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Not actually believing, just theorizing, as the thread points out. Bond's canon is complex...
Oh, and no matter how many actors play or will play him, King Arthur is not a codename either.
'Kay :-\"
Yes, I agree. Why needlessly complicate it? I mean it's not in the Fleming source books and was mostly championed by Lee Tamahori. Tells you all that you need to know about that one, really.
Back to really, really stupid theories: take this one I found in a book. Are you prepared? Larry Hagman, considered as Bond in AVTAK. [Dramatic orchestral hit].
From El mundo de James Bond 007, by Luís Saavedra
That's interesting though, that both Bond in the PTS and Melina during the movie are seeking revenge.
It comes from Carte Blanche.
You mean Hagman? HAHA that would have been hilarious!
Hagman, sorry. In a side note, I just edited in the name of the author and book back in the post.
An American Bond is always a bad idea in my book.
A) Skyfall feels more like a beginning, than an ending
B) Craig has signed for two more movies
C) There's nothing that would make you think that Skyfall is the last one.
Hey, no need to be so harsh! [-X
Ditto
It's true, though. I genuinely believe that anyone who finds any credence in it to be a moron.
Well, let's end the debate: I'll always be a moron in your book, and I'll be happy to oblige.
What exactly is it, that is so satisfying about it as a theory? I'm being genuine. I just don't get it. It's the kind of thing I expect casual fans to pedal. Other than the fact it's patently wrong, it doesn't even work as a theory in and of itself.
I have heard this one, but about... GE. Which makes even less sense.
but those are more rumors than theories.
I read that people actually took the winking fish on LTK as a symbolic end to the series. I think it's just... Random.
Yeah, the fish knows best.
Joking or serious? L-) Just asking, because... I actually like the idea!
It's my fav film of all... But being objective, you're quite right.
Connery: Original.
Lazenby: Brings up items used in previous Bond movies. Honey's Knife Belt, Grant's watch and Thunderball rebreather.
Moore: Mentions Tracy once when talking to Anya and even visit's Tracy's grave.
Dalton: Felix mentions that he was married once.
Brosnan: When Elektra asks him if he ever lost a loved one, he pauses momentarily and changes the subject. And in the Everything or Nothing game he mentions that he fought Max Zorin.
So if James Bond is a codename, (Which it isn't.) Why would a different agent visit the grave of a previous agent's wife? (And lets not assume the previous Bonds would know each other because that would be a pretty big security risk if all the Bonds knew each other.)
That would kind of defeat the purpose. Everyone can invent stupid theories, what is funny or enraging is the people who take them seriously.
Got the point.