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EDIT: Bond will be on but there are a few stories to get through first. Interview with Daniel in Istanbul (looks like a part of the Istanbul interviews that were done a few months ago), interview with Richard Kiel, interview with an unnamed Bond girl who I didn't recognise.
Doesn't look like anything new. Same stuff we've seen over the last 6 months or so.
Cut to an exhibition of Bond cars. Nothing too interesting. Then an extended interview with Lazenby. Talked about meeting the director, where he recalled saying, "Peter, I've never acted before in my life", to which Hunt laughed and said "You're an actor. Stick to your story and I'll make you the next James Bond." He then explained his decision to quit the role.
'Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang' introduced the Bond girl segment, lots of clips of the old Bond girls, interview with Britt Ekland. She owns a dog named Tequila who she smuggles into hotels in a handbag, apparently. She told the story of her 5 year old son watching TMWTGG for the first time, saying "Mum you were a babe" after watching it 3 times in a row. The reporter flirted a bit, calling her the most beautiful girl in the world. Followed by a brief interview with Richard Kiel, who calls Jaws the Energizer Bunny - "always coming back".
Back to Craig talking about stunts and how he tries to do his own. Really nothing new from Skyfall at all. George Lazenby then advised to enjoy the film but not over analyse it. Then (I'm paraphrasing) he calls Bond films wish fulfilment, saying (quite truly, I think) that 'Getting a girl is easy, but getting the one you want is harder".
Same here. I kept my credit card close but ... no cigar.
Oh you always were a Cunning Linguist @DarthDimi ;))
Two exceptional pieces of advice! Hopefully everyone here takes them to heart... ;-)
Heineken will be different. We have a description of the add from what i remember.
12:37AM LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON Late Night
712 - DANIEL CRAIG, ARCHIE PANJABI, ANIMAL COLLECTIVE All New
http://www.nbc.com/schedule/
vid: http://www.hungertv.com/film/feature/daniel-craig/#slideshow-1
Daniel Craig opens up about his initial reluctance to take on the role of James Bond and explains why he is currently yearning to chop wood and paint walls.
The first time I saw Daniel Craig was in Sharpe’s Rifles. But the first time I thought, “That guy is amazing,” was in the film The Mother, well before he became James Bond. I remember making a note to find out more about this actor. He was incredible – clearly someone who could take on any role and morph into the most challenging character.
This is the second time I have shot Craig – the first time was for Casino Royale, and looking very much how everyone would expect him to. I wanted to shoot him for the cover of The Hunger because I wanted to show him in a more unexpected way, and do something intimate and simple, but more creative.
Craig doesn’t play the game. He covets his private life, and is known for not embracing the media. I love this about him. It’s rare to come across a major celebrity who resists the media circus with such dignity and success, picking his choices carefully and keeping at arm’s length. It only makes him more intriguing and adds to the enigma.
You’ve said in the past that you’d rather go to the dentist than do interviews – is that true?
When I went to drama school, the idea of becoming famous was not on the agenda, it was just about working, acting and finding a job that I loved. The fame part was secondary. I left drama school and started making movies immediately, but I didn’t become famous, I just became a jobbing actor. And then fame comes along and there’s no real lesson, you have to learn on the hoof, and the whole idea of talking about myself, or exposing myself in that way, just seemed, and still does, so alien to me. The tits and teeth thing I can’t really do, the turning it on, making it, “You want a show? I’ll give you a show right now” – I can’t really do that, I feel that’s anathema to me.
Read more of this interview in Issue 3, out on the 11th of October 2012, subscribe here.
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Which I will avoid... ;)
Maybe. A theatrical poster would be nice too! With nearly three weeks left everything will start being churned out now.
I will post the other two parts, when I get them for those, who are interested in seeing a bit more of this. I think, it shows some nice layers...
http://www.justjared.com/2012/10/05/daniel-craig-late-night-with-jimmy-fallon-appearance/#comment-25348869
Daniel Craig was just on Jimmy Fallon here in the States. A Skyfall clip was shown where Craig is scaling the digger on the moving train. Not only that, but it featured some of Newman's score
I will be chatting #SKYFALL with Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem and the new Bond girls this weekend. Submit your questions! cc @007
Eric Walkuski Title Web journalist Demographic info Greater New York City Area | Motion Pictures and Film Current: News Editor at JoBlo.com Past: News Editor at iamROGUE.com
I placed the last link wrong myself. Its so damn hard to keep this system in order. Who ever decided on this format. Its terrible and the worst, I ever saw. Sorry, to say this, but its annoying the hell out of me and most likely, its not just me.