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I think the script and where they want to go with the next Bond will play a role too. Again, look at The Batman - the fact that they did away with Wayne's playboy persona for this one and depicted him as a younger recluse who is implied to be suffer…
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mtm wrote: » Well I think that's an interesting question: after 15 years of Craig, people growing up with him as their 007; is that Bond is now? When Christian Bale hung up his tights they didn't get a funny one in, they got Affleck and Pattinson …
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It's interesting thinking about what the producers potentially want from the next Bond. That's to say what kind of James Bond, and as a result what kind of actor, they'll look for. In the context of the post-Craig era Dirscu isn't actually an unu…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I couldn't do it last night, but I'll just link my post in controversial opinions here, but you all kind of cited the major points by now anyway (and it seems this isn't a controversial opinion at all). I am kind of itc…
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To be honest, I actually misremembered it for a long time and thought it was Edwards who gave the report in that scene. Obviously he appears a bit later. Still, surely it'd have made more sense for the BBC to be reporting about the MI6 attack, no?
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » This is off-topic, but can someone give a general overview over the stages of script development? When is a script greenlit? Is that the shooting script? I’m asking because it seems like they went into pre-production an…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I just wrote a long thing on the controversial opinions thread about how the Ms in the Craigverse most likely are only the Heads of the 00 Section r…
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LucknFate wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I just wrote a long thing on the controversial opinions thread about how the Ms in the Craigverse most likely are only the Heads of the 00 Section rather than Chiefs of the Secret Intelligence Servic…
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Ludovico wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Actually just made my first pot of mulled wine this year. Delicious, and soon to go on to the second no doubt. I love mulled wine. Especially on a cold day. My dad drinks it with home made doughnuts. …
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I have noticed Dirisu is getting a bit of buzz around being a potential Bond outside of these forums. We'll have to see if that has any impact. Like I hinted at in my last post about ATJ, I do think the shorter the odds are, the less likely it's goi…
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Univex wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Jordo007 wrote: » DeuxMoi Message : Aaron Taylor Johnson is the next Bond. A mini trailer of him doing the famous Bond shot is going to be released March/April 2023 to announce him as the new actor Thi…
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Jordo007 wrote: » DeuxMoi Message : Aaron Taylor Johnson is the next Bond. A mini trailer of him doing the famous Bond shot is going to be released March/April 2023 to announce him as the new actor This is from an Instagram account called Deux…
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Broadly true. I think Australia does have (or at least has had) certain species in zoos technically (at least I remember there being some last time I visited) but they're not natural to the environment. Was going to write Jamaica in response to that…
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doubleoego wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » If they re-wrote it after Craig was cast, i'm curious to know what was altered. Because to me, CR feels like it was written for a younger actor, and then not changed when Craig was cast. It all feels j…
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For sure. From what I can tell they were planning to go even younger in early drafts and have a Bond in his 20s (which explains Cavill, although I think they came to the conclusion he was too young somewhat ironically). I guess it was more 'Bond be…
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Actually just made my first pot of mulled wine this year. Delicious, and soon to go on to the second no doubt.
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DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » Craig was really too old for the character as written in CR, but that didn't stop them. Was he? I got the impression that he had already had a military career prior to moving on to mi6, so 30-something st…
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Having M be the Head of the 00 section rather than of MI6 isn't as major a change as we might think. You still have essentially the same function from the character as well as the same character dynamics between them and Bond. In fact it actually mi…
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MaxCasino wrote: » MI6HQ wrote: » Just a thought: 1. Who else here who wants nostalgia (like References or callbacks to previous Bond films) to remain in the future Bond films? Or Do you think it's the reason why those filmmakers (p…
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Interesting questions! MI6HQ wrote: » 1. Who else here who wants nostalgia (like References or callbacks to previous Bond films) to remain in the future Bond films? Or Do you think it's the reason why those filmmakers (particularly writer…
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Not sure if any of these actresses have been mentioned before, but oh well... Mia Goth I've noticed her appearing more and more in Horror films as of late (Peal, X, High Life, Suspira etc.) I can see why. She's an actress with an interesti…
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I do think most of these 'strict' requirements such as height and age always have a bit of leeway dependent on the candidate. I'm sure if an actor aged 40 or a bit older auditioned this time round and was exactly what they were looking for they'd go…
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Turner reminds me of Clive Owen (who I guess was rumoured for Bond around 2005). I mean, the idea of both playing Bond makes sense on paper... sort of. Neither are too famous, but not unknown. Both look like generic 'James Bond' types. And yet there…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » At least the story made sense and there was a cumulative “final boss” effect. Here it’s just some side character that comes outta nowhere. I actually don't mind Safin during the first half of NTTD. It's interestin…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » It always bothered me that the man to end Bond and be such a super villain threat to the world wasn’t Spectre and Blofeld, but just some ……geek. It sort of underscores the fact that their wasn’t a grand plan, and they (E…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » What do people think about the idea of Edgar Wright directing Bond 26? I was indifferent for the most part, but after seeing Bond 25 I think its absolutely crucial that the next film is more lighthearted and kinetic with a sho…
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MI6HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » CR by a landslide for me. The epitome of bittersweet, but still giving us triumphant Bond at the very end with the most classic line. OHMSS’s heartbreaker is a great unique one too of course…
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FoxRox wrote: » CR by a landslide for me. The epitome of bittersweet, but still giving us triumphant Bond at the very end with the most classic line. OHMSS’s heartbreaker is a great unique one too of course. But most of the time they have pretty s…
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It's a controversial ending for many different reasons. I actually agree with much of what you wrote, it's in-keeping with the idea of the character never being able to have that 'normal life'. So in a sense it's sufficiently tragic. Personally, …
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Herr_Stockmann wrote: » MI6HQ wrote: » So a wet Nellie before a wet nellie? I wonder how would that work though 😅 Here how it is described in Matthew Field's Some Kind of Hero: Had Sean Connery been held to his contract OHMSS could ha…
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