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Damnit! Didn't notice the "Bond 25" bit there! I guess if Kenneth Branagh can pass for a Russian in Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, Winstone could in Bond 25.
He would be the "obvious" villain of course, but that doesn't need to be a bad thing. Everyone knew who Christoph Waltz would be in SP long before the trailers came – although that performance wasn't his most memorable.
Thanks you two like to see him too. I sugest him for the part of Hildebrand (and possible option to be Vesper Boy friend ).
He said no to Ben Afleck Batman, because to young (i think he shoud have more experience too.).
There whant Belgium actor Jan Decleir for Gubta in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), but he said no.
Madeleine Swann might not be returning, so I guess we can count her out as a villain.
He’s great. He played a slippery Russian official excellently in that film. He’s a very handsome man, so the fact that they made him look quite so dreary and anonymous was rather impressive. I also think the filmmakers deliberately made him look like Putin…
But he was very charming and empathic in The Danish Girl.
I think Willem Dafoe should play a villain. He already played a Russian baddie in Everything or Nothing, so just upgrade him into the film series. Plus he’s winning raves for his performance as Vincent Van Gogh.
Thought he was quite good in The Company.
" it means the production dates will be pushed back to accommodate for a new writer-director to come on board."
I love the fact they take the delay for granted even though they themselves admit they it is but an assumption
Agree. Hope they keep the references to SP at a minimum, or none at all.
Indeed, Craig is enough of a reference himself.
That would be a bit anticlimactic after his recent revelation imho. He brought that up all on his own if I'm not mistaken, because I don't think anyone would have guessed he would have initially been on the list, after the rumours of a Russian villain etc.
He's played villains before!
"How much longer?" awkwardly looks at Felix.
Very true, haha!
Auchille Aubergine is a fun parody.
"But I, Auchille Aubergine..."
Not too familiar with Iain Glen, but Mikael Persbrandt and Peter Haber are both great actors (both have played the Swedish spy Hamilton, also). Casting any of these two would compare to the casting of Mads Mikkelsen, IMO.
Edit: Persbrandt is also a bit taller than Craig, so he would be a more physical treat too, if cast as a villain.
"Security is... Formidable..."
He doesn t know what he is talking about.These are serious journalists.
Oh well, no loss here as far as I'm concerned. He could have been decent but a part of me is glad he won't be the guy.
I seriously doubt they'll go for an Arabic and/or Muslim villain. Or even a Muslim actor playing a non. Muslim villain.
How about Mads' elder bro?