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007Blofeld wrote: » QuantumOrganization wrote: » BBC and Evening Standard are reliable outlets. This answer your question if this reliable here is the evening standard http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/daniel-craig-set-fo…
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re: NY Post. (All the British papers are quoting it and haven't confirmed this Craig-on-the-verge-of-coming-back themselves.) The Post was the first to report that MGM had been in negotiations to sell itself to a Chinese entity. The Wall Street J…
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Latest WGA news: Union resumes talks April 10 http://deadline.com/2017/03/wga-strike-talks-resume-april-10-amptp-1202057518/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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jake24 wrote: » Would somebody (perhaps @AlexanderWaverly) brief me on the whole writer's strike situation, particularly the most recent development? I've been away for quite sometime. WGA's current contract expires May 1. There's some mane…
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re: Bond and Aston Martin. There is a bit of an irony how it all came about. In the Goldfinger novel, Bond selected the Aston Martin DB3 (I believe) from the fleet as part of his cover as a shady adventurer. When Goldfinger the film was in pre…
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LeonardPine wrote: » jake24 wrote: » I guess I'm the only who thinks Bond should remain in an Aston. Me too. Fleming would have balked at his character driving a BMW!!! The Aston is synonymous with James Bond. In 1994, at th…
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Bearing in mind the past isn't necessarily prologue, here's what happened with Bond 24/SPECTRE --November 2012: John Logan's hiring to write Bond 24 and 25 is announced by Gary Barber on an investor conference call. --mid-2013: This is based o…
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RogueAgent wrote: » When does the writer's current deal expire? May 1. http://deadline.com/2017/03/wga-contract-talks-strike-threat-1202041087/
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octofinger wrote: » And have we confirmed that craig won't necessarily need to be on-set for that whole shoot? I'd understood that he was to be a protagonist but not necessarily have a lot of screen time. . . Who has confirmed this? Rememb…
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Robert Day, prolific director for both British (including The Avengers) and US television. His late brother, Ernest Day, was a crew member on some Bond films. He was the widower of actress Dorothy Provine, who died in 2010. http://bit.ly/2nkjPFw
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007Blofeld wrote: » A pretty good article on bond 25 http://www.indiewire.com/2017/03/daniel-craig-return-bond-25-james-bond-1201795057/ I'll save you a click. (I read this earlier today, about an hour after it was posted). Why is Craig su…
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Milovy wrote: » Stan Lee did in fact base Hydra on SPECTRE. But regardless of the public's knowledge of this fact, including SPECTRE's octopus logo in the last film was a bad idea. The logo looks like a straight rip-off of Hydra - and although …
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There are a couple of levels of irony here. --Cruise was negotiating for UNCLE, but exited the project in spring 2013. That left the role of Solo open for Cavill. --Paramount moved Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation from Christmas 2015 to late J…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Bounine wrote: » I miss the times where Bond would sit down to a delicious, gourmet dinner with the villain and receive this fascinating background information from the villain about how he came to be where he is now. …
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bondjames wrote: » AlexanderWaverly wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Wasn't Pascal sacked? How is she co-producing this thing? Rudin has recently worked with Craig and so I'm disappointed that he didn't insist on him. This is the same knucklehe…
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Creasy47 wrote: » QuantumOrganization wrote: » Do we know if they turned it down? I think it was always a mixture of Fincher wanting more freedom, Craig wanting more money, with the remake not being a tremendous success at the box offic…
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bondjames wrote: » Wasn't Pascal sacked? How is she co-producing this thing? Rudin has recently worked with Craig and so I'm disappointed that he didn't insist on him. This is the same knucklehead who was caught making racist comments about Mr. Ob…
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CatchingBullets wrote: » The timing of public and news announcements about the production of a film rarely have any bearing on that film's own timeline and production momentum. And as I have said countless times over the years, NEVER judge a previ…
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007Blofeld wrote: » AlexanderWaverly wrote: » 007Blofeld wrote: » 007Blofeld wrote: » Haven't we all forgotten this is the same guy who said Bond 25 is very far away and hasn't been close to the franchise since 2014 I'm waiting for som…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » AlexanderWaverly wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Soderbergh wrote a few paragraphs where he said he liked OHMSS. I respect the guy, but let's not crown him king of the fandom just yet. Granted. …
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Just to be clear, there is no rumor that Soderbergh is even in the picture to direct Bond 25. It's banter on this thread.
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007Blofeld wrote: » 007Blofeld wrote: » Haven't we all forgotten this is the same guy who said Bond 25 is very far away and hasn't been close to the franchise since 2014 I'm waiting for something official not rumors by a tabloid not buying BAZ…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Soderbergh wrote a few paragraphs where he said he liked OHMSS. I respect the guy, but let's not crown him king of the fandom just yet. Granted. But he's still a talented director who doesn't need a bloated bu…
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bondjames wrote: » If I recall correctly, the original announcement of Fiennes as Mallory for SF indicated that he was not all he seemed to be, suggesting there could be a twist to his character. ...which turned out to be the case in the ea…
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Risico007 wrote: » where is all this Steve Sodenbergh talk coming from? Just banter in this thread. However, Soderbergh wrote an essay about his appreciation of On Her Majesty's Secret Service, which demonstrates a good knowledge of 007.
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The one thing about Soderbergh is he's very efficient, he often photographs his own movies under the name Peter Andrews. He also edits some of his movies under the name Mary Ann Bernard. Bond is a little big to do all that, but having a thrifty d…
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Background: MGM announced in November 2012 that Logan had been hired to write Bond 24 and Bond 25. Later rolled back to just one movie. He delivered his first draft for Bond 24 in March 2014. Not saying it will take Purvis and Wade that long, …
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » RC7 wrote: » The worst thing about those emails is that some those that read them suddenly think they're film producers. RC7 wrote: » The worst thing about those emails is that som…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » RC7 wrote: » The worst thing about those emails is that some those that read them suddenly think they're film producers. RC7 wrote: » The worst thing about those emails is that some those that read them suddenl…
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