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Spot on chaps!
Here's to hoping for all the details in the next six weeks.
Right there with you, @ColonelSun.
I'm pretty sure we only had rumours before Spectre's press conference. The title itself was heavily rumoured but only days before the press conference. The supporting actors like Monica Belluci were also rumoured, but it was never concrete.
And we are now probably still 5 weeks away from the press conference launch.
And frankly, I'd expect them to be extra secure with info on this film, given what happened on the last one. And given the problems/PR this one's had to suffer in the run-up, already.
It's happening. Soon. Don't worry. :)
It's not like for like.
Why doubt? Because there's been no rumours? After being embarrassed by the leaks fiasco with Spectre, I'm not surprised that EON's keeping quiet this time round.
Especially when there hasn't been a Bond film in over 3 years.
;)
I think it will be worth keeping an eye on Kristen Froseth's Instagram - she's clearly spending a lot of time with Fukunaga. It was only yesterday that she started following British actress, Aiysha Hart. Perhaps, this is the new Bond girl?
There is also the chance that the two roles that Justin Kroll mentioned - the MI6 agent and the mysterious woman - are minor parts and Seydoux is the lead Bond girl again. In which case, if you think about it Rami Malek and her would be pretty much the principle cast confirmed....so we haven't really had a lack of news at all.
Anyway...Fukunaga is nominated for a PGA award tomorrow. We may see him - though, if it is full-steam ahead on Bond 25, he could be too busy. A good indicator either way:
https://deadline.com/2019/01/producers-guild-awards-2019-nominees-movies-tv-full-list-1202529101/
I can sign on with that, nice to hear from you Colonel.
Re: Bond 25 - I doubt Lea Seydoux is back only for a few minutes of screentime. I think there will be a lot more going on around her.
I could totally see her being cast.
It depends on the script.
That said, we're definitely due for a female villain, but I doubt it'll happen this time around.
Oh of course, a lot of this villain talk is wishful thinking and rightly so :D
I remember her from the brilliant Line of duty series. She'd be great casting.
Location scouting will continue well into principle photography. Big films rarely lock all their locations before filming kicks off because it is usually such a big job and locking down a location, for example if there will be stunts or gun-play or explosions etc., can take a long time to arrange. The location managers are on full time duty to find remaining locations, lock them down, and also make sure there are back ups for any eventuality. And the script will be tweaked and/or the staging altered so the action and the location sync.
The major lack of location rumours makes me think that either the movie will be delayed again or the production will be even more Pinewood based than usual.