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I think he is far more likely than Beale simply for him being overwhelmingly popular with House Of Cards right now.
No but this is because the time frames did not match up.
http://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/pda/news/index.php3?itemid=9297
In 2009 he said "I would love to play the villain in Bond, but they haven't called yet."
Both could well appear in the next Bond film.
Popular and busy. Somehow I don't think he will do it just now. And I know that Spacey wanted to play a Bond villain, but not sure he was in the producers' mind. The American Beauty line is rather thin as evidence.
now we have actual new on Bond 24
James Bond screenwriter John Logan has revealed that the draft script for the next film is "almost done".
We've been on this from two pages ago. Hence the title. All this article is but a rephrasing of the Empire interview. No real 'real' news.
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=40356
"First draft" can mean anything. He obviously has written a treatment and started writing a draft from there. I'm sure he has completed a screenplay but is making it the best he could before turning it in. I'm in film school right now and I'm told the term "first draft" is used only for the draft that the studio execs see first, not necessarily the first draft you've written.
Exactly. I finished a script for my movie. As it sits It's currently the rough draft. But once my friends give me feedback on it, I can begin polishing it up. Remove scenes that don't ad to the story, make a few changes to scenes here and there. I'm sure Logan is getting feedback from the EON staff, Mendes and Craig and he's making appropriate changes.
No. The first draft will resemble about 10% of the final movie, if he's lucky. Some themes and plot will remain consistent but the script itself will be unrecognisable by the time they shoot.
Interesting. I wonder how Mendes' involvement altered the script, if at all. Though, isn't the idea they are running with the one Logan and Mendes thought up together?
I know he's a big name but when he's on form he's dynamite, I think it's a possibility after Bardem an Oscar winning actor having been in Skyfall plus his connection with Mendes.
He pitched the story to EON but there is no doubt, Mendes has his say to.
http://m.deadline.com/2012/10/gladiator-scribe-john-logan-to-write-next-two-james-bond-films
How reliable are the claims that Logan is preparing a two-story arc for Bond 24/25? I know we've discussed the possibility here previously, but I never heard any kind of confirmation about it. I'd love to see a two story arc, as it is basically a fixture of the Craig films at this point to have each film connected to the last (much less so with Skyfall though).
I think Skyfall is very much linked to CR and QoS, just not in the traditional ways you'd think about. Characters like Bond and M have developed since we saw them in CR, which definitely connects how they develop in Skyfall to their very first introductions (for the era) in CR for me.
In a way, SF, although a standalone story, is more connected to CR and QOS than GF was to the two previous movies.
People who win an Oscar for Editing don't really go on to work as assistant editors... By the way, I hope the Stuart Baird + Kate Baird team returns.
SF had probably more A-list talent on board than any other Bond film, and it was arguably the most successful Bond film ever made. Coincidence? Maybe. Maybe not. But either way, I suspect Miccoli will stick with the formula and pack B24 with A-list talent, too.
//How reliable are the claims that Logan is preparing a two-story arc for Bond 24/25? I know we've discussed the possibility here previously, but I never heard any kind of confirmation about it. I'd love to see a two story arc, as it is basically a fixture of the Craig films at this point to have each film connected to the last (much less so with Skyfall though).//
MGM's CEO said in November 2012 on an investor call that Logan had been hired to write Bond 24 and 25. Nothing was said that it'd be a two-part story.
In February 2013, some months after the original Deadline story about a two-part story arc was published, Baz B. of the Daily Mail had a story saying the two-part story arc plan "has been jettisoned and Bond 24 and 25 will be stand-alone pictures." according to that story.
As noted previously, both outlets had scoops proven correct about Skyfall.