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Steve Carell is very good if and when he plays a straight role.
I could picture him as some kind of megalomaniac business type.
He's been there and done that, no ?
A weird part of my mind is imaging Steve Carrel doing a better Blofeld in SP/NTTD than Waltz.
Ricardo Darín?
Interesting suggestion. He's getting on in years though. I was thinking about Gabriel Garcia Bernal, who is the right age now and a veteran actor, although he might be a tad too famous and too good looking.
He can be surprisingly good in dramatic roles, but frankly I don't see it.
Hell yeah. Think of the unnerving sly portrayal he'd come up with.
Here is why: He has a chilling calmness and he can embody intellectual intensity with underlying threat.
Here is a Bond-style villain concept: a psychological warfare mastermind. Think a geopolitical strategist manipulating global narratives from the shadows.
He's too good looking.
I appreciate that's his thing, but he'd upstage the actor playing Bond with his dreamy blue eyes and lilting Cork brogue.
That would be a fun development!
Yeah, would love that.
He’d be very interesting, yes. Good call.
How about Adrien Brody? Wouldn’t that be something?
I always thought Brody had too nice a face. But I guess his profile is closer to what they have been casting for the later part of the Craig era. Personally, I'd rather have lesser known actors, but maybe this ship has sailed now.
He was scary as hell in Peaky Blinders ;)
Haven't seen Peaky Blinders.
There's a lot of fairly unknown veteran actors in Oppenheimer who I think could make very capable Bond villains. Jefferson Hall for instance. As Chevalier, he looked a bit like the novel's Hugo Drax. He just needed a shorter haircut and a burnt scar.
You should be a casting agent. Well done ;)
As for Brody, take a look a this little gem of a scene
Or this one