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But did Craig even turn up to the audition with a Craig-esque body type? Like I said he bulked up for the role, and I might be wrong but I remember reading an interview where he said he wasn’t in the best shape before doing so. I don’t know if what …
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Denbigh wrote: » @007HallY I think if an actor has a muscular physique then cool but I don't think it's something they specifically look for in an actor or ever will. It'll be more about the acting including the smaller things you mentioned. …
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I do wonder how much the next actor will lean into that sense physicality, or even if they’ll prepare in quite the same way Craig did. I mean, a part of the publicity for Craig’s early films was the fact that he got bulked up and had a handful of sc…
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I'm honestly fine with P&W staying. Not an opinion I always had but one I've come to over time. One has to remember that scriptwriters on these sorts of films are subject to the demands of directors and producers. DAD, nonsense as it is, has som…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Maybe it's just a matter of preference for the film itself then... like I said all of that sounds like SF to me, insofar as it's quite broad and subjective. I like what they were trying to go for in CR with ma…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » [url="http://"][/url] 007HallY wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » TripAces wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » I keep hearing rumours that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has screen t…
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Not a fan of Cavill in general, much less his version of Superman, but it does seem a bit of a mess getting him back only to have the new heads tell him he's out. I suppose it makes sense - they want to reinvent the franchise without the bad tast…
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Oh, didn't realise he wasn't actually Superman anymore. Yes, I think he'll get some rumours about this in that case. His agent needs to keep his name in the press after all... Have we had a proper Harry Styles rumour yet? Seems overdue if not.
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Perhaps instead of predicting who will actually be cast as the next James Bond we can instead try and predict who will be the next actor to be rumoured for the part? None of whom will get the role, of course. Kit Harrington perhaps?
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MaxCasino wrote: » Univex wrote: » One think we can all agree with, an actor is as good as the script. Sean Connery was lousy in DAF, Moore was awful in AVTAK, Brosnan sucked in DUD, Craig was cringeworthy in some places in SP (and in that M o…
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Univex wrote: » I like Lazenby. If he stuck to it, he'd have been a great Bond, IMO. He was in the best Bond film, as far as I'm concerned. And he had the looks, the physicality, and he didn't act as bad as many like to say he did. Why badmouth th…
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peter wrote: » Well @007HallY you described the character of James Bond with finesse and you hit the truth of the man with your words, than any pic of Henry Cavill, A. Turner or ATJ in a tuxedo/suit has done to date. It's because you went far d…
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I’m really enjoying the split opinions on this, haha! To be fair it is genuinely interesting in terms of how we culturally see James Bond and how the next actor will fit into this. For what it’s worth I don’t think our hero’s appearance is as fix…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » TripAces wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » I keep hearing rumours that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has screen tested for Bond and shot a gun barrel sequence with official announce…
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TripAces wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » I keep hearing rumours that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has screen tested for Bond and shot a gun barrel sequence with official announcement in March.Probably nothing but it appears t…
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Denbigh wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Anyone have any picks for a female villain/henchwoman? @007HallY I took this out of the Bond girl casting discussion page because I think any one of these actresses would make a good female villain/hench…
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Anyone have any picks for a female villain/henchwoman? I know it's been discussed a bit in the Bond actor thread but it's probably worth bringing up a few names here too. Only reason I'm posting is because after watching Titane recently I can ima…
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Maybe it's just a matter of preference for the film itself then... like I said all of that sounds like SF to me, insofar as it's quite broad and subjective. I like what they were trying to go for in CR with many of the fight scenes. The staircase…
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Yes, must admit I did think of SF too after reading that. I think it'll be interesting not only seeing how much action is in Bond 26 but what kind of action. One of the issues I have with the last two Craig films is that it didn't always feel lik…
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echo wrote: » Some stateside chatter about Leo Woodall after his arc on The White Lotus. He’s got an interesting face to be fair. Can’t say anything else about him as I haven’t seen anything he’s been in. Anyone who has have any thoughts …
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Troy wrote: » MI6HQ wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Univex wrote: » And I know @Denbigh and I would like some more of those in future films, wouldn't we? ;) 100% The only thing that truly gr…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » I like Calvin’s videos. He’s most likely right about the first rumblings of Bond 26 being mundane registering of companies or renting of studios rather than an actor’s ca…
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Denbigh wrote: » I like Calvin’s videos. He’s most likely right about the first rumblings of Bond 26 being mundane registering of companies or renting of studios rather than an actor’s casting being leaked. Heck there’s been no sign of a …
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To Moore’s credit, he was a very human Bond, arguably more so than Connery and even Craig at times. I can’t imagine Connery, for example, giving the same genuinely hurt expression when Anya references Tracy in TSWLM. Moore certainly brought that ext…
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Denbigh wrote: » mtm wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » The only thing with those questions is that some of them don't even apply to previous actors. The only two actors I think could, and one of them did, hold their own against Mikkelsen is Craig …
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Mallory wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Junglist_1985 wrote: » Does anyone know if Chris Nolan has anything lined up after Oppenheimer? We’re approaching the 6-7 month mark before its release… Though he’s not even close to being my first choice…
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Junglist_1985 wrote: » Does anyone know if Chris Nolan has anything lined up after Oppenheimer? We’re approaching the 6-7 month mark before its release… Though he’s not even close to being my first choice, I have a strong suspicion they’re waiting…
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ByRoyalDecree wrote: » I reckon more and more people will get more used to higher frame rates as video games get more realistic graphics. I have no idea. I will say that I don't necessarily think such innovations in visual media are necessa…
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I'm not a fan of 60fps personally nor do I think it adds anything. That said it's interesting to think about. I mean, the only reason why films use 24fps is because of a long process starting from the silent film era where filmmakers assumed it look…
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Univex wrote: » I'd say that the desire to have yourself surprised is somewhat a desire to recuperate that brilliant feeling we all had in the Christmas of 2006, @mtm. Nothing wrong with that, I think. For example, I'd love it if they could fin…
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