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Yeah Daniel Craig is so awkward and a prima donna that another big director has signed him on and sung his praises.
Most of this talk of DC not getting on with directors is fuelled by the press, every paper that has put out these stories are in my country and wouldn't trust anyone of them as far as I could throw them.
They all copy and paste each others stories and do hardly any original research themselves, journalism has got so lazy.
No one ever has a pop at Campbell he seems untouchable because he directed GE & CR and I would have thought falling out with Mendes was pretty obvious seeing the mess SPECTRE was.
Possibly frustrating for us fans but I'm sure they aren't sitting on their backsides twiddling their thumbs, work is going on, an announcement will arrive soon enough.
Agree. I can't see why people are so worked up about this. The film will be released when EON wants it to, and we can do nothing but wait anyway.
Well they are saying “boy what could have been”, which suggests it won’t be happening now.
You would still be complaining about them even if they personally sent Christopher Nolan to your house to invite you to star in Bond 26, directed by Christopher Nolan.
Hopefully some of it is retained despite their departures.
You make too much sense.
EON, official word is not saying "boy what could have been". No.
I am not worried either way, actually. Get us a great finished script and I don't care who writes it. I am still trusting the people actually in charge of this Bond franchise.
+1
+1 Expectation subverting is what got us Brofeld. I definitely didn’t expect it, I’ll give them that much.
Careful, @4EverBonded, it's been a day where some seemed to revel in the news, others laughed at, once again, slamming the lead actor.
It seems you and Shardlake and others are starting to buck against the negative sentiments that have spread like a virus. You make too much sense. Careful, "they" don't like that at all, do "they".
(p.s. just about to PM you about some of those reviews)
True. But only a few of these stories have circulated, and they're all rubbish. DC is the consummate professional. Apparently, he's so awful to work for that even Dave Bautista wants to come back for Bond 25 and work with him again. Oh, that awful Daniel Craig.
What a pompous ass LOL:
But we are not a calm minority, I think (despite mega posters on this site). I and others are smiling, perhaps like Craig did when he opened that box M left him at the end of Skyfall and saw the china bulldog. We shall not yield. ;) Bond shall return. And in a very good way. I have faith.
And what the heck, forgive Daniel Craig and Michael G. Wilson, too.
Once again, look at what @ColonelSun said the other day (I know, I know...); his friends have worked with DC on the Bond pictures and Layer Cake as well. When crew guys talk well of you, that means something...
I also know some Second Unit guys (one who is now a director; we're working on a couple projects together) that worked with Craig. The guy's very well respected as being the consummate professional.
However, the posters on here want to believe what they want to believe. And that's their right. Just doesn't make it right-- as in reality. In reality DC will continue to be admired as a skilled actor, and will remain as such, long after these Mi6 posters pass out from all their pouting and shouting down of others.
Getting back on topic: The release deadlines will be met. Shooting will begin in January-- which is fine since the cast and crew were to be assigned a Holiday Break... in late December and the first week of January.
It probably has as much credibility as Cashley. I'm sure anyone who follows the production through this forum could send a relatively cogent message to their Twitter account to spark their interests (remember, the people who run this site are Bond fans that are susceptible to fall for nonsense).
I think it's abundantly clear that www.mi6-hq.com have zero sources from the Bond/Eon network. If they did they're had 10 years to post stories, that they have not.
If they did have sources, they'd be no way they'd risk aliening sources by posting provocative tweets. This is just @MI6 having a Donald Trump moment and trying to get attention on Twitter.
Please ignore.
Which unfortunately feeds into the few Trump supporters on this site who use Mi6 as their own twitter account. So long as it fits their agenda, they scream down any dissenters.
This isn't proper discourse. Not even close. Like I suggested yesterday: read Sir Henry's thread and you will see displays of passionate debate, of respectful disagreements, and it's all so wonderfully... adult.
Sure we do. It made Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool, Nancy, The Rhythm Section and something titled Trauma Is a Time Machine.
Meanwhile, I think it was MGM that was in charge of the distributor haggling, with Eon consulted.
Specifically it's the website that sponsors this message board.
It's the MI6 James Bond website. It has an official relationship with Eon.
The website has some kind of relationship with Eon. I am not privy to the details.
Donny-- PM me.
Is this just a hunch or inside info.
I think that if they begun shooting in January, it wouldn’t be an issue meeting a November release. Quantum of Solace began filming in late January and still got released in mid November. Casino Royale started filming in January as well.