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Yeah man @bondjames give it a watch. He acts the part well; smooth demeanour with a cool walk, of what I remember. Another problem is that he'll always be Loki.
A name that is getting a lot of chatter for Bruce Wayne (which is essentially the American James Bond) is Robert Pattinson.
A lot of people who only see tentpole films will only ever see him as the Twilight guy. But he's been building up a terrific body of work. He's become a great actor, and he's brooding and intense. He has similar facial features to Cavill (obviously not his build), so that should satisfy those fans.
Pattinson is the right age (early 30's) and fits the profile perfectly. I encourage everyone to watch Good Time - there was a good week where that was the only thing I spoke about.
Will do. He does have a pretty stylish strut. Loki is his most famous characterization, but Jonathan Pine showed he is versatile.
I disagree. I think he's very smooth in an old school manner. He has a natural charm. The only issue I see is he's not tough enough, as @DewiWynBond alluded to. He doesn't give off a rugged vibe in the slightest. Too refined and posh.
I've personally never liked this guy's look, which I feel is better suited to a villain. Having said that, I think they may be onto something with him as Wayne. It will be suitable different to what has come previously to be interesting.
Good actor, actually. Exceeded expectations in The Lost city of Z, for example. Still, no Bond there.
Anyway, back to Bond... James Bond.
From a vampire to a bat. How downgrading ;)
With very little dissent, most would agree that Connery was at his peak in the first four films; he was fit and impeccably dressed and groomed. This grooming included a considerable amount taming of an over abundance of eyebrow; a great deal of thought and work went into shaping them to fit the level of refinement displayed in other areas.
When it comes to Craig his eyebrows tend to bleach out. This can create a washed out look that also effects subtle expression. And bottom line it's just not as aesthetically appealing.
Now the mistake is to make them too bold and dark to where they look painted on.
here are a couple of shots where his look a perfect and the brows help as expression.
Along with all of the elements in the film such as script, direction cinematography, acting, score and many more, I want Daniel to look his best as he quite possibly bows out as 007.
http://liverampup.com/uploads/celebrity/alexander-doetsch.jpg
Catching up on other interesting threads. And @Pierce2Daniel , I have to absolutely agree with you. In everything you stated (apologies to all Hiddles fans, I’ve always wanted to punch the guy in the face).
And as far as Pattinson is concerned, I had never seen a Twilight film but obviously knew about them (avoided them like a vampire to light); it was my son brought my attention to GOOD TIME. He was brilliant in it and, as far as Batman/Wayne goes, I would love to see him play the role(s).
Damn, didn't notice. Sorry.
How can I delete my posts?
He hated being a part of the Twlight series so I'm not sure, especially after trying to redefine himself as a proper actor, that he would go for either of these properties. But if he was to choose one I think he'd go for 007 as at the moment it has a better reputation that the DCEU.
An intriguing choice, right in front of us... I’m interested to check out some of his movies
@Revelator has an incredible observation...
If the man pictured was a little more “filled out”, and walked in Vivienne’s room, is that, and could that be Bond in a way similar to the way Fleming saw him?
I would not say, “no”...
At least with James Bond, he'll have about an average of 2-3 years (although that will include training and getting fit) to have a break, whereas the DCEU would probably have him be in more than just his own films I suppose.