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But... Willams would of given us a very different Bond sound, one though I can live without! Why, because bar two scores in the series, with had a great mix of music over the years!! All fitting the periods they had been written for, Barry is obviously the god father of Bond the scores and one of the key players in the Bond DNA.
So... No, a Willams Bond score would of given us no more than what we got during these periods, other than if he scored TSWLM, which score wise is weak, song ok though!? I'd rather had a Jerry goldsmith Bond score for TSWLM!!!! :-B
Would say more, but it as I can't be bothered to move my arse to the desk top, I'm typing on a iPad and although a great tool it's a pain to type on!!!? X.
Oh... There's a John Willams concert with the LSO at the Barbican centre London later this year, I'll be attending and it should be a one off time to hear a great retrospective of his work!!!
Yes your right!!! Both score and song, which when you consider the input Barry gave and never got a mention for Bond seems a bit rich!!? Marvin Hamlisch was at the time very popular, and that's why he got the gig, Cubby was sold on his popularity so therefore hired him, when asked by Eon/Cubby where they should look too, Barry recommended..... Bill conti!!! But cubby saved him for later!!
Foot note.... Did you know that Thomas(SkyFall)Newman in his early days, worked on the orchestration for ....John Willams score to " Return of the Jedi!!" x.
Im sorry to go off topic here, but thesis 102 got me looking at casino royale 1967 on Wikipedia. I noticed there was a character in CR1967 named Evelyn Tremble/James Bond 007 played by (Peter Sellers). Now look at the name Evelyn Tremble. Take the Tr out of Tremble and put it in front of Evelyn and you get Trevelyn which is very similar to Trevelyan. Could this be the source of inspiration for 006's name in Goldeneye? I doubt it, but ya never know.
<font color=blue size=7><b>Bond films can be educational for children.</b></font>
great way to learn how to rogerize girls all day and stay clear away from celibate :))
hey that sounds like a good bond title
"techniques to kill".
I disagree. Through the Bonds, I learned about geography and world politics. Watching the Bonds over and over also aided in my learning of the English language. Next to that, there's things I've learned about filmmaking from carefully observing scenes in the films or comparing them to their respective source novels. I learned about guns, wines, cars and certain forms of elegant clothing.
I raise a toast to that. More importantly, Sean taught me what James Bond could and should be. The man exceeds the title of living legend.
fixed :)
Dutch. ;-) I live in the upper region of Belgium, a country the size of a bug but with the best darn chocolate in the whole world. Also, we provided AVTAK's Scarpine, JC Van Damme, waffles and French fries.
the entire world thanks you for that !! :)
I want one of those. \m/
<font color=blue size=7><b>Had they gone with an older girl and ditto villain, AVTAK could have been somewhat more credible.</b></font>