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That too.
Hear hear!
Funnily enough I can sort of see him in the mould of the 50s style of Bond a bit more: he's got a bit of a loucheness to him and there's a bit of coldness too. If they were doing a period Bond movie I could see him in it very easily somehow. I don't know if he can be requisitely tough: as you say, I guess we'll find out with Batman.
I've not really thought about it before because I have lost interest in Batman almost totally, but he is a very leftfield choice isn't he? I wonder where that's going.
Also here's an interview with him talking about The Batman briefly if you're interested @mtm
Everyone should also watch The Lighthouse if they haven't.
The more I think about it he does actually seem one of the better fits for Bond out there right now: I'd kind of dismissed him as too pretty but I hadn't really thought about him properly. I imagine Tenet will bring him onto a lot of folks' radar (even though I realise his role in that doesn't look very Bond at all).
...and definitely; it's just a shame he's already Bruce Wayne, but to be honest, it's why I mention Aaron Taylor-Johnson so much. I know his voice is not the greatest, but he's an actor. Either way, I mention him because I believe he could be a good alternative to Pattinson. He'll also get to prove himself in Tenet (already looking badass in that by the way) and he has quite the varied filmography.
A 50's period piece Bond film with Pattinson...........yeah. I could get into that idea.
I'd like to see Pattinson in a period piece, actually if he hasn't done something already.
Apparently the tone for the new Batman movie is supposed to be very old school film noir, which I absolutely love. Then again some may argue most post '60's Batman movies homage noir in some way or another. I don't really follow Batman much anymore either, or any of the DC films for that matter. But this could end up being quite good.
The best suggestion for many many pages.
Like the other 15 names that get rehashed on every page?
I would be fine with it
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3297698/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
He can't act though.
But he actually looks very Italian? It’s like casting Hugh Grant as Micheal Corleone.
He’s a much better actor than the likes of Dornan or Pattinson.
But admittedly, I’d want a better actor in the role. The Brosnan days are long gone.
Oy, I don't like Pattinson as a Bond candidate, but he his miles ahead of Cavill in the acting department, just check The Lighthouse or The Lost city of Z, or Cosmopolis, my friend, that'll suffice to change your opinion (although he has his couple of bad films and roles, very bad indeed). As for Dornan, you're absolutely right ;)
Unfortunately…
1) Pattinson
2) Cavill
3) Dornan
Better than Pattinson? No, he's really not.
=))
Thank God he became an actor and not a professional criminal, because that would be one hell of a description to hear on the police bandwidth.