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  • Posts: 11,189
    Yes I know he didn't want to do the scene but he still carried it off pretty well IMO.
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
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    Dr_Metz wrote:
    Don't much care for George's opinion the smarmy dolt.
    Sorry the man who was James Bond can't be humble about it. I doubt you would, to be honest. I probably wouldn't be that humble either. Lazenby was more like Bond in his one film than Moore in all his seven.

    It's not what he did IN the role, but OUTSIDE. Which is to say he was a vile, misogynist, narcissistic, and naive prick.
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    edited February 2012 Posts: 9,117
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    Don't much care for George's opinion the smarmy dolt.
    Sorry the man who was James Bond can't be humble about it. I doubt you would, to be honest. I probably wouldn't be that humble either. Lazenby was more like Bond in his one film than Moore in all his seven.

    It's not what he did IN the role, but OUTSIDE. Which is to say he was a vile, misogynist, narcissistic, and naive prick.

    Cant have people knocking the living legend that is the Laz.

    The bloke is genius. He basically walked in off the street and through a mixture of cheek, force of personality and arrogance he blagged the biggest role in cinema from nowhere. And its that combination that made him such an awesome Bond.

    I seriously dont think people realise the chutzpah and cojones this actually took. No wonder the bloke was a bit full of himself and blew it. I think we'd all strut around thinking we were invincible if we had pulled off such a feat.

    George is a class act and no mistake.
  • Posts: 11,189
    That does take guts but its not an excuse to behave like a prize prat on set.
  • Posts: 401
    Cant have people knocking the living legend that is the Laz.

    The bloke is genius. He basically walked in off the street and through a mixture of cheek, force of personality and arrogance he blagged the biggest role in cinema from nowhere. And its that combination that made him such an awesome Bond.

    I seriously dont think people realise the chutzpah and cojones this actually took. No wonder the bloke was a bit full of himself and blew it. I think we'd all strut around thinking we were invincible if we had pulled off such a feat.

    George is a class act and no mistake.
    I fully agree with all of this.

  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    edited February 2012 Posts: 13,355
    BAIN123 wrote:
    That does take guts but its not an excuse to behave like a prize prat on set.

    He got on well with the stuntmen and even they seemed to like him. Even Richard Graydon thought Lazenby was professional to a degree. Just not as much as Connery and later Moore.
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    Posts: 9,117
    BAIN123 wrote:
    That does take guts but its not an excuse to behave like a prize prat on set.

    Laz has said himself that he did behave like a bit of a big time charlie on set but who wouldnt at that age after having blagged the biggest part in cinema history and then having Harry throwing wads of cash at him and telling him he was going to be a star? And with 12 goregous girls knocking around the set all the time? And Telly and the stuntmen to play cards with? It must have been like winning the lottery.

    I agree though that the stuff like dicking about on horses and going skiing wasnt very professional and didnt endear him to the likes of Bernard Lee and Cubby. But then if he had been totally sensible he would have thought like the rest of us and never gone up for the part instead of thinking to himself 'I am going to be the next James Bond and f**k anyone who says otherwise.' Without such an attitude he never would have got past the door at EON.

    Laz bascially shows you that anything is possible if you just have enough confidence and go for it and for that he should be saluted.
  • Posts: 4,762
    Well, I'll say it this way. I prefer Moore, Brosnan, and Dalton before I even consider Connery.
  • 00Beast wrote:
    Well, I'll say it this way. I prefer Moore, Brosnan, and Dalton before I even consider Connery.

    Whoa...that's the first time I've ever heard someone say that! Interesting!
  • 00Beast wrote:
    Well, I'll say it this way. I prefer Moore, Brosnan, and Dalton before I even consider Connery.


    Are you craving for attention? Did your mum not breast feed you? Are you mad? Come on dude, you know it's not true. Really, are you J.Dench in disguise with failing eyesight?

    SC, TD, RM, DC, PB, GL in dat order and that's the law.
  • edited February 2012 Posts: 401
    00Beast wrote:
    Well, I'll say it this way. I prefer Moore, Brosnan, and Dalton before I even consider Connery.
    Are you craving for attention? Did your mum not breast feed you? Are you mad? Come on dude, you know it's not true. Really, are you J.Dench in disguise with failing eyesight?
    I could basically say the same for you for thinking Brosnan, Craig, and Moore are better than Lazenby.
    SC, TD, RM, DC, PB, GL in dat order and that's the law.
    Yes, the opinion of a man who can't even spell "that" is final.

  • Posts: 1,052
    In the immortal words of Dirty Harry - "Opinions are like assholes, everybody's got one"
  • Dr_Metz wrote:
    00Beast wrote:
    Well, I'll say it this way. I prefer Moore, Brosnan, and Dalton before I even consider Connery.
    Are you craving for attention? Did your mum not breast feed you? Are you mad? Come on dude, you know it's not true. Really, are you J.Dench in disguise with failing eyesight?
    I could basically say the same for you for thinking Brosnan, Craig, and Moore are better than Lazenby.
    SC, TD, RM, DC, PB, GL in dat order and that's the law.
    Yes, the opinion of a man who can't even spell "that" is final.


    DAT is supposed to be irony.
  • edited February 2012 Posts: 401
    DAT is supposed to be irony.
    That wasn't ironic in any way.

  • Dr_Metz wrote:
    DAT is supposed to be irony.
    That wasn't ironic in any way.

    DAT was. Seriously there is member here who does spell and write like Quentin Crisp and he follows my posts around so it was for him.

  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    Posts: 9,117
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    DAT is supposed to be irony.
    That wasn't ironic in any way.

    DAT was. Seriously there is member here who does spell and write like Quentin Crisp and he follows my posts around so it was for him.

    If youre bandying insane opinions about like Laz is the worst Bond probably better to use correct English to do it in case people begin to think your illiteracy is part of the same mental lassitude.
  • Posts: 562
    1. Timothy Dalton
    2. Daniel Craig
    3. Sean Connery
    4. George Lazenby
    5. Roger Moore
    6. Pierce Brosnan
  • 1- Timothy dalton

    2- Pierce brosnan/sean connery

    3- roger moore

    4- daniel craig

    5- george lazenby

    Now I like all the bonds, I just like some more than others. Craig might move up depending on how skyfall is. I'm just waiting to see more from him.
  • 1. Connery
    2. Craig (Based on Casino Royale alone...it might even be the best Bond film ever)
    3. Brosnan (I know, everyone hates him these days but I f*cking love him)
    4. Lazenby (Had so much potential)
    5. Moore (I love him dearly...but he wasn't really James Bond was he?)
    6. Dalton (Good...just not enough charisma, I never wanted to BE Tim's Bond)
  • edited February 2012 Posts: 401
    Well, since we're doing this;

    1. Timothy Dalton
    2. Sean Connery
    3. George Lazenby
    4. Roger Moore
    5. Pierce Brosnan
    6. Daniel Craig
    I never wanted to BE Tim's Bond
    You would rather be Craig's Bond? A man who was betrayed by his lover, and gets his genitals whacked and almost castrated?

  • Posts: 11,189
    1. Sean Connery
    2. Roger Moore
    3. Daniel Craig
    4. Timothy Dalton
    5. Pierce Brosnan :(
    6. George Lazenby
  • Dr_Metz wrote:
    DAT is supposed to be irony.
    That wasn't ironic in any way.

    DAT was. Seriously there is member here who does spell and write like Quentin Crisp and he follows my posts around so it was for him.

    If youre bandying insane opinions about like Laz is the worst Bond probably better to use correct English to do it in case people begin to think your illiteracy is part of the same mental lassitude.

    the vicissitudes of life have me at their mercy innit? Lezza was the wrong Bond in the wrong film. OHMSS is one of my favs but it should have been SC's last film. The 70s films would have suited GL.
  • Dr_Metz wrote:
    Well, since we're doing this;

    1. Timothy Dalton
    2. Sean Connery
    3. George Lazenby
    4. Roger Moore
    5. Pierce Brosnan
    6. Daniel Craig
    I never wanted to BE Tim's Bond
    You would rather be Craig's Bond? A man who was betrayed by his lover, and gets his genitals whacked and almost castrated?

    Haha, that's a good point :-)
  • edited February 2012 Posts: 11,189
    Laz was ok. He had potential but, let's be honest, wasnt as fun as the others. He had the HUGE advantage of being surrounded by a great film.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    edited February 2012 Posts: 12,480
    My favs:
    1) Sean Connery
    2) Daniel Craig
    3) Roger Moore
    4) Timothy Dalton
    5) Pierce Brosnan
    6) George Lazenby (but I do not really care for him in the role)

    Sean is #1 for being Bond, the inconic first and strong Bond that set the world on fire and made this franchise a go. Especially for Dr. No, FRWL.
    And having made this list, I do want to say that I like Brosnan.
    Sure Moore's last film was not very good and he was past it then. But overall, I enjoy his films and his portrayal of Bond a lot. I like Craig's Bond very much; looking forward to more. I wish Timothy had done more, he was good. And I like Brosnan in GE and TND a lot. Timothy and Pierce are almost a tie for me.
  • edited February 2012 Posts: 401
    BAIN123 wrote:
    Laz was ok. He had potential but, let's be honest, wasnt as fun as the others. He had the HUGE advantage of being surrounded by a great film.
    I like Lazenby more than OHMSS itself. OHMSS was a good Bond film for the most part, but could also be dreadfully boring at points. It also didn't explain a few things, such as Campbell. The movie seems to just let you guess who he is, which bothered me a bit. When I first saw OHMSS, I though Campbell was a henchman for SPECTRE for some reason.

  • Posts: 11,189
    I think one thing that really boosts Laz is John Barrys melody. Everytime that comes on I get a little lump in my throat. Never underestimate the power of music.
  • Posts: 4,762
    1. Roger Moore
    2. Pierce Brosnan
    3. Timothy Dalton
    4. Daniel Craig
    5. Sean Connery
    6. George Lazenby

    Say what you want to say, but it's true, I'm not the biggest Connery fan.
  • This has turned into rank the Bond actors ? :-/

  • edited February 2012 Posts: 401
    Yeah, basically.
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