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True.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2019/nov/17/naomie-harris-interview-oxfam-james-bond-windrush-i-just-want-to-be-myself
I´m not sure what to make of Johnson. He talks so reverently about the genre. Does that go onyl for this certain genre, or did he repent for what he supposedly did with Star Wars, or can we espect similar unrest now with the Whodunnit fandom (if there is such a thing) ;-)?
What a piece of nonsensical crap journalism.
Maybe so. BUT ... I have contended that DC has a future in this series as a producer. So I could see him do this.
Yeah I can't defend this caroline Graham piece this time no way is he being a director this sounds like tabloid speculation. As for the other article Bond sounds like he is married a committed relationship is marriage.
#crisis
And even that is not telling the truth.
SP made just 228 m less global box office than SF.
- Half of that difference comes from US market (!)
- most of the rest comes from the UK
On top of that, SP was released at a time of a very unfavorable EUR and GBP to USD Fx rate.
So in fact SP sold similar number of tickets as SF, in some markets even more.
Facts
Yeah it's a Spectre redo knew it all along.
an unfavourable dollar and euro exchange rate doesn’t affect turnover and box office it affects profitability. Spectre was released 3 years after skyfall and did c.30% less business. I think that’s the biggest drop off film to film since licence to kill.
SP finished 2015 ranked #6 in worldwide BO. Skyfall: #2. I thank that is the proper way to look at it. Both films were successful.
Let's move on.
I am afraid you didnt get my argument.
With the exact same number of tickets sold, SP would have made less box office, as the local currency values of tickets sold gets translated in USD, and THAT is the problem that SP had