No Time To Die: Production Diary

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  • jake24jake24 Sitting at your desk, kissing your lover, eating supper with your familyModerator
    edited February 2016 Posts: 10,591
    NicNac wrote: »
    Ottofuse8 wrote: »
    First 75 pages of this thread and basically nothing happens, we will be on 1,000 by the time the film comes out.

    I think when we have something definite and positive we can close this thread and open Part II

    @NicNac Why if I may ask?
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    fjdinardo wrote: »

    Maybe Craig has the same humour as I do. Wicked, strange, sarcastic and dark.
    He gets misunderstood a lot.
    That doesn't justify his more than moronic comment about wrist slashing etc.
    If you are in the spotlight, even with a wicked sense of humour, it should be clear the media will have a field day with comments like this.

    On Brosnan you are unfair I think. Or do you honestly believe Craig would have walked away from TND or TWINE if he had been Bond back then. I think not.
    He may be the first Bond actor who has an active interest in the scripts and art of the movie.
    By the way, Brosnan for sure would have loved to have a say, or to influence EON to do better, but the situation was very different.
    Everybody knows, Craig was and is BB's darling since day 1.

    I don't think he would have walked away but I do think he would of tried to have some of the script changed in his favor.(TWINE is my favorite Bond film by the way)

    And yep Craig is BB darling. Cubby would have NEVER let any of his Bond actors have that much power behind the scenes like Craig does.
  • ClarkDevlinClarkDevlin Martinis, Girls and Guns
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    Brosnan did want to inject some of his ideas into the scripts and film productions. He always wanted Bond to go dark, and I believe he was one of the people who suggested Casino Royale to be made. But, odds were not in his favour, and Babs wasn't satisfied with him, either. So, they gave him the boot.
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    Brosnan did want to inject some of his ideas into the scripts and film productions. He always wanted Bond to go dark, and I believe he was one of the people who suggested Casino Royale to be made. But, odds were not in his favour, and Babs wasn't satisfied with him, either. So, they gave him the boot.
    I don't see why she didn't like him. The fans wanted him as bond and his Bond his movies resurrected the Bond franchise. She should be thrilled with him.

    But it all makes sense now. She has stated in the everything or nothing documentary that it was Cubby who negotiated Brosnan to come him not her. So she probably was just like let's just fulfill his 4 movie contract then dump him when it ends. 4 movies in a span of 7 years just adds more fuel to the speculation that she wanted to get the Brosnan films over and quickly as possible. With Craig you can tell she wants to make sure Craig's film as good as possible hence why he has done 4 films in the span of 9 years. You can tell BBs heart was in the Craig films.
  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
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    Bless her!
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    fjdinardo wrote: »
    Brosnan did want to inject some of his ideas into the scripts and film productions. He always wanted Bond to go dark, and I believe he was one of the people who suggested Casino Royale to be made. But, odds were not in his favour, and Babs wasn't satisfied with him, either. So, they gave him the boot.
    I don't see why she didn't like him. The fans wanted him as bond and his Bond his movies resurrected the Bond franchise. She should be thrilled with him.

    But it all makes sense now. She has stated in the everything or nothing documentary that it was Cubby who negotiated Brosnan to come him not her. So she probably was just like let's just fulfill his 4 movie contract then dump him when it ends. 4 movies in a span of 7 years just adds more fuel to the speculation that she wanted to get the Brosnan films over and quickly as possible. With Craig you can tell she wants to make sure Craig's film as good as possible hence why he has done 4 films in the span of 9 years. You can tell BBs heart was in the Craig films.

    That there have only been four films in the decade that Craig has been Bond doesn't really have anything to do with Broccoli's desire to slow things down to make sure they get it right, because her heart is more into it. They made Casino Royale in 2006 and then turned right around and did Quantum of Solace two years later, the usual quick turnaround.

    They set a three year window for the next one, something that had been done before (TWINE-DAD) but then had to suspend production due to MGM's financial troubles.

    The only time that they were really slowing things down in the pursuit of quality was with Spectre, when they waited a year for Sam Mendes, making a possible 2-year gap into a 3-year gap.
  • DisneyBond007DisneyBond007 Welwyn Garden City
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    Still no news of the new distributor of the Bond films this month. Hopefully, next month it would be good for that.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    edited February 2016 Posts: 11,139
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  • DisneyBond007DisneyBond007 Welwyn Garden City
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    The new distributors were supposed to be announced this month. It's the last day in February, already, and no one has unveiled anything.

    In March maybe?
  • http://www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/susanne-bier-hoppas-pa-bond/

    Oscar-winner Susanne Bier (who has directed BBC's new Spy drama, The Nigh Manager) has stated that she wants to direct the next Bond film.

    I quite like the sound of that.

    Susanne-Bier-film-instruk-008.jpg

    She's also made a movie with Pierce before

    4141397-pierce-brosnan.jpg
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
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    Throw some specs on her and pull her hair back and she'd make a decent Klebb.
  • edited February 2016 Posts: 1,596
    That idea is retarded for two reasons.

    1. It's been done before in the same trilogy.
    2. It's incredibly cliche

    I honestly won't watch B25 if this is the main plot point, seriously...

    Yes you will. You're on a 007 fan forum. Of course you'll see it. Don't be so dramatic. If they go with a somewhat proper YOLT adaptation (with a different name, and likely different locations) I'd be interested in that.
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    The first female director could be interesting
  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
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    Kathryn Bigelow, please.
  • fjdinardo wrote: »
    The first female director could be interesting

    Why?

  • fjdinardo wrote: »
    The first female director could be interesting

    Why?

    It would certainly create a buzz. Whether good or bad, such a move would get a lot of attention.
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    fjdinardo wrote: »
    The first female director could be interesting

    Why?

    It would certainly create a buzz. Whether good or bad, such a move would get a lot of attention.

    Bingo
  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
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    fjdinardo wrote: »
    The first female director could be interesting

    Why?

    It would certainly create a buzz. Whether good or bad, such a move would get a lot of attention.

    When I see the reactions on Sam Smith and again on his win of the Academy Award, I can imagine what primitive reaction a female director would get. And now imagine it would not be a white female director.

    Thinking about it, I almost hope EON will hire a coloured female director who is openly gay, just to see all those small-minded bigots combust >:)
  • edited March 2016 Posts: 2,115
    re: hiring a woman director for Bond 25.

    I can imagine the stories and headlines in the British press. "This time, James Bond has a woman boss -- FOR REAL!" Or, "This time the BOND GIRL is in charge!" (Yes, that would ignore how Barbara Broccoli is co-chief at Eon, but that wouldn't stop the U.K. press.)

  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
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    So, is there anything at all of substance that can be written into this Bond 25 Production Diary??

    Croatia as shooting location - where does this come from?
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    Absolutely a woman could skilfully direct a Bond film. I like that Susanne Bier has mentioned that.
  • jake24jake24 Sitting at your desk, kissing your lover, eating supper with your familyModerator
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    So, is there anything at all of substance that can be written into this Bond 25 Production Diary??

    Croatia as shooting location - where does this come from?
    It was a rumor from an article a couple pages back.
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    http://www.sydsvenskan.se/kultur--nojen/susanne-bier-hoppas-pa-bond/

    Oscar-winner Susanne Bier (who has directed BBC's new Spy drama, The Nigh Manager) has stated that she wants to direct the next Bond film.

    I quite like the sound of that.

    Susanne-Bier-film-instruk-008.jpg

    She's also made a movie with Pierce before

    4141397-pierce-brosnan.jpg

    Yeah could they get her and have her direct The Hildebrand Rarity would be quite nice

  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
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    I say, let her do it, for TV with Brosnan in the lead. That'll be awesome!
  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
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    Daniel's birthday is Wednesday incidentally!
  • edited March 2016 Posts: 2,599
    That would be interesting having the first woman to direct a Bond film. I've always wondered why there aren't more female directors around.

    I really hope Craig will return. I will feel short changed if he doesn't return, content if he returns for one more and overjoyed if he does two more. I'm sure it won't happen but I think it would be fantastic if they shot two Bond films back to back with Craig before he really starts showing his age. I know it would be hard on him but I feel that it would be a lot easier if he stopped doing his own stunts now. He keeps hurting himself. Film two films back to back. Release Bond 25 in 2018 I guess, then Bond 26 a year and a half to two years later.

    Just in case I forget, Many Happy Returns Mr Craig (for birthdays and Bond films :) ) for tomorrow! He shares the same birth date as twins I am friends with.
  • ClarkDevlinClarkDevlin Martinis, Girls and Guns
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    I don't know much about Susanne Bier and it's the first time I've heard of her, but if she can deliver a decent action oriented spy thriller keeping the Bond elements intact, then why not having her on board?
  • jake24jake24 Sitting at your desk, kissing your lover, eating supper with your familyModerator
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    I have nothing against a female director.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
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    The only movies I've seen are Bier's are the wonderful 'After The Wedding' and the ever-so-emotional 'Things We Lost In The Fire,' so she's 2/2 for me. I need to watch 'The Night Manager' at some point soon.
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    Well now I have three reasons to see the night manager in April

    1. It looks like a good spy thriller
    2. Can hiddleston be a good 007
    3. Can Bier direct a good Bond thriller

    It will be interesting how I few things by May
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