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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » One of things I find interesting about Dalton's costumes is that there seemed to be less of an attempt to make him look 'trendy' in the way that was done with Moore, Connery and Lazenby (again, there are some ver…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » To be fair there have been some odd fashion choices in many of the films. Personally I find things like Lazenby's frilly ruffled tuxedo shirt or Moore's flared tr…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » @Benny Acting is in my blood. I have grey hair. I can sing and I don't have a Welsh accent. Every day I get stronger. You'll need to dye the hair, …
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jetsetwilly wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » @Benny Acting is in my blood. I have grey hair. I can sing and I don't have a Welsh accent. Every day I get stronger. You'll need to dye the hair, like Connery, Moore, Dalton and Brozza had to d…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » To be fair there have been some odd fashion choices in many of the films. Personally I find things like Lazenby's frilly ruffled tuxedo shirt or Moore's flared trousers much more strange. Also, one thing I'…
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To be fair there have been some odd fashion choices in many of the films. Personally I find things like Lazenby's frilly ruffled tuxedo shirt or Moore's flared trousers much more strange. Also, one thing I've noticed about Craig's Bond films is t…
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CrabKey wrote: » @007HallY There is much in London that is not appealing, but I suspect that is true of all cities. Personally, I don't find London a horrid city. I envy you. It's not an uninteresting city to be fair. Anyway, as I said, …
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » Univex wrote: » Or a bald Bond. I guess that would sort the hair thing… :) If we get Bald Bond then they need to get a bald “badass” to play the part. I el…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » Univex wrote: » Or a bald Bond. I guess that would sort the hair thing… :) If we get Bald Bond then they need to get a bald “badass” to play the part. I elect Jason Stathem for the first Bald-Bond! Wel…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » One local culture Bond could interact more with is his own, London. I rather liked the Bond and Mallory scene outdoors as opposed to another scene in the latest iteration of MI6 HQ, someone's…
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CrabKey wrote: » One local culture Bond could interact more with is his own, London. I rather liked the Bond and Mallory scene outdoors as opposed to another scene in the latest iteration of MI6 HQ, someone's apartment, or a tube station. T…
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He'd actually make a really good henchman, if not a main villain. He's a good character actor.
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George_Kaplan wrote: » peter wrote: » I don't think naming a POC is race baiting. I just don't.... AND... I STILL think Sope is the best candidate. He's alpha, he has great fashion and looks good in most things he wears, he's athletic, has …
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Ludovico wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Obviously it's a topic much exhausted by now, and what's been said has been said over and over again. For me, when it comes to Bond's appearance, I don't think any of the actors matched it fully. And that…
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Obviously it's a topic much exhausted by now, and what's been said has been said over and over again. For me, when it comes to Bond's appearance, I don't think any of the actors matched it fully. And that's a good thing. Most illustrations of the…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Diamonds Aren't Forever (1989) Starring George Lazenby as James [REDACTED] You know that a film or tv show is questionable when George Lazenby …
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Seano wrote: » AstonLotus wrote: » According to the academy’s new “ inclusion “ standards,Oppenheimer doesn’t qualify. That's not clear. Oppenheimer has to qualify on 2 of 4 categories: 1.) On-Screen Representation, 2.) Creative Lead…
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I suspect there's something to ATJ even if he's not the actor who will get the part, or the best candidate at all. Stuff like him making silly pouting faces for the camera when he's not acting, or the pitch of his voice is utterly irrelevant (it's n…
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TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Diamonds Aren't Forever (1989) Starring George Lazenby as James [REDACTED] You know that a film or tv show is questionable when George Lazenby is legitimately the best actor in it.
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SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » Stacey feels one of the more frustrating, because they'd just had a slightly more mature co-star in Octopussy (and I don't mean mature just in age but attitude) and Roge…
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I think there's a sense that by AVTAK they leaned a bit more consciously into Moore's Bond as an older, more gentle figure with women (and in terms of his Bond in general one could argue). Even in FYEO I get the sense the script suggests Melina and …
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Benny wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » zebrafish wrote: » I guess you have to watch it in the context of its times, @SIS_HQ . I had closely followed the Bond films since 1977's TSWLM and it was clear that the slogan "It's the BIGGEST. It's the B…
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DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » Stacey feels one of the more frustrating, because they'd just had a slightly more mature co-star in Octopussy (and I don't mean mature just in age but attitude) and Roger really benefitted from that- I'm not sur…
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zebrafish wrote: » I guess you have to watch it in the context of its times, @SIS_HQ . I had closely followed the Bond films since 1977's TSWLM and it was clear that the slogan "It's the BIGGEST. It's the BEST. It's BOND. And B-E-Y-O-N-D." had bee…
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LALD is a Bond film I now view a lot more favourably than when I was younger (some of the early Moore films really have gone up in terms of how much I enjoy them). While TLD has a great PTS and some great Fleming material that's integrated into the …
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There's of course FYEO's PTS. It becomes interesting when you imagine the wheelchair bound, bald headed villain in the neckbrace not as Blofeld but some sort of imposter. After all, it's more likely that the Blofeld we know in the film series died i…
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Cool thread. I suppose it's probably because Bond isn't in it, but I always become interested in Scaramaga's life in TMWTGG's PTS. Like, how did he get to the point of being the best assassin in the world? Why does he have this weird fixation on Bon…
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Really not my favourite Bond film, but it is one which has some interesting behind the scenes info on it. I didn't know until recently, for instance, that some of the underwater scenes with Bond and Melina were not actually shot underwater but had t…
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Connery's debut in DN is an interesting one. I get the feeling his next two instalments subtly 'course corrected' in the same way the writers did with Moore by TSWLM. In DN he plays Bond in a very wry, and for me personally almost too ironic way. He…
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To be fair has there ever been a case where the director didn't like or want the Bond actor? As far as I can tell while no director's first choice has gotten the part (ie. Campbell preferred Cavill over Craig, Young wanted Richard Johnson etc.) it n…
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