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It won't happen, but I think if Craig left after SF Brosnan could do 1 more film and it'd be believeable, but only if it was an older Bond on his last mission or something.
He did deserve another film. Or at least, a better final one. Tarantino should direct a Bond film though, you're right there.
I'd love his return, but the ageing problem IS what counts.
BTW, Craig will make more 3 movies (not counting Skyfall), so until there, Brosnan will be much more aged.
Agreed, wouldn't he be OLDER then MOORE after Craig's B24 and 25
I am waiting for that too. Him with graying hair is perfect for an aged spy. I will like to think it is his Bond after retirement, and now only runs agents.
I do hope he gets back in shape for it. He sort of lost touch after Bond, then got back in shape for The Matador and especially Seraphim Falls, and I thought he was great in both. Very rugged look in those. He wears a beard quite well I must say!
Should be a great film, the source material definitely has potential anyway.
Do you know what the film is going to be about? IMDb has nothing.
And if they want their new Bond's to be 5-7 picture deals, they'll always go younger.
As Shardlake said, let him go.
"Based on the book There Are No Spies by Bill Granger, NOVEMBER MAN tells the tale of an ex-CIA operative who is brought back in on a very personal mission and finds himself pitted against his former pupil in a deadly game involving high level CIA officials and the Russian president-elect."
That's the only official synopsis so far. :)
Hey- didn't Pierce say in an interview once that he'd 'love to film Bond's death scene'? Maybe someday....
I had a similar thought as you once, @lewisblake:
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/2506/the-expendables-got-me-thinking.....-yes-this-is-bond-related#Item_24
God, so many missed opportunities.
He did, and he also did Dante's Peak, so those two examples alone prove he can handle both plot and spectacle well.
On another tangent;
Do you guys think there will ever be another rogue Bond film?
Plus, would it be good for the modern Bond films?
Say - EON bought out a Bond film with Craig entitled Risico directed by Christopher Nolan - meanwhile the same year Tarantino brings out his own Bond movie starring a grizzly Brosnan as a 60 year old Bond entitled....Blood Stone.
Wouldn't it actually be great for the Bond franchise rather than take away from the franchise to have that kind of competition? EON could even treat it like a homegrown domestic boxing fight and take the rogue Bond film under it's wing as well, but promote it as a 'battle of the Bonds'!????????????????
As much as some of Brosnan's supporters deny it, he was not let down by bad scripts and would not have delivered an amazing performance if only given better material. Each of his films gave him lots of emotional "meat" to work with and he wasn't able to capitalize on it. So if Craig left and somehow Brosnan did one more film in the future it would have to be a throwback to the style of his films from the 90's.