I didn't say he did, I said he was badass enough to do so. Reagan & Carter would not have stood a chance. And i'm talking about the original Sweeney, not the remake.
  • Posts: 11,189
    BAIN123 wrote:
    That picture was taken on set of Dalton's 3rd Bond film, The Property Of A Lady (1994). ;)


    He looks like a detective from a police show? Dalton was badass enough to make The Sweeney cry, so you could be right.

    Ha, when did he do that?

    Do what, make The Sweeney cry? I didn't say he did, I said he was badass enough to do so. Reagan & Carter would not have stood a chance. And i'm talking about the original Sweeney, not the remake.

    I thought you meant he actually made John Thaw or Dennis Waterman cry (in character) during another production.

    Silly me :p
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
    Posts: 13,999
    BAIN123 wrote:

    I thought you meant he actually made John Thaw or Dennis Waterman cry (in character) during another production.

    Silly me :p

    Hey, it's possible. Many unforseen strange things have happened, who would have thought that Lazenby could knock out that monster of a man the world knew as Ollie Reed? Even if George had the skills, that was Ollie.
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    BAIN123 wrote:

    I thought you meant he actually made John Thaw or Dennis Waterman cry (in character) during another production.

    Silly me :p

    Hey, it's possible. Many unforseen strange things have happened, who would have thought that Lazenby could knock out that monster of a man the world knew as Ollie Reed? Even if George had the skills, that was Ollie.

    Ollie must have been drunk at the time ;)

    I suspect Lee Marvin was too when Rog slugged him
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
    Posts: 13,999
    BAIN123 wrote:
    BAIN123 wrote:

    I thought you meant he actually made John Thaw or Dennis Waterman cry (in character) during another production.

    Silly me :p

    Hey, it's possible. Many unforseen strange things have happened, who would have thought that Lazenby could knock out that monster of a man the world knew as Ollie Reed? Even if George had the skills, that was Ollie.

    Ollie must have been drunk at the time ;)

    I don't mind admitting that I would not even want to fight a drunken Ollie Reed. Even at my current age (26) and physical condition, if I was face-to-face with a drunken 61 year old Ollie, I would do a 180 and run away.
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    BAIN123 wrote:
    BAIN123 wrote:

    I thought you meant he actually made John Thaw or Dennis Waterman cry (in character) during another production.

    Silly me :p

    Hey, it's possible. Many unforseen strange things have happened, who would have thought that Lazenby could knock out that monster of a man the world knew as Ollie Reed? Even if George had the skills, that was Ollie.

    Ollie must have been drunk at the time ;)

    I don't mind admitting that I would not even want to fight a drunken Ollie Reed. Even at my current age (26) and physical condition, if I was face-to-face with a drunken 61 year old Ollie, I would do a 180 and run away.

    Meh, in fairness I probably would too (I'm the same age as you and even Rog or Pierce could probably beat me up) :(

    Someone like Laz though I suspect would be more than up for the challenge.
  • CraigMooreOHMSSCraigMooreOHMSS Dublin, Ireland
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    Brosnan beats Moore, Lazenby beats Brosnan, Connery beats Lazenby, Craig beats Connery, Dalton beats Craig.

    Dalton wins for me.
  • Posts: 11,425
    BAIN123 wrote:
    I have no idea what it was taken for, I've never seen it before.

    What makes you think it looks like it's from a TV drama anyway?

    Just his manner. The scruffy way he's wearing the tie and the way the ciggy is hanging from his mouth (is that cig real or is it photoshopped?) He looks like a detective from a police show.

    You are so blinded by inconsolable rage that you are making some very unconvincing statements about this pic where Dalts clearly looks every inch the movie star.
  • edited August 2012 Posts: 11,189
    Getafix wrote:
    BAIN123 wrote:
    I have no idea what it was taken for, I've never seen it before.

    What makes you think it looks like it's from a TV drama anyway?

    Just his manner. The scruffy way he's wearing the tie and the way the ciggy is hanging from his mouth (is that cig real or is it photoshopped?) He looks like a detective from a police show.

    You are so blinded by inconsolable rage that you are making some very unconvincing statements about this pic where Dalts clearly looks every inch the movie star.

    No...THIS is a movie star ;)

    http://filmcrithulk.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/sean-connery-james-bond.jpg

    So is this:

    http://images.fanpop.com/images/image_uploads/Casino-Royal-daniel-craig-118616_1024_768.jpg

    In fairness to Dalts he has had some more "movie star" photo's in his career. Its just THAT one looks like it came from a gritty drama IMO
  • edited September 2012 Posts: 144
    I think the most convincing onscreen fighter of all is Daniel Craig. He looks like he really could hand you your spleen. However this has more to do with up to date camera work and top notch fight choreography. Seeing them all in other films and measuring up their personalities, height, weight, build, and life background, I find it hard to believe any of these lads could stand up to Master Connery..
  • Connery in his prime would kill them all - but Craig would be crying I a corner after being ridiculed for hours by the others "your blonde and your first two films sucked!!" ;)
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    Connery in his prime would kill them all - but Craig would be crying I a corner after being ridiculed for hours by the others "your blonde and your first two films sucked!!" ;)
    Connery in his prime would kill them all - but Craig would be crying I a corner after being ridiculed for hours by the others "your blonde and your first two films sucked!!" ;)

    I have got to disagree old chap. The blonde thing was never an issue for me, and Casino Royale was superb. QOS is not as good, but still a decent film. I think Skyfall will see him back on form.
  • ThunderballThunderball playing Chemin de Fer in a casino, downing Vespers
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    Daniel Craig would be the last man standing. Roger Moore would be ousted first and pretty quickly. His raised eyebrow and quips won't help him here. Then Pierce Brosnan would go...his pretty faces would be knocked all to hell. Then Connery, wiley SOB that he is, him, Dalton, Lazenby and Craig would be one hell of a squabble. Timothy Dalton, Daniel Craig and George Lazenby are just a bit more physical than ol' Sean, so... Then Dalton would be out - Lazenby just doesn't mess around. Craig would then beat down Lazenby with a ferocity that's kind of terrifying to behold. Lazenby, bloodied but standing, samples some fine Royal Beluga Caviar (from north of the Caspian, of course) as he stumbles out of the picture. Daniel Craig, face all cut up (must be a day that ends with "y"), stands victorious.

    God, I feel like an 8 year old in a playground debate...who's tougher..
  • edited September 2012 Posts: 12,837
    OddJaws wrote:
    I think the most convincing onscreen fighter of all is Daniel Craig. He looks like he really could hand you your spleen. However this has more to do with up to date camera work and top notch fight choreography. Seeing them all in other films and measuring up their personalities, height, weight, build, and life background, I find it hard to believe any of these lads could stand up to Master Connery..

    That's the thing, lots of people seem to be picking Craig but he has a huge advantage: modern film making. Today there's better fight coreography, camera work, etc.

    I still reckon Lazenby would win. He won the part because of a fight test, he taught hand to hand to the Aussie military, he was mates with Bruce Lee, etc.
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