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I don't much care for Spacey either.
Count me in as well. I like Spacey, but he's too comical to be a credible bad guy. Even when he's acting serious, I find him a little humorous. A bad guy like that might have worked back in Moore era, but not now.
I wouldn't mind him being in a Bond film at all.
I still like Christoph Waltz and Jean Reno, too.
I like Reno so much, but I prefer him as a good guy. But he is so wonderful, I think he would make a great villain, too.
My head would implode if they were both villains in one Bond film. That entire movie would be absolute beauty.
Waltz would be a.ma.zing! I had never thought of him until now--excellent idea. I wonder if he might not do it though because of his bizarre allegiance to Quentin Tarantino and the fact that Tarantino (as much as I love his films) has some weird self-important axe to grind with EON.
I wouldn't want them in the same film though. They each carry too much weight. You should spread that a little thinner.
if it's this Kevin Spacey YES he needs to be in Bond 24
this Kevin Spacey not so much
so if he plays it creepy and understated like Usual Suspects good if he plays it campy and hammy like Luthor BAD
Tarantino has a grudge with EON after they went and made CR without him (apparently he'd pitched it to them as a period piece that would've starred Brosnan).
@geigersplat was speculating that Waltz might not want to be in a Bond film because of what happened with EON and Tarantino (who Waltz seems to be mates with).
I would love for Cumberbatch to play a Bond villain, but while he isn't attached in any way, shape, or form, he said the other day how much he enjoyed working with Abrams and he said "we'll see" when it came to being in Abrams' 'Star Wars' film(s).
I've always thought Hugh Laurie would make a unique Bond villain. Or how about Willem Dafoe? He could pull off a great psycho.
Of Spider-Man? How about Everything or Nothing?
I wouldn't say so. Feels like a completely different universe to me.
That's also true. I don't know, I just have a lot of fan ideas roaming in my head of who I want to play a villain, who I want to direct, etc. I guess all of us do, though. Little ideas, actors, directors we would like to join that may not be the best in the public's eye, but it's something we would personally love.