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If you could be Bond in any Bond film which would you want to be in the most?

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  • 00Beast00Beast
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    Taking the idea from @HenryJonesVictor, hope he doesn't mind! Hahahaha.

    Sean Connery
    Dr. No- beating up Mr. Jones
    From Russia with Love- fight with Donald "Red" Grant
    Goldfinger- the Aston Martin car chase around Auric Enterprises
    Thunderball- fight with Jacques Boitier and escaping in the jet-pack and DB5
    You Only Live Twice- the volcano lair battle
    Diamonds Are Forever- fight with Peter Franks

    George Lazenby
    On Her Majesty's Secret Service- bobsled chase with Blofeld

    Roger Moore
    Live and Let Die- fight with Tee Hee
    The Man with the Golden Gun- fight with the nightclub thugs
    The Spy Who Loved Me- eliminating Stromberg, battling Jaws, and escaping Atlantis
    Moonraker- fight with Chang
    For Your Eyes Only- the ski chase with Kriegler
    Octopussy- battling Orlov's soldiers and chasing the train
    A View to a Kill- ski chase in Siberia, taking out the helicopter with a flare

    Timothy Dalton
    The Living Daylights- the car chase on ice
    License to Kill- bar fight

    Pierce Brosnan
    GoldenEye- the Russian Archives battle
    Tomorrow Never Dies- the Stealth Boat battle
    The World is not Enough- the entire pre-title sequence
    Die Another Day- car chase against Zao

    Daniel Craig
    Casino Royale- stairwell fight with Obanno
    Quantum of Solace- opera house shoot-out
  • thelordflasheartthelordflasheart
    Posts: 1,370
    00Beast wrote:
    Taking the idea from @HenryJonesVictor, hope he doesn't mind! Hahahaha.

    Sean Connery
    Dr. No- beating up Mr. Jones
    From Russia with Love- fight with Donald "Red" Grant
    Goldfinger- the Aston Martin car chase around Auric Enterprises
    Thunderball- fight with Jacques Boitier and escaping in the jet-pack and DB5
    You Only Live Twice- the volcano lair battle
    Diamonds Are Forever- fight with Peter Franks

    George Lazenby
    On Her Majesty's Secret Service- bobsled chase with Blofeld

    Roger Moore
    Live and Let Die- fight with Tee Hee
    The Man with the Golden Gun- fight with the nightclub thugs
    The Spy Who Loved Me- eliminating Stromberg, battling Jaws, and escaping Atlantis
    Moonraker- fight with Chang
    For Your Eyes Only- the ski chase with Kriegler
    Octopussy- battling Orlov's soldiers and chasing the train
    A View to a Kill- ski chase in Siberia, taking out the helicopter with a flare

    Timothy Dalton
    The Living Daylights- the car chase on ice
    License to Kill- bar fight

    Pierce Brosnan
    GoldenEye- the Russian Archives battle
    Tomorrow Never Dies- the Stealth Boat battle
    The World is not Enough- the entire pre-title sequence
    Die Another Day- car chase against Zao

    Daniel Craig
    Casino Royale- stairwell fight with Obanno
    Quantum of Solace- opera house shoot-out

    Wow, you really like fighting and killing people!

    What about enjoying a nice mojito and cigar in Cuba? ;-)
  • FromCanadaWithLoveFromCanadaWithLove Canada
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    I'd opt for Majesty, driving that beautiful DBS along the coast, only to get into a car chase with the love of my life, and then take out a bunch of baddies. Sounds solid to me.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
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    Diana Rigg would be the love of your life?
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
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    Baltimore_007 wrote:
    Diana Rigg would be the love of your life?

    He would be in Bond's place, so in that case, yes.
  • FromCanadaWithLoveFromCanadaWithLove Canada
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    0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote:
    Baltimore_007 wrote:
    Diana Rigg would be the love of your life?

    He would be in Bond's place, so in that case, yes.

    Yeah. It's more about the character, than Diana Rigg herself. She's cool, don't get me wrong, but it's more about how the story unfolds.

    That being said, I actually prefer the introduction in the book rather than the PTS. Why is Q talking about radioactive lint? No one knows.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
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    Because it sounds interesting maybe :P
  • thelordflasheartthelordflasheart
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    0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote:
    Baltimore_007 wrote:
    Diana Rigg would be the love of your life?

    He would be in Bond's place, so in that case, yes.

    But many Bond fans consider Tracy to be the ultimate Bond girl, myself included. It's not because of the fact that she was the woman that Bond decided to spend the rest of his life with; it was the personality that Rigg brought to the character (and looking like Diana Rigg doesn't hurt).

  • MurdockMurdock The minus world
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    thelordflasheart wrote:
    0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote:
    Baltimore_007 wrote:
    Diana Rigg would be the love of your life?

    He would be in Bond's place, so in that case, yes.

    But many Bond fans consider Tracy to be the ultimate Bond girl, myself included. It's not because of the fact that she was the woman that Bond decided to spend the rest of his life with; it was the personality that Rigg brought to the character (and looking like Diana Rigg doesn't hurt).

    Indeed, I had a Crush on Tracy and Emma Peel. (Rigg's version, not Uma Thurman.)
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
    Posts: 5,634
    Being the Ultimate Bond girl covers a lot of ground...

    I think in the simplest terms, I never had a problem with Rigg or indeed the Tracy Di Vicenzo character, but just seemed a bit bland maybe. A lack of vigor or excitement perhaps. The death scene at the end by Bunt never really moved me, although it did have an impact on a number of viewers, but I was always somewhat indifferent to events. Of course there was a certain amount of animosity between George and Rigg during production, but if you concentrate on the characters themselves, maybe there is a certain chemistry evident..
  • echoecho 007 in New York
    Posts: 6,396
    Baltimore_007 wrote:
    echo wrote:
    I'd pick one of the films with a happy ending and no torture...LALD or OP.

    That's about 99 per cent of them isn't it ?

    Most Bond films come to a happy end don't they, only On Her Majestys Secret Service and Casino Royale stand out for me, I don't really understand the Torture thing either?

    I'd quite happily have a happy ending in Live and Let Die and be tortured by Jane Seymour though...

    Torture like the rope in CR, or the centrifuge in MR, or the keelhauling in FYEO, or even the laser in GF.
  • MurdockMurdock The minus world
    edited July 2012 Posts: 16,362
    echo wrote:
    Torture like the rope in CR, or the centrifuge in MR, or the keelhauling in FYEO, or even the laser in GF.

    Well, technically the thread is about "If you were 007." It doesn't mean you'd do the same things as him or end up in the same situations. If I were ole Roger in Moonraker, I would decline getting on the centrifuge claiming to be sick with a stomach and I don't want to mess up such a nice machine. hehe. :p
  • SharkySharky
    Posts: 266
    DarthDimi wrote:
    TB: I get to bed Fiona and Domino, go to a tropical paradise and save the world. Oh yes.
    MR: I get to bed Corrine and Holly, go into space and save the world. Double Oh yes.

    Basically, it's all about bedding the right women and saving the world for me. :>

    I agree with that! i wouldn't mind attempting re-entry!
  • licensetoforumlicensetoforum
    Posts: 371
    LTK would be fun, despite I having to go rogue, but would also have the perfect ending with Pam in my arms. I always thought if they were to ever stop the series it should be done on a scene like that.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
    Posts: 5,634
    If I was Dalton in that, I'd get myself a sledgehammer and knock down that structure of a silly winking fish before anyone got a chance to see it.. :-<

    That's what Dalton's tenure ended on for me, and I get a bit irritated thinking about it sometimes - about as cringeworthy as Moore with 'not the soap' or 'ooooooooh' at the end of View to a Kill with a quite unsavory scene with a girl young enough to be his daughter in a shower..
  • thelivingroyalethelivingroyale
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    Cmon, has to be MR. It'd just be so much fun.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
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    Not with spending half the time with Lois Chiles it wouldn't....

    And that G-force simulator would scare the hell out of me, I'd put her on it instead

    I'd do it for the locations though..

    Spend some quality time with Michael Lonsdale would be a bonus too

    Maybe I'd like to do the somersault leap in Golden Gun also, but instead of Pepper, maybe have Goodnight instead, and I'd make damn sure there was no stupid sound effects either to go with it :-L
  • karatemanchan37karatemanchan37
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    I can't believe not many of you mentioned TSWLM. The opening sequence parachute ski jump; beautiful, exotic locations in Egypt and Italy; The Lotus itself; Some badass one-liners, the COD-style shootout on the Submarine, and of course, bedding Barbara Bach at her prime not once, but twice. :D
  • licensetoforumlicensetoforum
    Posts: 371
    karatemanchan37 wrote:
    I can't believe not many of you mentioned TSWLM. The opening sequence parachute ski jump; beautiful, exotic locations in Egypt and Italy; The Lotus itself; Some badass one-liners, the COD-style shootout on the Submarine, and of course, bedding Barbara Bach at her prime not once, but twice. :D
    TSWLM would be a great choice good catch by you!

  • Batman23Batman23
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    In Tomorrow Never Dies. The whole scene when Bond is stealing Gupta's information, takes out the hitman and escapes in the remote control BMW.
  • dramaticscenesofQOSdramaticscenesofQOS
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    LALD anybody? :O


    Baton Samedi laughing at how he knows you'll still be in for a chance at getting a bad grade eventually even if you kick butt after a harsh semester in achool.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
    Posts: 5,634
    Well yes, as it's my favorite Bond release, and sixteen hours on a train with Jane Seymour ?

    Reason enough for pleasant dreams. Goodnight
  • dramaticscenesofQOSdramaticscenesofQOS
    edited February 2013 Posts: 1,282
    I remember I was dating a black woman at the time I first saw LALD and my ex was coming back bc her bf dumped her and was crying. She was acting like she was better than my new gf and seemed all shocked like a jackass. I wanted to bring out a cello for the brat and play the LALD song part where it slows down singing"you used to say live and let live". And the funny thing is, I lived on and let my memory of that idiot ex's die!!!! LALD baby!
  • sirseanisbondsirseanisbond
    edited February 2013 Posts: 2,189
    Easy, has to be Thunderball. Why you ask? Simple: Domino, and Fiona... :x
  • hullcityfanhullcityfan Banned
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    SKYFALL! Biggest and best Bond film ever!
  • 007InVT007InVT Classified
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    If I had to pick 1 Bond film, it would be Casino Royale for the locations, poker scene, girls and general bad-assery of Daniel Craig.

    A close second would be Dr. No as Sean Connery.
  • fjdinardofjdinardo
    edited June 2013 Posts: 1,991
    Thunderball its not my favorite Bond film but just the location of the film would have me wanting to be in the movie. Best location ever in a Bond film Nassau Bahamas. I think Sean Connery had such a blast making that movie. Plus getting to fuck Fiona, and Dommino.

    Also Moonraker as well Venice, Rio, those Waterfalls, Outer Space and also getting to fuck Holly Goodhead oh hell yeah
  • hullcityfanhullcityfan Banned
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    fjdinardo wrote:
    Thunderball its not my favorite Bond film but just the location of the film would have me wanting to be in the movie. Best location ever in a Bond film Nassau Bahamas. I think Sean Connery had such a blast making that movie

    Nah Casino Royale because of the Bahamas and think about all the girls and the money you win.
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