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I have. Go back and read my comments again.
Then they hand off to other directors for future entries, who play in the 'loose' sandbox that he has created. So it doesn't necessarily have to be a trilogy or even two films, even though it could eventually be just that.
Not seeing the correlation, they're two different series operating in different ways. The best we'd get is Nolan doing a Bond movie eventually; I don't foresee them signing him up to do a trilogy over 5-7 years, just to go back to the drawing board and recast for another new era.
Sorry, I don't talk to brain dead morons like you who have proven themselves to not be Bond fans in any way. And if you think calling me 'son' makes you feel all proud and powerful, (edit)?
But it is rather entertaining. :))
DC had an open contract, confirmed by MW a couple of years ago. In regards to official statements and whether or not DC is confirmed, there is a caveat to all of this: DC has a working relationship with Babs that is very strong, much stronger than what PB had— hence the open contract and the mutual respect. After all, DC did get an exec producer cred on SP. So DC’s statement about coming back is like the word of God.
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Not quite because God can't be overruled, whereas there are other players involved in Bond 25 besides Barbara and Daniel.
I think there's been some speculation that Dr. Strange might die in Infinity War. All shots in the dark, at this point, but it's not completely impossible that Cumberbatch could be out from under his Marvel contract soon.
(Though with only 1 standalone film, plus appearances in Thor and Infinity War, I'd guess that Marvel want to get a bit more mileage out of him before they kill the character off.)
Anyway, yeah would love to see JNH compose Bond 25.
Generally speaking, 48-year-old women don't unexpectedly fall pregnant. In all likelihood they'll have been working actively with a fertility clinic will have had the B25 schedule in mind at the time. This is all getting way outside our ballpark, but in short, I don't think Daniel has been caught unawares by this pregnancy and has likely been planning his work schedule accordingly.
Still, stuff happens - if the Rachel has complications or the child needs extra care or some such ... his priorities would shift in a flash.
It's possible.
Idiots letting their politics interfere with a good film. Shame this kind of behaviour is becoming rampant these days. This is a spy genre film. Such a profession is not meant to be politically correct. It's a dirty business. Hopefully the Bond people keep that in mind when they eventually reboot (whenever that's going to be).
I wasn't aware he was going to be dispatched in IW. I know that RDJ, Hiddleston, Hemsworth and possibly Evans might be out but I thought Cumberbatch had a few more in him, and at the very least a Dr. Strange sequel.
Haha. That could work actually. I know it's a beloved title among some but quite frankly after the last one I'd prefer something with a little more mystery to it.
I was kidding, actually. I don't doubt Craig has his schedule for Bond all worked out. His child's birth I don't think will affect B25.
At the very least, I hope some interviewers have the brains to ask pertinent questions, and that he in turn openly and honestly discusses what is not known, like he did on the radio interviews (when he contradicted himself) on the morning of the Colbert interview.