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I also appreciate the hard work, stunt teams do to entertain us by doing their job.
As this is a Bond film, and Daniel Craig is not permitted too, or doesn't want to risk his neck, I'm more than happy to see an exciting stunt performed by a stuntman.
If the action looks great on screen (and from what we're seeing it looks like it could be) then I'll be a happy audience member.
He would and I love him for it but he's also a tad crazy in that sense.
Crusie hasn't any of that and is like real life loony tunes, I don't think he can hold a relationship down and has pretty disastrous personal life, Craig does not.
Craig does as much as he can, more than MOST in the industry. So why this is even up for debate is a mystery. This is par for the course.
Tom Cruise is insane.
If only. I'd love for McQuarrie to make a Bond film: I'm not sure anyone else quite understands blockbusters like he does.
This isn’t a competition, just a different means to an end.
Indeed @Talos7. I for one thinks that if a Bond-actor nears the stunt frequency of Tom Cruise, no Bond-fan would be complaining. As a matter of fact, some 3 to 4 years ago many fans in here hailed the two recent M:I films and used it in their arguments as a template on how Bond films should be made.
Now however, when production of NTTD is taking place the general atmosphere could have changed a bit in favour of Bond. Perhaps we're even a bit blinded by the fact a new Bond-film is taking place. But I just learned my lesson two back in 2015. I liked SP personally a lot. Still like it. But that's nu guarantee how the film is being perceived by other Bond fans...or the big audience.
I am patient. I let myself surprise. I see good things during this production, but I also see some uninspired choices. What counts in the end is a tightly knitted, logical story. Many posters in here learned me that. If that's being executed perfectly, by means of good direction, good editing, then you can bet my enthusiasm will going to through the roof :-). And I personally think Cary Fukunaga is an admirable director.
Says who?
I am no big Cruise fan, but he's an underrated actor (should have won an Oscar for Magnolia). And he's been the most unfairly maligned actor of our generation. Over what, exactly? Women? Religion? A bad moment on the Today Show? Compared to most people in this business, Cruise has generally been one of the most liked.
^:)^ >:D<
"Magnolia"...…….@TripAces. I. Love. You. (ina Moneypenny-esque way like in YOLT). I fully agree. Despite his flaws, which in essence are nothing more than bodyjerking irritations about his personality, he's a damn good actor. But also an actor who is truly kind to his followers and fans:
PS @Creasy47, wouldn't you think it would be lovely if Daniel Craig and Tom Cruise buddy up one of these days for some beers? ;)
Thanks
Sorry, this is continuing off topic but I think in the light of the above comment I need to qualify my remark about Mr Cruise. I did not mean he was literally insane or 'looney'. Only that the degree to which he puts himself at risk is really crazy. I wouldn't want to walk up the Burj Kalifa or be strapped to a plane! I don't expect Craig, or any actor to go to the lengths that he does. It's great that he does it's incredible! But I can well understand others not following in his footsteps.
And Chris Blackwell's rum brand. It's obviously getting a plug in the movie too.
- Via San Biagio - Piazza San Giovanni Battista
- Via Stigliani between Via San Biagio - Via F.P.Volpe.
Today: Prepping set at Piazza San Giovanni Battista square
"is set to reprise his role as the villainous Blofeld in the upcoming James Bond movie No Time to Die"
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/christoph-waltz-star-liam-hemsworth-quibi-thriller-1236471
Justin Kroll from Variety (a trade reporter) confirmed this back on 12 July 2019:
https://variety.com/2019/film/news/christoph-waltz-bond-25-blofeld-1203265974/
This is merely reiterating what Variety (and Baz) have already confirmed.
Nothing to see here.
@Pierce2Daniel
(with german accent) -Aah you Schweinhundt!! How dare yah tells me nothing to see here, yah. I demand ein duel or I will slap you face twice mit meinen glove!!
I bet you could shoot him from Stuttgart and create ze proper effekt.
I zink zo too, yaah.
Just a professional doing a job :))