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Even Rog? But I do get your point. How often , in a wide range of films , do we hear a villain and hero saying how similar they are? Reflections.
Lol. Yeah, I can't believe Connery took that part, and he really enjoyed himself, it seems.
He was in the outstanding Woman of Straw.
There's the obvious example! Thank you! I haven't seen that one in a very, very long time.
This one I haven't seen. I must seek it out.
I thought right there and then: "That's the next James Bond."
He makes quite the impression in that for such a quick appearance.
You thought he was the villain in Marnie ?...????
Yeah he's great in it, really striking performance. And pretty much in his Remington Steel period too: should have been Bond then: he showed there he could do the cold as well as the charm.
I remember one of his early 90s thrillers where he's some sort of charmer who turns out to be the murderer too, sort of Dead Calm sort of thing. I think he did something else along those lines relatively recently, although not quite the typical full-on villain sort of thing.
:D
(Yeah okay, not completely!)
Yes. He really does.
Never Talk To Strangers is what I think you're thinking of! It was a fairly low-budget thing where he was an abuser.
The more recent thing was that film with Gerard Butler and Maria Bello. I liked that, even if the twists got too twisty for the sake of twisty by the end. He was very good in it.
Again, long time since I've seen it. But he certainly wasn't a good guy or an anti-hero type in it.
Could be, thanks. Pretty much the only thing I can remember about it is an intensely weird ending to a restaurant scene where the lady he's having dinner with leaves, and the scene ends with him feeling the temperature of a bottle of sake for some reason, and then him looking very meaningful (possibly doing a patented Brosnan thoughtful lip-wipe). It was baffling!
Then you don't know many women.
Yeah, I heard about that. I still need to watch Poldark! Hopefully on either Netflix, Prime, Hbo Max. That'd be convenient.
@Ludovico More than you, lad.
'Tarzans Greatest Adventure!'
I still think a 2 picture deal with Idris Elba is the best creative and commmercial decision.
Thankfully you're not at the helm of EoN.
I think that’s been obvious for a while.
Aren't you more into sausages?
I think that's true of every Bond they've ever announced though really (save for Roger Moore perhaps; but he was a big star rather than big movie star) and it's never failed to create a stir, because Bond is the star. I'm not sure what you mean about it serving little purpose?
:))
I know a few, and personal experience for personal experience many of the women I know find Daniel Craig hot. I think we discussed it earlier on in this very thread: we can't assume as male what heterosexual women find attractive in a man.
Some people need to repeat things on loop hoping they can create an echo chamber.
Silly.
Jealous! Have fun, Peter :).
It's this in a nutshell. He's definitely not handsome but that doesn't mean he can't be attractive. There's just something 'there' that I can't really pin down. I know plenty of women with similar tastes... e.g. he's not my type but Benedict Cumberbatch has loads of female fans.
Ah wow, have a great time. Well done for getting the tickets, I can imagine they were pretty hot.
I won't spoil the end for you :D
I agree