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matt_u wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I certainly think he looks better now than he did during SP (both in the film itself and during the press tour). You can't be serious. I'm deadly serious.
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Al Pacino is in negotiations to star as one of the lead roles in the Amazon's new drama series, The Hunt. “The Hunt” follows a diverse band of Nazi Hunters living in 1977 New York City. They have discovered that hundreds…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Me, The Next James Bond? No Thanks. (Says nobody, ever.) Pretty good article. I agree. Insightful. I didn't realize Roger Moore was offered the role after Connery first stepped down (I knew about Dalton). The…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » Maybe it’s just me but I’m not seeing the pictures that everyone else is seeing of Craig. I see a genuinely “old” and a bit haggered looking Craig. Now sure he looks much better than he did 5 mon…
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RE: Bond 25 box office, I still think it's too early to make projections until we know the cast and the premise. A long time has passed and while that increases anticipation, it also increases risks. As I mentioned on a previous page, given the move…
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Outstanding gentlemen. Just outstanding. Bravo!
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TripAces wrote: » 077 wrote: » DC-he's looking great leave this handsome man alone ;) Rami Malek- might also very well be another Mi6 agent, suitably so... I just re-watched the CR, and the shower scene.. wow... what a delight. One stro…
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jake24 wrote: » Hopefully this means Viggo is on Eon's radar. Viggo Mortensen would be a great catch. With any luck it's a film with multiple villains and Viggo is one of them, along with Malek.
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Birdleson wrote: » Why is competence an issue anyway? Dench's M consistently makes bad decisions with horrific ramifications in both of her incarnations. Makes for a more interesting character. The Bond of the novels frequently overestimates hi…
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Ludovico wrote: » bondjames wrote: » SaintMark wrote: » Remington wrote: » I think Gemma Arterton would have been a good Moneypenny. Possibly better that Harris. Controversial? No it would make more sense than having Moneypenny …
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SaintMark wrote: » Remington wrote: » I think Gemma Arterton would have been a good Moneypenny. Possibly better that Harris. Controversial? No it would make more sense than having Moneypenny rebooted as a special agent with a license to…
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It still doesn't really work for me, because if she was his girl, and knew of his villainy, then the comment he makes doesn't have as much impact (because she would have figured out that they were blown). Unless she thought she was just there to wat…
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Remington wrote: » I think Gemma Arterton would have been a good Moneypenny. Possibly better that Harris. Controversial? Not at all. I suggested her some years back. She's the new incarnation of MP to me. Sassy but a bit demure. A terrible mi…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I'm curious as to why Mr. White would take his girlfriend to a Spectre meet. True love? :D Possibly. Unlike Mrs. White, maybe she accepts him, warts, life of crime and all. PropertyOfALady wr…
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I'm curious as to why Mr. White would take his girlfriend to a Spectre meet. After all, all the other participants who left seemed to be on their own. Unless it was only meant to be a one way call, with Greene talking only, but I doubt that because …
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She was pretty good in that Jack Ryan adaptation on Prime. I first saw her in Limitless (great film btw).
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This interview is interesting. I didn't realize that he did that run on film after he broke his ankle. The jump part is from before, but the actual run is after he recovered. I can see a slightly different hairstyle now when I look at the clip of it…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » Bonds in 1969: A bit awkward smile on Roger there; wonder what they talked about! "That new guy they've got in my place is s#!^ Rog…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » Bonds in 1969: A bit awkward smile on Roger there; wonder what they talked about! "That new guy they've got in my place is s#!^ Rog. I'm going to tell Cubby and Harry to give you …
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He really gave it away in that interview. He starts fidgeting and uncomfortably feeling up the table while tapping his lap. I wonder if Kimmel was asked not to mention it but he did anyway.
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DoctorNo wrote: » It would be great if it was a group of interesting villains rather than a single one like FRWL with Klebb, Grant, Kronsteen... Malek would fit well with that. Agreed. The more I see of this guy, the more I think he can be a …
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patb wrote: » Someting I think we saw in SP was the fact that you are asking much of a "slight" actor to play a role where he is a genuine threat to Bond . IMHO, the villain must pose a threat and a big guy projects that threat via their physicali…
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AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » Bonds in 1969: I came across this one a few weeks back. Should have posted it here. Most of the shots of these two together are from the 80's but it's nice to see one from earlier. Rog probably didn't know he wa…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Parker and the Canadienne. I wouldn't have a problem with Corinne having a small role in B25. Perhaps she has a chance to repay Bond for saving her butt in QoS. Denbigh wrote: » Talulah Riley I can't…
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MooreFun wrote: » Could be more of a Gupta role, or some other henchman - he doesn't have to be the main villain. This is my view too. He's a bit slight for a main villain imho. Perhaps the film will have a combo of villains and he's one of t…
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Mathis1 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » That's a pretty unique top 4 @w2bond. I don't think I've seen TLD, OP, GE & FRWL in that order so high before. They are all quite different. I see the Mendes entries do nothing for you and QoS isn't a…
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DarthDimi wrote: » bondjames wrote: » It's all a question of removing the padding and keeping it tight without losing the essence . Perhaps that's what keeps these films so rewatchable for me, I'm not sure. They are very well paced for their t…
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It's rather obvious that he's been approached based on that clip. I think he should have been better prepared for that one, if the idea is to still keep it under wraps.
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jobo wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Talking of Rosa Klebb (whom I consider sharing main villain status with Grant), I think she might have been the most dangerous physical adversary James Bond ever met, simply because of the potency of the poison.…
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That's a pretty unique top 4 @w2bond. I don't think I've seen TLD, OP, GE & FRWL in that order so high before. They are all quite different. I see the Mendes entries do nothing for you and QoS isn't all that high either. I suppose the last de…
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