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  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
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    Hey, a man can dream. I know that day will come eventually, thankfully, once we get the title of the film, plot, actors and characters, etc.
  • RC7RC7
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    Creasy47 wrote:
    Hey, a man can dream. I know that day will come eventually, thankfully, once we get the title of the film, plot, actors and characters, etc.

    Exactly. There is a tipping point with these things. Once we reach that it'll snowball. We're some way off hitting high gear though.
  • edited May 2014 Posts: 15,115
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.
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    Ludovico wrote:
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.

    Yes it's on the North East coast, just up from Scarborough. I believe the first goth festival of the year was end of April. The next being Halloween, naturally.

    The fish and chips are out of this world. And as you say, nothing beats eating them by the coast.
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    Ludovico wrote:
    Matt_Helm wrote:
    Getafix wrote:
    They need to improve his look. He just looks like a boring fart in the Bond movies.

    That's just about nails it. That intensity off his nonexistence on the screen feels almost painful to me and I really doubt there is much to do about his look.

    Quid? I mean, is Bill Tanner supposed to be bleeding Batman or Sherlock Holmes or something? He does desk work for MI6! How intense does he need to look?


    :)) :)) :))

    And I am sorely disappointed about Tobias Menzies as Villiers. The man is so completely plain. I expect M's assistant to have far more presence. Charismatic, intense, with some leadership qualities too. I saw none of that.
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    Ludovico wrote:
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.

    Yes it's on the North East coast, just up from Scarborough. I believe the first goth festival of the year was end of April. The next being Halloween, naturally.

    The fish and chips are out of this world. And as you say, nothing beats eating them by the coast.

    Oh cool, I need to visit it at around this time of year then. I am taking holidays in August and going to Devon, with a copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles. I intend to enjoy a couple of fish and chips shops there. Next year, maybe it will be Whitby.
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    Ludovico wrote:
    Ludovico wrote:
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.

    Yes it's on the North East coast, just up from Scarborough. I believe the first goth festival of the year was end of April. The next being Halloween, naturally.

    The fish and chips are out of this world. And as you say, nothing beats eating them by the coast.

    Oh cool, I need to visit it at around this time of year then. I am taking holidays in August and going to Devon, with a copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles. I intend to enjoy a couple of fish and chips shops there. Next year, maybe it will be Whitby.

    10417609_10202948946737545_6679804641937507982_n.jpg

    :-bd
  • edited May 2014 Posts: 7,507
    I go away for a while, and when I return I get back to this. A picture of fish and chips? ;)
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    edited May 2014 Posts: 12,480
    I have longed to visit much of the English countryside, including Yorkshire and other spots and Whitby is firmly on my list. That looks so delicious (even at 5:40 in the morning here).

    Yes, jobo, we are on fish and chips at the moment as Bond news is currently a dried prune. :)
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    jobo wrote:
    I go away for a while, and when I return I get back to this. A picture of fish and chips? ;)

    It was so damn good, I could've had another. ;-)
  • edited May 2014 Posts: 7,507
    Well, I guess we can say that the fish disagreed with something that ate it...
  • Posts: 6,396
    jobo wrote:
    Well, I guess we can say that the fish dissagreed with something that ate it...

    :)) =D>
  • Posts: 15,115
    Ludovico wrote:
    Ludovico wrote:
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.

    Yes it's on the North East coast, just up from Scarborough. I believe the first goth festival of the year was end of April. The next being Halloween, naturally.

    The fish and chips are out of this world. And as you say, nothing beats eating them by the coast.

    Oh cool, I need to visit it at around this time of year then. I am taking holidays in August and going to Devon, with a copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles. I intend to enjoy a couple of fish and chips shops there. Next year, maybe it will be Whitby.

    10417609_10202948946737545_6679804641937507982_n.jpg

    :-bd

    Boy that looks good. But is that ketchup I see? Blasphemy! I drown mine in malt vinegar.

    Okay, this is waaaayyyyy off topic. I suggest we create another thread about places to see in the UK.
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    @Ludovico. No that's beef gravy. It's my partners supper there. He loves to dunk his chips in it. X_X

    I only like mine with lots or salt and vinegar.
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    Ludovico wrote:
    Ludovico wrote:
    Matt_Helm wrote:
    Getafix wrote:
    They need to improve his look. He just looks like a boring fart in the Bond movies.

    That's just about nails it. That intensity off his nonexistence on the screen feels almost painful to me and I really doubt there is much to do about his look.

    Quid? I mean, is Bill Tanner supposed to be bleeding Batman or Sherlock Holmes or something? He does desk work for MI6! How intense does he need to look?


    :)) :)) :))

    And I am sorely disappointed about Tobias Menzies as Villiers. The man is so completely plain. I expect M's assistant to have far more presence. Charismatic, intense, with some leadership qualities too. I saw none of that.

    Let nobody say that your expectations are even a tad unreasonable.

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    This thread has become the cesspool of the internet. This is what you get when you want only one thread about Bond 24 news... Bye everyone! :bz
  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    edited May 2014 Posts: 13,355
    This thread has become the cesspool of the internet. This is what you get when you want only one thread about Bond 24 news... Bye everyone! :bz

    I quite agree. This will change soon I hope, otherwise why have a forum at all? Just my opinion, of course.
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    This thread has become the cesspool of the internet.

    Captain Exaggeration wants his cape back.

  • edited May 2014 Posts: 2,015
    At least I learned from the policemen here that fish and chips are more related to Bond 24 than Skyfall, so it's ok to discuss about fish and chips :)

    In the meantime, John Logan is busy working on the script when he's not busy on working on the Last Ship (Logan is at the far right on the photo taken yesterday).

    In the Last Ship digital press kit, he's said to be in the process of writing the new James Bond.

    Joe+Mantello+Last+Ship+Pre+Broadway+News+Conference+eoKW24OhoZRl.jpg
  • edited May 2014 Posts: 11,425
    Ludovico wrote:
    Ludovico wrote:
    Ludovico wrote:
    I go away for a few hours for Whitby's finest fish and chips and I come back to this. I knew I should've hired a babysitter. ;-)

    Completely off topic, but where is that? I have been wanting to visit Withby for a long time because of its association with Dracula, and there's nothing better than fish and chips in town or city by the sea.

    Yes it's on the North East coast, just up from Scarborough. I believe the first goth festival of the year was end of April. The next being Halloween, naturally.

    The fish and chips are out of this world. And as you say, nothing beats eating them by the coast.

    Oh cool, I need to visit it at around this time of year then. I am taking holidays in August and going to Devon, with a copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles. I intend to enjoy a couple of fish and chips shops there. Next year, maybe it will be Whitby.

    10417609_10202948946737545_6679804641937507982_n.jpg

    :-bd

    Boy that looks good. But is that ketchup I see? Blasphemy! I drown mine in malt vinegar.

    Okay, this is waaaayyyyy off topic. I suggest we create another thread about places to see in the UK.

    If you are going to Dartmoor, I suggest you try something else other than fish and chips. South Devon has become a bit of foody mecca. The Riverford Field restaurant near Buckfastleigh is very good.

    http://www.riverford.co.uk/restaurant
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
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    Feel free to discuss food all you want here:

    http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/8014/the-cooking-thread/p1

    This, on the other hand, is a Bond-related thread.
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    Murdock wrote:
    Well this thread has become a joke now.
    How so? Compared to the last 40-50 posts I find my post quite constructive and on topic.
    Creasy47 wrote:
    ...wait, how does Tanner look "gay" in SF?
    RC7 wrote:
    boldfinger wrote:
    RC7 wrote:
    Matt_Helm wrote:
    Getafix wrote:
    They need to improve his look. He just looks like a boring fart in the Bond movies.

    That's just about nails it. That intensity off his nonexistence on the screen feels almost painful to me and I really doubt there is much to do about his look.

    They don't need to rethink his look, they just need to add some flesh to the character. Build a relationship with Bond that isn't facilitated by M. Have them sharing a cocktail at Blades, an inside joke, anything that delivers a sense of friendship. I always thought the short scenes between Brosnan and Kitchen nailed this - they had chemistry - and it is achievable, even with limited screen time. Kinnear is definitely capable, but Logan needs to use him effectively rather than A.N.Other MI6 bod. Leave the bods in the background.
    SF of all films had quite a lot of Tanner in it, and I saw quite some relationship with Bond. For instance when Tanner briefs Bond, especially the moments while Bond does his physical, and Bond asks Tanner, "And you believe her?", that shows they have a certain depth of trust and at least professional friendship. However, since Tanner looks a little gay in SF, I wouldn´t expect their relationship to be of the kind where they have a drink together at Blades. It´s certainly not the relationship Fleming described, but one surely can´t accuse SF of neglecting Tanner.



    Despite the fact your description of Tanner baffles me, is it really a problem seeing Bond drinking with a gay man? Again, for hypothetical reasons, accepting your particular take on his portrayal.
    To my eyes, and compared with his appearance in QOS, Tanner does look a bit gay in SF. I think it´s mainly his eyes, which look as if they have some makeup, or maybe the eyelashes or brows are done somehow. I don´t mean that in a negative way, it´s just the impression I get. I´m baffled that anyone´s baffled upon hearing that.
    I never said it would be a problem seeing Bond drinking with a gay man. But I would expect Bond to rather spend his evenings with some lady. As I wrote in my post, SF shows Bond and Tanner to be closely related and respecting one another, but IMO more in a professional way than in a manner of private friendship.

  • edited May 2014 Posts: 15,115
    He seems to be closer to Tanner than his other colleagues though. Something akin to friendship.. Maybe not as close as Bond is to Leiter, but still.
  • RC7RC7
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    boldfinger wrote:
    To my eyes, and compared with his appearance in QOS, Tanner does look a bit gay in SF. I think it´s mainly his eyes, which look as if they have some makeup, or maybe the eyelashes or brows are done somehow.

    Between QoS and SF he really got into the Pet Shop Boys, that might explain it.
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    RC7 wrote:
    This thread has become the cesspool of the internet.

    Captain Exaggeration wants his cape back.

    I'm still laughing ...
  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
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    RC7 wrote:
    boldfinger wrote:
    To my eyes, and compared with his appearance in QOS, Tanner does look a bit gay in SF. I think it´s mainly his eyes, which look as if they have some makeup, or maybe the eyelashes or brows are done somehow.
    Between QoS and SF he really got into the Pet Shop Boys, that might explain it.
    :)) Well I, for one, thought he looked absolutely fabulous.
  • edited May 2014 Posts: 5,745
    What can we expect in June?

    The Bond 24 countdown reads 510 days until release in the UK. We have 5 months until the press conference, where everything is confirmed and filming will almost immediately begin. So June is still pretty far out for anything major to be revealed.

    Also, All of Logan and Mendes' current projects have had their premieres, so we likely wont be having too many more interview opportunities for them to drop hints. The producers also have what appears to be nothing lined up to open opportunities for them to comment. It seems every one from here on is completely focused on Bond 24, which I'd argue is only a good thing.

    I think we'll only maybe get a few casting rumors, where the actors or actresses themselves come forward and say they want to be in the film or have been approached. And we may (I think it is doubtful) get a few location rumors.

    Stuff like the villain, the title, the major locations, the 'British actress', and even the more minor stuff will all be kept tightly wrapped up. Remember, none of us thought some nobody-French-woman named Berenice Marlohe was actually in the film until she walked up and sat next to Craig and Dench at the press conference.

    Keep your eyes peeled.
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    In the meantime may be we should discuss SF or food....
  • Posts: 9,846
    JWESTBROOK wrote:
    What can we expect in June?

    The Bond 24 countdown reads 510 days until release in the UK. We have 5 months until the press conference, where everything is confirmed and filming will almost immediately begin. So June is still pretty far out for anything major to be revealed.

    Also, All of Logan and Mendes' current projects have had their premieres, so we likely wont be having too many more interview opportunities for them to drop hints. The producers also have what appears to be nothing lined up to open opportunities for them to comment. It seems every one from here on is completely focused on Bond 24, which I'd argue is only a good thing.

    I think we'll only maybe get a few casting rumors, where the actors or actresses themselves come forward and say they want to be in the film or have been approached. And we may (I think it is doubtful) get a few location rumors.

    Stuff like the villain, the title, the major locations, the 'British actress', and even the more minor stuff will all be kept tightly wrapped up. Remember, none of us thought some nobody-French-woman named Berenice Marlohe was actually in the film until she walked up and sat next to Craig and Dench at the press conference.

    Keep your eyes peeled.

    Location info I think is going to be the big thing this summer. crews need to get permits and scout locations months in advance....

    Which I would love it if at least 3 of these locations were used in Bond 24

    Greece
    South Africa
    New York
    Ireland
    France
    Spain


    One can hope.
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