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In particular, Naomie seems to be the most suspicious of her. Perhaps, it’s because Ana is the “new”, “young” girl on the film. Or perhaps it has something to do with Ana having a more substantial role this time than her. Whatever it is, Naomie just seems softer and ore affectionate to Lea than with Ana.
It’s also clear at one point that Ana is trying to ingratiate herself on Naomie by complimenting SF. She even refers to the Madrid premiere. Naomie denies attending, but you can feel that Ana knows that she saw Naomie but is trying to be polite. There’s a chance that Naomie forget she attended, but she responds so definitively nonetheless and completely shuts Ana down. She could have been a little more helpful to Ana in that moment. After all, it is an undeniable fact that she was in attendance at the Madrid premiere.
Now that is a very good idea and appear in a Bond film, Tallulah would make a great Lara
No she probably just forgot and you're imagining things.
You think too much :))
She's pretty, and has some stage (Carousel) and screen (Doctor Who, Minamata) experience (and she was pretty good in DW). Plus, according to the concert programme, she would be interested.
She's definately very beautiful.
After watching a few more episodes of Lucifer, I'd add Inbar Lavi to the mix. Could be a modern day Lana Wood.
Chloe Bennet
The problem usually resides with how much, or how little, dangles— if you get my poor attempt at subtlety
Anyway, here's a new choice from me...
Sarah Gadon
She's a home-town girl, from Toronto-- talented and beautiful.
Damn. Those are gorgeous eyes.
Who says im threatened? I was simply stating that according to recent reports,its apparently not proper to use the '' Bond girls '' title on the Bond movie set.I do think its nonsense though.
Ah i miss the good old days..
Actually, I’m saying your threatened.
I agree with you; love the women in the 60s. Sylvia Trench, out late, gambling, smoking, drinking, breaks into a stranger’s home just to get laid. Love her.
I love Honey.
Tatiana.
Jill, Tilly and Pussy.
Major crushes on Paula, Fiona and Domino.
Love Aki.
Tracy (alongside Dan’s gal) is my number ones by far...
It goes on and on until Triple X and Goodhead and even Melina... Here’s where it started to feel like the series was starting to pay the tokens, instead of three dimensional, sensual women.
I’d argue that Octopussy was a return to the old ways, so was Lupe (not Pam, although she was very sexy); Xenia was terrific and fun and over the top, hated her motherly-screaming counterpart in Natalya; liked the idea of Paris and found Wai Lin sexless; loved Elektra, disliked Christmas; Jinx was gorgeous and unbelievably bad, with Miranda being on the nose-stupidity (but at least they tried to suggest she was bi); the real women returned in the Craig era: Vesper (my fave with Tracy), Camille, Solange and Fields, Severine, Lucia, and, to a lesser degree Madeleine.
Bond has had many real and strong women. B25 will continue that tradition.
Some great examples there @peter I think certain media outlets and fans have selective memory, or they were just not paying attention
True I am tired it's all about money and a narrative will be created to achieve that
They're very striking. :x
Cannot argue with that, but without an audience they wouldn t be there. It is the audience that s really terrible.
Absolutely
Not really @AstonLotus, you asked, "Who says I'm threatened".
I answered.
And that's what I was saying in my original post about men who feel threatened by the progress of women.
That's all. Not bait. Just an opinion based on the things you've written about re: the latest developments on B25.