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Ludovico wrote: WillyGalore wrote: Ludovico wrote: Dragonpol2 wrote: Ludovico wrote: One of the reasons why I am not too keen on a Britsh actor for a villain in the next Bond movies. Although they are maybe the best actors. …
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I think that the next Bond villain should be gaunt-faced, and look quite sickly, as this would be the perfect antithesis to their true self.
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I was watching a documentary recently on Yuri Geller...so how about Bond chases after a world-famous illusionist who is suspected to be working for the Russians? I kid. I was thinking about the recent peace agreement brokered by the US and Russia…
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Chapter 1: At One False Swoop Despite what one has heard about Mexico and its bandits, the South American nation is still abundant with lush trees, exotic flowers and, contrary to popular belief, even palm trees. One cannot dispute that regions o…
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I'll do one from each Bond actor, given that I quote these all at least once or twice. From Connery: "That's a Smith & Wesson, and you've had your six." From Lazenby: "You see, we've got all the time in the world." From Moore: "What a h…
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The only two things I liked about the film were the fight between Bond and Peter Franks, and the stunt with the car at the climax of the Las Vegas chase.
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5. The agent's murder coinciding with the funeral procession. 4. Rosie Carver's death. 3. The bus chase - in particular the collision with the low bridge. 2. The speedboat chase. 1. Baron Samedi's descent into the snake-fi…
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Unfortunate DP.
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Ludovico wrote: hullcityfan wrote: Ludovico wrote: Perdogg wrote: I hullcityfan wrote: Let's base it on a real life event a CIA agent who works in Moscow and hires a Russian agent from the FSB but Felix Leiter killed his parents for…
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Dragonpol wrote: SlayerDarth wrote: Dragonpol wrote: See John Gardner's No Deals, Mr Bond and Death is Forever for the same plot strand. They might have the same plot strand, but I'd like to think that my plot idea is much more simp…
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Dragonpol wrote: See John Gardner's No Deals, Mr Bond and Death is Forever for the same plot strand. They might have the same plot strand, but I'd like to think that my plot idea is much more simplistic. Perhaps this could have worked as on…
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Ludovico wrote: Perdogg wrote: Maybe they should consider having the villains members of the La Costra Nostra. That is for crime fiction I think, a bit below Bond. Yes, the novel DAF had mobsters as main villains, but I can't see it wor…
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How about the head of a smuggling gang? They could be smuggling anything, from black-market organs, to drugs, to arms - whatever. There's definitely a lot of potential. Alternatively, how about a hardcore Pokémon fan who is planning on using a nu…
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I have a few suggestions. Could the Trojan virus on Silva's laptop be a possible reference to the FRWL novel? I ask this, simply because SMERSH had rigged the Lektor to explode as soon as the crypt-analysts tried to access the device. Similarly, …
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hullcityfan wrote: Why does everyone think DAF is a bad film? I think its one of the best! It wasn't bad per see...it was just a missed opportunity. We had a poignant ending with its predecessor OHMSS, with everyone hoping that there would …
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Greetings. My name is Aaron, I'm 18 and I've been a fan of the films since the late 1990s. I have fond memories of my father purchasing the DVD sets, in all the packaging no less. He used to have them delivered to his workplace in Central London, be…
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I have a tendency to lean towards Elektra King, however I feel that they should have made her the main villain of TWINE, and could have worked on her character a little more. But beggars can't be choosers D: And as others have said, Melina Havelo…
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007InVT wrote: hullcityfan wrote: Dont 007, 008 and 0011 share the same office I read it somewhere but not in a novel. I think that's in Goldfinger, you're right. And the same secretary. It's like carpooling, but this time with a…
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I think that, since it is pretty obvious that the next Bond will follow on from Craig, we should have someone who is either in their early thirties or late thirties. Correct me if I'm wrong (I haven't read some of my Bond novels in some time), but i…
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Film Title: N/A Year: 1970s Location: Primarily West Germany Theme Performed by: I don't know Cast: Timothy Dalton as James Bond Udo Kier as the Villain Armin Mueller-Stahl as the Henchman Robert Brown as M Desmond Llewelyn as Q Caroline Q…
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Top 10 List: 1. Not having a worthy follow-up to OHMSS. They could have made something great out of DAF. 2. Roger's clown outfit in Octopussy. 3. John Glen - IMO, Glen was a hack. Even Dalton allegedly entered an argument with him because of th…
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