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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I’m going to be a bit contrarian and state that I don’t think it’s going to be as difficult as some make it out to be when it comes to replacing Craig. Sure Craig was a great Bond, but he was sure not the “be all - end a…
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I’ve always felt the final fight between Bond and Green could have been much so better. As it is, Green isn’t a physical match for Bond, and even with an axe it’s pretty obvious he’s not going to win the fight. I think if Green had played a dirty…
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bondywondy wrote: » Can someone answer this question. It's not a trolling question. If Henry Cavill is so popular, why hasn't he had any successful films when starring as the lead? After Superman, obviously. ????? I mean, havin…
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Anyone have any predictions who the next actor to get caught up in the rumour mill/tabloids for Bond will be? I feel they'll go back to a classic like Idris Elba or Aidan Turner before another completely random name is thrown about... promptly follo…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Honestly, I'd genuinely say that Brosnan's performance in GE is one of the best of the series. I'd go as far as to say it's a more layered one than Dalton's in LTK (although they are undeniably different). I thin…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Honestly, I'd genuinely say that Brosnan's performance in GE is one of the best of the series. I'd go as far as to say it's a more layered one than Dalton's in LTK (although they are undeniably different)…
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Honestly, I'd genuinely say that Brosnan's performance in GE is one of the best of the series. I'd go as far as to say it's a more layered one than Dalton's in LTK (although they are undeniably different). I think he's pretty good in TND and parts o…
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Seeing as it’s Friday I presume an announcement from EON about ATJ becoming Bond and Nolan as the director are imminent? 🤔 Or did ATJ forget to call them back?
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On my most recent rewatches, I must say I have a lot of admiration for Lewis Gilbert’s directing. I guess YOLT has gone up in my opinion of it then. SP definitely has its moments though. Probably YOLT by a hair, but it depends on my mood.
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Risico007 wrote: » Colonel_Venus wrote: » One of my favourite Hollywood journalists, Jeff Sneider talked about the ATJ rumour on the Hot Mic podcast today. Interestingly, even though he believes the Sun article is complete BS, he does believe …
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talos7 wrote: » Moving on... It is absolutely impossible that the powers that be at EoN have not discussed potential Bond actors. I would love to be a fly on the wall for those conversations: just how many names that they may have bandied about…
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LucknFate wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » The ATJ Rolling Stone UK cover story really says a lot, the actor says he doesn't "need a new future" laid out for him. Sounds like a rejection of Bond to me. And I do wonder if maybe …
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Venutius wrote: » Who's the modern equivalent of Daniel Craig, though? Dan was literally the best British actor of his generation. I don't see anyone who's clearly head and shoulders above his contemporaries in this era. I'm not sure how ma…
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peter wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » The ATJ Rolling Stone UK cover story really says a lot, the actor says he doesn't "need a new future" laid out for him. Sounds like a rejection of Bond to me. And I do wonder if maybe The Sun heard he had a ma…
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Elba and Cavill are popular. They've both been in television shows which have good reviews and fan followings. They've both been in some popular films amongst the flops. Generally both are considered likeable offscreen. People definitely know who th…
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Well, the thing about Idris Elba is he's actually quite popular as an actor. His film career has been... well not great, to put it lightly, but he was in Luther which obviously hit the right notes with the British (and even some of the American) pub…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » peter wrote: » @jetsetwilly From yesterday's Variety: Sources close to Taylor-Johnson downplayed the report and said he has not been cast as Bond, but technically anything is possible in the future. This has been …
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GF. While I need to give it a rewatch at some point TWINE isn't my favourite Bond movie, needless to say!
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It depends on the actor. Often times films that are financial failures or disappointments aren't bad (on the contrary, sometimes very great and interesting films flop) and even in 'bad' films an actor can deliver a worthy and critically praised perf…
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talos7 wrote: » mtm wrote: » Godzilla had a palpable moment of interest level dip for me when Bryan Cranston hands the lead over to Taylor-Johnson: the film just becomes so much less interesting. This! Accent/voice aside, he is inc…
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Denbigh wrote: » Hypothetical question, do you guys think audiences trust Nolan so much that it wouldn't matter who was cast in the role? Would this be the first case in James Bond where the director is bigger than the actor? and in turn, would th…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » My issue with ATJ is that I find he just hasn’t made that much of an impact on me in whatever I’ve see him in, except for Nowhere Boy. Not to say he’s bad in anything - he g…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » GQ Magazine last week: "Christopher Nolan is the best person to remake Bond. Give him the keys, you cowards" https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/why-christopher-nolan-should-direct-bond @Colonel_Venus you didn’t wri…
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I think if anything it points to the fact that there is very much an official process for auditions, even with a clear front runner. They don’t just pick an actor and give them a three picture deal (at least not beyond the days of Roger Moore). D…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » My issue with ATJ is that I find he just hasn’t made that much of an impact on me in whatever I’ve see him in, except for Nowhere Boy. Not to say he’s bad in anything - he gives very functional performances - it’…
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bondywondy wrote: » Colonel_Venus wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » You don't think someone as big as Nolan could be already onboard, but as he is such a big name there are only a selected few that know about this for certain? Bingo. An…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » Blast from the past: "The Sun (UK) claim today [April 6th, 2005] that Daniel Craig has been picked by producer Barbara Broccoli to become the sixth James Bond 007 in a three-film deal." https://www.mi6-hq.com/news/index.php?…
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Risico007 wrote: » Entertainment tonight talked about it …. Is John Tesh still their host? This is a random point, but it's stuff like that segment which sort of makes me get why EON won't comment on this rumour/would want to control th…
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DewiWynBond wrote: » From what I've seen on different platforms, there's been no comments about ethnicity. People are ok with a traditional looking actor. Perhaps next week it'll be Idris Elba or Sope Dirisu's turn to be signed on for Bond…
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bondywondy wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » bondywondy wrote: » The conspiracy theory is Eon use social media to gauge reaction. A so called Eon 'insider' leaks names to the tabloids, the Sun used to be the best selling UK newspaper, dunno if it…
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