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Very good. Now can we see the entire film?
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I have a gut feeling we will start to hear real news on B25 very soon, especial as Cannes is around the corner as well. My money is on the article being correct. I think Craig is agreeing to do one more - but only one more.
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QuantumOrganization wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » tanaka123 wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » So if the film isn't filming until "next autumn" then why have they acquired a helicopter for filming and why are they in "advanced negotiations" wit…
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tanaka123 wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » So if the film isn't filming until "next autumn" then why have they acquired a helicopter for filming and why are they in "advanced negotiations" with Dubrovnik? Doesn't all seem a bit too early, or is this…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » I say it's time for Barbara Broccoli and Michale G Wilson to retire from the Bond franchise. They are tired and they are out of ideas. They should leave with dignity and hand the keys to Bond over to Gregg Wilson. Better …
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » Can production even begin without a distributor? I'm guessing not, but is it possible they could and then find a distributor while filming? Also, will MGM host another conference some time later in the year? Maybe then we'll h…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » It doesn't really matter what they have planned, given enough time those plans will fall through just like what happened to Dalton. History is repeating itself here. That was a far more complex situation back then, a ba…
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I met Lewis Collins once when he popped into our cutting rooms when we were working on the TV movie of Frankenstein. He was very friendly and, because the editor had cut several of the Moore Bonds, he spoke about "blowing his chance" when he went to…
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RC7 wrote: » The problem with defining a modern blockbuster screenplay, particularly a Bond, as being 'the finest' is that most of these screenplays are an amalgam of thoughts, ideas, musings, dialogue... etc etc, from various points of view and w…
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jobo wrote: » I think very few of us ask for straight adaptations of the old Fleming novels anymore. That is not really the point of discussion. What would be interesting though is to take small elements or scenes and develop them into greater sto…
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echo wrote: » Benny wrote: » QuantumOrganization wrote: » We need a great old school action director like Wolfgang Petersen and John Mctiernan. McTiernan would be an inspired choice. Can't believe he hasn't got more films to his cre…
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doubleoego wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Craig was playing an old Bond in 2012. He's too old now to play a young Bond. They shouldn't be focusing on Bond's age at all. Just get on with telling a story about a secret agent thwarting plan…
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tanaka123 wrote: » Absolutely. And Goldfinger has the biggest plot hole in any film I've seen. He tells his plan to a bunch of gangsters who he then gasses. WHY?! That whole scene is purely to explain the plot to the audience - in the film's con…
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RC7 wrote: » Ritchie may not be worthless, he certainly has an audience, but he's done nothing approaching brilliance. 100% agree. Ritchie is a one trick pony.
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ToTheRight wrote: » ggl007 wrote: » Andrew Noakes in Abu Dabi: http://www.digitalproductionme.com/article-10603-top-us-and-uk-film-execs-visit-abu-dhabi/ At least it would seem Eon is now location scouting. That's not location sc…
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Tuck91 wrote: » Villenvue is too slow for Bond, The only film I cared for by him was Prisoners. Arrival is one of the best films of the year. He's a very talented director.
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » tanaka123 wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » Guy Ritchie. Trust me :-) No. Just no. Not for Bond. I think he's the only director who could bring back this 'zany' (to use @BondJames words) atmosphere that G…
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NicNac wrote: » Tuck91 wrote: » This is why SP underperformed in NA. They have lost interest in Bond. Skyfall was a fluke. Great insight, thanks. Making $200 million at the US box-office is hardly audiences losing interest. That'…
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ToTheRight wrote: » I'd rather have Roger Spottiswoode return over another Mendes Bond. Spottiswoode is known to be indecisive and that caused a lot of issues and friction on TND. I know people who worked on it and found it a strain due to …
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tanaka123 wrote: » Craig is the best Bond, I say we need another with him. Agree. He's a superb Bond. I just can't get my head around why some hate him so much, although it's plainly evident (box office, critics etc.) the wider audience rea…
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Murdock wrote: » Doesn't help MGM that Ben Hur flopped. Actually, because Ben Hur flopped so badly, MGM will be after another hit asap, so it may in fact benefit Bond.
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phibes72 wrote: » I am shocked by the amount of flack, Spectre gets. My fourth fave bond film after CR,OHMSS,Skyfall. Just loved it, the amazing opening sequence, the DVD from M, The Wonderful Spectre meeting,Monica Bellucci, Q involved in the mis…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » More news on future Sam Mendes projects (that aren't Bond related): http://collider.com/sam-mendes-beautiful-ruins/ I still feel that Steven Soderbergh is the best possible choice for Bond 25. He's written a great piec…
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tanaka123 wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » ColonelSun, its true Brosnan was cast, even did all the publicity photos in the tux etc. None of them, least of all Brosnan was expecting MTM productions to renew Brosnans contract for Remington Steele at th…
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tanaka123 wrote: » They offered it to Dalton before Brosnan. Dalton was unavailable so they signed Brosnan. Brosnan's Remingston Steele contract clause precludes him from playing the role, by this point Dalton is finishing Brenda Starr and is avai…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » "SPECTRE" isn't as good as "Skyfall" or "Casino Royale", but to me it's still a wonderful follow-up to the storyline that was started in 2006. I agree. I just feel they got the Blofeld reveal the wrong way round. Th…
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Getafix wrote: » We need another Brosnan like we all need a bullet in the head. Never again, lord help us! Agreed. I thought he delivered in GE but actually got worse and more self conscious with each next film. Some of his emoting in TWINE…
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dalton wrote: » It'll be interesting to see what the source of the next rumor will be. So far we've had a bookie and a member of reddit driving the worldwide discussion regarding the next Bond. As with the others, I don't think there's anythin…
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