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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Brosnan's hair for me is like Connery's during that maze sequence in DN. Near perfectly coiffured for most of the movie and even that scene, and just when it gets a bit messed up with sweat and muck…
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It's been even when you factor in when it was finished/was meant to be released ;) It's that Covid period which aged that mid 20s and late teen crowd, haha. Basically a year or two of life. It does surprise me how long it was sometimes though, ag…
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Brosnan's hair for me is like Connery's during that maze sequence in DN. Near perfectly coiffured for most of the movie and even that scene, and just when it gets a bit messed up with sweat and muck, they slick it back and it's magically in place du…
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talos7 wrote: » cwl007 wrote: » I have just posted something similar to this on the 'next Bond' thread, completely forgetting this one existed... Terence Stamp would have made a brilliant Bond. Had he stepped in to replace Connery in '69, wow…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » We needed more Brosnan fans to participate it seems 🤣. At least he still has the best set of hair for any Bond actor - that GE style is perfection. Regardless I’m stil…
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mtm wrote: » What I notice is that the Guardian talks of Danjaq in all of its reporting of this case; does Danjaq really still exist? It's no longer mentioned in the copyright blurb when the Bond mark is used. I don't really understand how the own…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » We needed more Brosnan fans to participate it seems 🤣. At least he still has the best set of hair for any Bond actor - that GE style is perfection. Regardless I’m still genuinely baffled by this result. I’m not about to …
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CharmianBond wrote: » It is such a gotcha question that can generate headlines but for what it's worth, Bond has already been played by a woman, cat's out the bag there. And I'm sure it'll happen more once Bond is fully in the public domain. I …
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Yeah agreed, there's not much point in adapting them. I can't see much that could be used from them. I mean, I guess little bits and pieces of Forever and a Day could be used - Bond in his early 30s/a newly appointed 007 after the previous one dies,…
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I can understand Brosnan’s maybe not everyone’s cup of tea. I’d say significant beats of his performance in TWINE are questionable. I wouldn’t say he was the strongest lead actor the series has ever had, but he has charisma and screen presence. I…
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I can see Bean doing it. I’d say a Bond from Sheffield is no stranger than a Bond with thick Scottish accent (although he’d probably just done the accent he did as Travelyan in GE). I wouldn’t say he was an amazingly left field candidate either. …
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I’d say probably along the lines of: Hozier (I can see a nice YKMN or LALD style song from him). Dua Lipa (maybe a bit obvious but it’s certainly not unheard of for big artists to do Bond themes, and she could be a good fit). Other bigger a…
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NTTD's quite Brexit-ey in a post 2016 type way. In the sense that political fatigue towards it has really set in. M/British Intelligence are much more isolated from the rest of the world in that film. There's this idea with M's involvement in Heracl…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Chile's performance is a bit weird. She's a good actress in other things I've seen, and she's not bad in MR, but she has this odd, stilted delivery as Goodhead. Like s…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Chile's performance is a bit weird. She's a good actress in other things I've seen, and she's not bad in MR, but she has this odd, stilted delivery as Goodhead. Like she's not completely comfortable in that ch…
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Chile's performance is a bit weird. She's a good actress in other things I've seen, and she's not bad in MR, but she has this odd, stilted delivery as Goodhead. Like she's not completely comfortable in that character. For what it's worth I'd say Bac…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I agree, it's not quite like the Olympics. The Euros don't quite have opening ceremonies like the Olympics, do they? Something where having the Bond actor make an appearance could work. That's…
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I worked in a pub during the summer of 2018 which was the World Cup year. I have never seen a sense of patriotism fall as fast as when England were knocked out. I agree, it's not quite like the Olympics. The Euros don't quite have opening ceremon…
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2028 For all the non-football fans. It's being hosted in the UK and Ireland in 2028. That's what Mendes means. It's the sort of thing where I don't think they'd set a release date around it. But if it happe…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I still don't know what "the euros" are. Football or something ;) The sort of thing England never wins. At least for the men's league I should probably say...
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Benny wrote: » So, how long is a press tour generally? Weeks or a month, maybe a bit longer. I think it depends though. Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Now that they've gotten g…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Now that they've gotten going, 2027 isn't impossible I guess. But they'd really have to get to filming by 2026, and obviously we have no release date or main actor yet. It could happen assuming it overlap…
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Now that they've gotten going, 2027 isn't impossible I guess. But they'd really have to get to filming by 2026, and obviously we have no release date or main actor yet. It could happen assuming it overlaps with post production for Dune 3 (which is p…
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Burgess wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Burgess wrote: » https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/james-bond-casting-scott-rose-marsh-1236342804/ “ According to a well-placed source close to the production, Scott Rose-Marsh …
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It’s not a case of each actor’s last film always being their weakest. Many would say NTTD’s a strong ending to the Craig era, and I’d say the same about LTK with Dalton’s/argue it’s stronger than TLD. I think it’s generally a case where those last f…
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thedove wrote: » Again Superman is the grand daddy of them all. He is right up there as one of the biggest superheroes of all time. To have his movie break even or give a small profit has to be a disappointment. You can't tell me they are happy wi…
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I must admit, the 500 million mark to make its profit doesn’t sound right at all (factor in advertising costs and it’s probably closer to 650 - 700 million). But it’ll do that in the long run through various other avenues (streaming residuals, home …
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LucknFate wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » A $225m budget isn’t really excessive for a Superman film. In fact, that’s the same exact budget MAN OF STEEL had and that was back in 2013. The 1978 film even had a $55m budget, which adjusted for i…
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talos7 wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Said it before, but if BB and MGW really did tell Craig to his face that 'We want you to do this', the rest of them were probably never in with a real chance and were just auditioning to be the substitute if D…
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thedove wrote: » Canada might be different than the UK. Our coming attractions are always films that are yet to come out. I will pay more attention next time. To see if this is a thing or not. Will Superman make it to $600 million? I would thin…
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