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For me LTK does not look or feel modern IMO. The design of everything was so cheap, and Goldeneye was cheap too, but they gave it style which LTK doesn't have. Also the pacing is much improved, so I guess they were looking for a man of the times, and by '95 Dalton was not that. Brosnan still had a reputation as a rising star and played up to the public opinion that he should be Bond.
I think today we are in a opposite position, where most people are indifferent or tired of the Craig approach and they want something closer to what Brosnan brought with a fresh approach.
I remember the enthusiasm for a new man being infectious in 1995, and Brosnan captured the visual essence of the icon, particularly in that first teaser trailer.
At least personally, I am more than ready for that again after this recent experimental detour, and I don't believe I'm alone.
+3 easily.
Agreed. Love the film, love the score. Was so happy coming back from the first showing in the cinema, thinking, ah, we've got Bond back at last!
Do you know who the 60 year old Alec was going to be played by,actor wise ?
Interesting...its a big loss that the Bond series never had Rickman in some capacity in a Bond film.
So Hopkins was considered twice for GE AND TND...interesting.
By the way, we need a villain called Augustus.
Don't you realize how absurd your position is? :D
Hopkins would be a good villain to face off CraigBond in B25..he's still big,with a powerful presence.
And Sir Harmsway could then be used properly,in a standalone film.
Indeed...cold,calculating,menacing,powerful..and that voice...
I'm actually glad he was cast as Don Diego instead of Connery in The Mask of Zorro. He was abnormally charismatic in that film, I couldn't help but watch how awesome he is. The way he behaves, the way he talks, the way he acts... Need I go on? :D
I'm curious about the TND script draft you mention, though. Will have to give it a read.
I like TWINE but that character was naff compared to the brilliant Electra.
(And Carlyle was seriously miscast,probably because of the hype of the Full Monty in 1997).
Yes for sure...no comparison.