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And I think Pleasence was the best choice: Lee would have looked far too intimidating against the Shape.
Last night, I watched The Wicker Man again. Christopher Lee is monumental!
Indeed.
Unlike Blofeld, who is often parodied, Scaramanga is well-regarded and treated with respect, no doubt of course, because of Christopher Lee himself.
He could have been Blofeld.
I always thought he looked too... monstrous for it. He was born to play a Bond villain.
What I find admirable as well is that he had such a vast culture. I think he was maybe the only actor who played Dracula to ever bother reading and understanding the novel properly.
actually Scaramanga in the novel was far more vulgar and brutish. Lee has an elegance that the villain did not have. All the same Lee saves the film.
Are you....absolutely sure about that?
Is this a joke? I assume so. Ha ha. Stephens was poor.
:P
Natch ;)
I did try BAIN I really did, but it kept failing. I'm not techy enough.
It's Panto, but I bloody love Stevens in DAD. Sue me. If there's ever an MI6 get together you can tie me to a wicker chair and whip my balls. I'll just continue to repeat the phrase, 'But my dreams can kill you', over and over until you give in and I win.
He does a good brat prince villain.
I even think his hamminess is often by design.
It's just the villain character himself, is not terribly iconic or as interesting as most of the others, I don't think, but Stephens performance does have it's moments.
Yes, and that means everything.
Talking about DAD in a Christopher Lee thread is just wrong.
Agreed. Lets go back on topic.