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I know, what is even going on? :))
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Well I'm not going to pretend this is some devastating blow, I'm more just gently disappointed and somewhat saddened. @007HallY and others were correct, Amazon have gone with the continuity candidate, the safest, most non-offe…
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I’ve been very open about not being a big fan of his films (I find them generally a bit dull, albeit stylish and always well crafted. Incidentally I thought Prisoners fantastic and tense, and I legitimately rate it highly). He’s clearly a first r…
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I think a problem with the way they adapted DN is that Bond is mostly one step ahead until he gets captured at Crab Key, to the point he's able to anticipate many of the traps the villains lay out …
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I suppose he’d be on their radar just by virtue of being a good looking British actor 30-35 years old. I can certainly see him getting to a first audition if he agreed. How far he’d get after is anyone’s guess.
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Denbigh wrote: » As for actors who lack that quality. I mean this is all subjective, but Leo Suter certainly has a "modern-edge" to him, but I think lacks the old school quality, or more importantly, I feel lacks that resonance with the literary…
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Not entirely sure what modern edge means, but from interviews I’ve liked how he comes across. A blokeish type confidence if that makes sense? I can easily imagine him in a tuxedo strutting up to the bar and ordering a martini or chatting up a woman.…
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UNCLE's pretty easy viewing. Not necessarily a film you'd go out of your way to watch in the cinema (from what I understand it didn't do well in that regard), but very much a 'yeah, stick that film on' type thing if you're at home and have Netflix o…
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I think a problem with the way they adapted DN is that Bond is mostly one step ahead until he gets captured at Crab Key, to the point he's able to anticipate many of the traps the villains lay out for him. You get less a sense that the has to naviga…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » To put things into context, we're almost at the 3rd year anniversary of Babs saying filming would be at least 2 years away, and there's no writer or director only rumo…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » To put things into context, we're almost at the 3rd year anniversary of Babs saying filming would be at least 2 years away, and there's no writer or director only rumours and guesses. I agree. And…
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It's as if something dramatically changed between then and now ;) weird...
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » The funny thing is, no matter how absent Bond is, once he's back in the news, everywhere shakes. We just saw what First Light's trailer did. It created Bondian sparks around the world...even non-gamers were excited, beca…
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For what it's worth I remember saying when EON still had the creative rights that I didn't think this would be the hard reboot/course correction that CR was in '06. Obviously Bond 26 needs to bring introduce a new Bond and a new era to audiences (so…
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LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » NOSFERATU (2024) My friend @LeonardPine will be delighted to hear that my brother purchased this for me for my birthday last week! So now, having watched it , I can tell him whether I regret not getting t…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Depends I think. Arguably Bond is a very modern character in terms of his vices (I think Fleming stated he saw Bond that way in many ways. I can see that. He’s certainly not old fashioned with his womanis…
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Depends I think. Arguably Bond is a very modern character in terms of his vices (I think Fleming stated he saw Bond that way in many ways. I can see that. He’s certainly not old fashioned with his womanising, love of fast contemporary cars, travel, …
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Ludovico wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Callum seems to be more of a Moore/Brosnan all-rounder, whereas Harris Dickinson seems more the intense actor dalton-type. Just my perception. It's funny, I find Callum to be closer to a more bloke…
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buddyoldchap wrote: » No to all recently mentioned. The next Bond has not been found, yet. I agree, he's not been found yet... Because the casting hasn't begun ;) Ultimately we have no impact on the actor one way or the other, even if th…
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I don't think having certain kinds of accents/needing to change them too much is very important for Bond. Connery had a noticeable Scottish accent and Brosnan a sort of Transatlantic Irish one that gave both character. Dalton's Northern twang slippe…
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I'd be interested if either Dickinson or Turner were picked. I can see them being slightly different. Turner has that energetic, masculine confidence to him I can see going into Bond, and Dickinson that more quiet, enigmatic quality to him. Both str…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » If they want a Bond film quickly Berger is the best choice. 2027 would very much be o…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » If they want a Bond film quickly Berger is the best choice. 2027 would very much be on the table then, he doesn't have any uncomplet…
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Most of what goes into picking the director is stuff we'll never hear. We can only look at these filmmakers and think theoretically about what they'd bring. This comes down to meetings with producers, pitches, what both parties want or say etc. I…
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Well to some extent every director is fulfilling a brief for their employer. You’re not going to get hired to make a Bond film and then proceed to make a two hour long introspective drama adapting Fleming’s 007 in New York. There’s going to be big s…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » If they want a Bond film quickly Berger is the best choice. 2027 would very much be on the table then, he doesn't have any uncompleted projects to finish. If he would be director,…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I’ll never understand the weird obsession with big name writers/directors wanting to set a Bond film in the 60s. And then acting indignant when EON said no (even though it’s probably not the first time th…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » If they want a Bond film quickly Berger is the best choice. 2027 would very much be on the table then, he doesn't have any uncompleted projects to finish. If he would be director, I'd want him to be forced to make a TSWLM styl…
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I’ll never understand the weird obsession with big name writers/directors wanting to set a Bond film in the 60s. And then acting indignant when EON said no (even though it’s probably not the first time they heard said idea, and were generally clear …
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » So if a director is announced this summer, does that make 2027 likely? How long’s a piece of string? ;) Burgess wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » My gut instinct is we'll get something more interesting than Forc…
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