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That was a rubbish rumour. It said, he asked for too much money. This whole thing is in some sort of development hell, but they are still at it, as I read recently. Script-wise, that is. It still is on him imdb side (ok, that doesn't mean all that much), but no serious source ever said, he was out or confirmed the money rumour..
Ok, Thanks.
That's hilarious. Have you read the second novel? Mikael is in the book more than Lisbeth, so there's no way he's getting written out of the script. He and Lisbeth are the points upon which all the events string from.
Thanks for explaining that. I got a bit worried that the rumor was true.
http://www.itv.com/news/update/2014-01-27/law-called-daniel-craig-about-sienna-miller-affair/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/10599015/Jude-Law-Media-had-unhealthy-amount-of-information-about-me.html
Pretty scummy thing to do to a friend.
Those, who are without fail, may throw the first stone.
We will never know the real circumstances, plus it always needs two, here three. Why would she feel the need to betray Jude? Was it an affair or a one night stand? ...
I remember a story, that Sienna was sorta having big problems with Jude and Daniel, who was a friend, being at her house at night or rather being seen leaving it in the morning. Maybe consoling her ended in sleeping with her.
But I really feel bad for Jude, as it seems, he only learned today, that family members sold him - for petty cash.
Alright, new rule. If you sleep with Craig Bond and speak, you die. If you don't have any lines then you'll be fine :P
But then Camille and Moneypenny spoke to him and they survived. The rule seems to be that if you interact with Bond for more than a few minutes and sleep with him then you die.
Based on this evidence, I think it's safe to assume that Bond banged M at some point during SF. She'd still be alive otherwise :P He probably got off with her in the DB5 once they were done talking about his parents (after they pulled over in the countryside).
Maybe Bond did sleep with M. ;) That reminds me of this Blog on Skyfall.
http://theincrediblesuit.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/blogalongabond-skyfall-review.html
Here's the excerpt that makes me laugh.
Like the bit about the suits not fitting - how true.
"One website, entirely made by idiots for idiots..."
Those poor guys at DCINB can't catch a break can they! ;-)
Yes, we cannot judge that whole messy situation (Jude/Sienna/Daniel - years ago). I had read that Jude was definitely caught, and admitted to, having sex with his children's babysitter - while engaged to Sienna. Yeah. She rather rightfully was upset ... and perhaps turned to Daniel then. But, you know, people often have complicated lives. We just don't know; even though they are public figures, it's not really for us to know.
I did read today that Jude found out, in court, that a member of his own family was being paid to leak info about him, including his whereabouts with his children. It wasn't said in court - the name was handed to him on a piece of paper so he read it silently. That is really a low blow. I feel for him concerning that.
And the vast majority all died because of what THEY did, not Bond. Vesper was the one employing duplicity, and it was her own guilt that made her kill herself, not Bond's fault at all, especially since he tried desperately to save her and spends most of the next film in a depressed, angry and drunken stupor over her.
Solange died because she got in deep with a man like Dimitirios who she knew was dangerous, and she was easy bait and quite dispensable when information needed getting. She could have told Bond no when he offered her a drink and hopped off, surviving a bit longer, I'm sure. You can't fault Bond for being appealing.
Fields died in part because she lashed out at Greene and his crew, giving Elvis a trip and making it very apparent that she was working with Bond/MI6. If she'd have kept her cover better, maybe she would still be alive. She was naive, a female Carter in that respect, though nowhere near as pathetic and incompetent.
So if we're going to get into this whole "Bond is cursed" argument over and over, let us consider that many of the women he romances write their own tickets out of this world.
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2005/09/22/probably-pierce?page=2
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2006/01/11/a-royale-exclusive
The prods were after a 'Sienna Miller' type. Clearly they didn't cast the real deal herself becasue it would have rocked the boat too much with their new leading man and his then girlfriend.
I'm glad that Miller didn't get to play Lynd as Eva Green was perfect for that part. She'd make a good Bond girl in the future mind.
Jude has moved on: more movies, a play - don't know his personal romances right this second, but I hardly think the man lacks in that department ... ;)
And wow! has Daniel moved on: personally and professionally.
I look at my own little life, from 2005 to now and find ... surprisingly nothing nearly so exciting, for some reason.
Sadly that makes us two :P (except maybe PhD in front of my name)