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@JeremyBondon I think you’re overstepping the mark there mate.
Reign it in.
If overstepping the mark means making a tongue in cheek remark about a guy boasting about his wife's extraordinary beauty, then sure I'll reign it in.
Tongue in cheek or not, you don't think that might be offensive to @peter ?
Haha, that would've been on the mark
I’ve always said, I dont hide behind anything. Keeps me honest.
Ruth Negga as Lady M was seductive, charming and my only complaint is that when she descended into madness, I feel the play gave this part too short a time. Negga was stunning and her performance quite literally shook the ground (when she screamed to the heavens upon her death scene), and combined with Craig, they made quite the deadly duo.
Feel free to pop over to IG at sheldrickpeter. More pics to come.
@mtm my wife and I went with two friends who are stage actors in NY, and they’ve both done MacBeth several times each over the years; their jaw hit the ground with how beautifully the lighting and stage design married with the text. They said it was one of the best productions they’ve seen, and certainly the best MacBeth. Both were shocked with how Craig and Sam Gold (the director), approached the role. Instead of opening as the heroic warrior (he was still this), he played it so cluelessly; he was “just” a loyal warrior and his only function, until meeting the Witches, was as Duncan’s pitbull and he seemed blissful in this role…. and then everything changed for he and Lady M once the “curse” dripped into their ear…
I’m still buzzing from the show, so now we are taking a longggg bike ride from Brooklyn into Manhattan, 😂
Oh I wish I could see it!
I thought he was very good in Shadow and Bone (though the young cast are all good, imo), and coincidentally he's the brother of Tom Austen, who also has been mentioned here for 007. In real life his voice is a bit higher than ideal; I notice he deepens it for the show.
🙏🏼 @CharmianBond !!
Plus add Olivia Colman as M.
On another note, I can’t let go of how much Tom Doherty reminds of Sean Connery. Would be sad not to see him in the role out of pure nostalgia.
You might consider Henry Golding
Nope. I would pick Ken Jeong or Bruce Lee over him.
Or this random guy on Google.
Henry Golding looks too sweet and friendly, even if he is very good at acting sleazy. Would have a really hard time if it was between him and Rege Jean Page.
I can definitely see the Connery resemblance, especially in the bottom pic. If he can act, that's a good suggestion mate
I know him from the Gossip Girl reboot series where he plays a raging bisexual hogh school student. Very good actor. Had no clue he was Scottish.
Edit: Oh and I forgot that he was already signed to be the villain in the two upcoming Mission Impossible films, but covid delays let to scheduling conflicts.
He’s one of my top candidates. He has no tangible connection to a major franchise; that’s a plus.
Don’t you think he’s a good actor @Since62 ? He’s quite handsome. Has screen charisma. A little more lean mass on his frame would go a long way. But he would bring elements far different from Craig.
I prefer edgier actors, but if they were going with a lighter touch, I’d give this guy a chance.