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I don't think it would be a bad thing. A man in his position as M could be far more ruthless than his operatives.
Plus, Jason Isaacs played a proto M character I'm Operation Mincemeat.
Yes, Isaacs is having a moment, isn't he? I think he'd be great as M, with a younger Bond. He certainly can do irascible.
That's part of Amazon as well. They purchased Bray Film Studios, have similar resources.
Yes, possibly as Sir Miles.
Money talks.
If Amazon is ready to pull out their wallet, I don't see why not. Doesn't mean the film will be good though.
Why not? Isn't that kind of the role of the character?
I know that some modernised stories (the 00 series) change Moneypenny's designation from secretary to something else but I never really got why its important. While yes it was probably a stereotype of a female secretary, I think secretarial work is quite important and it doesn't have to be modernised for the sake of it.
Yes, for me it is an antiquated role. She can at least be more of an assistant in some way, and I wouldn't mind her in the field.
I liked her involvement in GE for example where she delivers intel to Bond about Xenia. As long as its not a detriment to the pacing like that Moneypenny phone call in Spectre.
Also I think Olivia Colman would be a great M. Actually, Colman as M and Josh as Bond would be quite funny, lol.
The role of a secretary isn't antiquated; but the title brings too much "bad" history. In the past it's meant things from the boss's mistress to a ditz with a typewriter to people with high levels of control over an organisation.
Being M's secretary means she sees everything M sees, but first, compiles it and distributes it. Probably sends out all sorts of Top-Secret Memos as well. If instead of secretary she was M's "Chief Intelligence Liaison Officer" or MI6 "Head of Operative Administration," I don't think there would be too much of a problem
Could it also see a return of Ben ‘Paddington’ Whishaw as Heyman is producing?