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Seems Second Unit has wrapped shooting. Next week should come with some news if all filming wraps.
Never mind the wrap talk, look at the set instead. Cuba?
I don’t keep up on modern music that much, but this is the first time I saw a tweet like this from an established artist instead of an amateur.
Yes of course, but I justed wanted to know if IMDB is correct. :-S
I think that still depends on what BB and MGW think the chances are of getting Craig back. So far, the only one saying that this is his last film is Craig himself. And even then, he's been careful with the wordings.
So unless the film ends in a way that makes it impossible for Craig to return and/or they have all agreed this is 100% his last film, I don't think they'll make a big thing out of it towards the public.
Which does not mean that it might be emotional for Craig himself, but unless all parties (Craig, EON, MGM and maybe even Annapurna & Universal) have agreed to officially announce his stepping away from the role, they won't mention 'his last scenes as Bond', just the 'ending of filming for NTTD'.
Pure speculation, but my gut feeling is that EON will not publicly state this is Craig's last film. My guess is that after NTTD, we'll have another period of 'will he, won't he', with two possible outcomes that can not be predicted at the moment. But that's maybe for another thread.
I have a hypothesis, that the reason for the teaser not yet being made public is Universal wants to capitalize on this being Craigs last one and EON is not ready to give up the fight for one more. I think they want to market the teaser with it being Craigs last one.
Looks like the same set as the one HRH Prince Charles toured and was photographed on.
I wouldn't say, that he said so himself.
As you say, he's been careful with his wordings.
And in every interview, he added a "maybe" or "who knows".
Or at least he said "I think so." But even that is not a definite wording.
So in the end no one said, that this will be his last outing as James Bond. Only the media did so.
So IF he will do Bond 26, it would be wrong by the media then to claim "He changed his mind".
"I am calm. I am a calm person."
The key is what he said in Jamaica ,which was someone else needs to have a go at it.
I think he’s likely done after this. He’ll be 53-54 by the time they get around to doing another one.
No, you've misread what I have said. During the shoot the editors assemble the material scene by scene as it arrives and very work hard to complete a FIRST CUT of the film within one or two weeks (approx) after the end of principle photography. That first cut is watched by the director (who has had deep input into the ending from day one) and the producers and editors and sound editors (who join the production towards the middle to end of PP to get rough sound design together). After the first cut is viewed, the team work their arses off re-cutting and fine tuning scenes or cutting scenes down or losing dialogue etc. etc. They work towards a director's cut which is then shown to the producers and the studio, and then they get studio notes on that cut of the film and begin further ending, all the while building up the sound effects design, working on the VFX and CGI, title design, title song, and plotting the music cues, and they work towards a fine cut or final cut which ALL approve. And it is that final cut they mix the sound to and record the music to. (There can and are still tweaks to the cut during these final stages.) The process takes up the entire post-production period (5-6 months) and often requires 7 days a week work.
Feels like only yesterday I was writing my A-Level paper on Daniel Craig’s first Bond, when in fact yesterday we wrapped on what’s likely to be his last. It’s been a magical adventure filled with stunning people/places, and it saddens me that I must now hang up my badge. To my B25 family - I love you, I miss you, I thank you! Now I’m going to sleep forever. 🐜 #007 #notimetodie"
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/daniel-craig-become-longest-serving-152514099.html
It may be even more interesting a statistic when considering that Craig may be filming his last scene as Bond this week.
This is my thinking as well.
I think if the trailer is coming with Star Wars it'll likely drop mid-late November. I just hope that NTTD doesn't get lost in the marketing onslaught of those other films. Interest in the film already seems kinda low, so it does baffle me that Eon aren't being noisier.
I still think that the 'wait and see' approach is poor marketing. There should be some stills, behind-the-scenes videos, something with Rami Malek (who for many is the most exciting new element), something to highlight the Bond girls (Ana de Armas!) (the new 007 is a woman!). NTTD has a lot going for it. I mean there are some obvious low-hanging fruit that Eon are just leaving on the trees.......it's time to sell this thing.
Perhaps, if this is the last week of shooting we might get a set visit. But it's doubtful. QOS, SF and SP had a ton of set visits. Zero this time.
Eon should remember that Bond isn't a franchise immune from underperforming at the box office. Though I suspect Eon may want the film to underperform, so they can sell Bond 26 as the 'great comeback' movie with someone like Christopher Nolan hailed the saviour.
With the lacklustre Jamaica reveal and the underwhelming title reveal, NTTD has had the worst marketing campaign in years. I think there must be a very interesting BTS story why the marketing has fallen apart. (The only positive marketing material was the Jamaica video)
Maybe if The Sun kept up their negative coverage, Eon might feel forced to put out a trailer to disprove them.
The Jamaica press event was bad. The lady that did the interview was horrid. Craig looked bored as hell
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Confirms Italy is right after Norway