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- EinoRistoSiniaho
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- Oulu, Finland
- Favourite Fleming Novel
- You Only Live Twice
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- On Her Majestys Secret Service
- Favourite Bond Actor
- Sean Connery
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Ask Ralph Fiennes to grow a beard and name his character Sir Miles Messervy and it's all good.
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Connery: DAF PTS. Craig: Ending of CR. Brosnan always failed that line. Bahnd, James Bahnd. Yes indeed, you were rather bland. Or maybe I am a bit too hard towards ol'' Pierce, since I kinda liked him the role - and his era was really, really im…
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jobo wrote: » I don't really understand why they are waiting so long with planning the next film though. They have had almost two years since the production on the last film ended. If it was me I would have used that time to sonder ideas for the n…
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Dragonpol wrote: » TMWTGG definitely - funny I was just thinking about this myself. Bond watches violent actions throughout the film (as we the audience do too) but only actually kills one man - Scaramanga. No other Bond film has so low a death co…
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chrisisall wrote: » fromswedenwithlove wrote: » So the director told me in person, that the bald guy from the PTS is Blofeld indeed! That settles that. \m/ And it also fits my preferred sequence of how to watch the films, meaning t…
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If they cast some 29-year old, he should look really mature! :D Someone born during the time when TLD or LTK was in cinemas would be ideal in my opinion. Connery was 31 when Dr. No was shooting, but it seems men looked older back then. Hell, my late…
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ertert wrote: » Did anyone else think Blofeld was so much better in NTTD? I did enjoy him in Spectre but he was a proper lunatic this time. On my second viewing I was listening more closely to his ranting at his birthday and it seemed to be all …
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I also struggle with the idea of the next Bond being younger than me. And what really boggles my mind is that I am older than Connery was when he did DAF! But hey, still younger than Rog in LALD. :) I think Bunt should be played by a Tilda Swinton …
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Since EON now own everything McClory held so how about James Bond of the Secret Service? Or they could use that "parachute on top of Statue of Liberty and have sharks with frickin' lasers on their heads in NYC sewers" -script for 007 in New York. I …
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Jordo007 wrote: » I really hope we get a Goldeneye style reboot. New Bond, new MI6 and a standard mission. Forget the past, don't worry about continuity and get on with telling the story one film at a time I think that is what we'll get. A…
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Bond has to played someone who could portray habitus of a military man, an officer. Connery, Lazenby and Moore all had that, since all of them had been in the military. To my knowledge Craig doesn't have that backgroud but his raw talent as an actor…
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Wasn't Craig paid over 20 million for NTTD? Next actor will probably get 1/10 of that for his first film. Employ Cubby's motto: put it all to the screen, not to the pocket of your leading man!
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Spang Brothers for Bond 26!
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I am not saying that EON should ignore the U.S. market, it of course is very important. And the next actor will most likely be someone who appeals (or might appeal) to the Americans. I am pretty certain that Bond 26 won't cost anywhere near 250+ mi…
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Ah, Sir Roger Moore. A gentleman, a racconteur. humanitarian and all around an exquisite specimen of a human being. Charming and suave with a velvety voice and a great sense of humour. His Bonds are "Bond comfort food" for me. When I look for a s…
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I think a neat way to introduce the new Bond is to introduce his lifestory in the opening credits scene, The Persuaders! -style. His parents, being orphaned, education, service in the Royal Navy, being recruited to MI6 and getting his 007 status. Ph…
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The dialogue in that opera scene in QoS - "Is this project worth the attention of Quantum?" - could be understood as "is this project worth the attention of South American branch?" Even back in 2008 I was in opinion that if EON gains the rights to S…
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bondsum wrote: » One thing is certain, if NTTD continues to have a lackluster performance in the States, they'll be plenty of behind-the-scenes scrutiny as to why this was and how to improve it next time. Based on how popular Marvel dreck is …
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I think a temporal reboot would only work if they'd be doing the Fleming novels as verbatim as it is possible today. And I doubt such a series would have enough box office potential. As a TV/streaming service miniseries with 12 to 15 movie length ep…
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Waldemar Kobus - perhaps as Hugo von der Drache.
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Jan1985 wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Bond has always been more popular outside North America anyway so it doesn't surprise me. That's how it is and always was. Here in Germany Bond is bigger than Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Marvel,…
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mtm wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » What about a rogue US president aa villain? Yes, I was thinking that a high-ranking politician would be a good, brave way to go- obviously LALD did that but with such a tiny non-existent place that y…
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Mallory wrote: » Forgot to add: * Female main villain. Irma Bunt, the head of SPECTRE. A woman in her mid 60's. A former Stasi agent who after the fall of Communism went underground while using her connections and knowledge to smuggle…
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Daniel Craig's reign lasted for 15 years. Sean Connery's reign lasted for 43 years! And he did play Bond on 4 different decades: the 60's, 70's, 80's and 00's! Kinda fitting isn't it? Connery, the definitive Bond, played 007 for the last time in 20…
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Blofeld certainly was botched, but they could bring SPECTRE back during actor #(00)7's reign, led by Irma Bunt like I've suggested. But if they let it rest for a while I'm fine with that too. Eventually they will bring them and even Blofeld back - …
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talos7 wrote: » Campbell’s age is a non issue; he’s still fit and vital; I would love to see him have a chance to hit a trifecta. Absolutely. I was blown away by The Foreigner he did with Jackie Chan and our Pierce in 2017.
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echo wrote: » Nah. Bond 26 is likely to be a massively scaled-back production, because Covid will still be with us. And the film will be better for it. Indeed. There is no reason why a Bond films has to cost 200 million. Dr. No cost only ha…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Just recently bought on blu-ray The Man From Hong Kong, a mid 70s Ozplotation actioner with Mr Lazenby as the bad guy. Been wanting to see this since it was first released (big Bruce Lee fan) and Stoner which was the film he…
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Branagh has a tendency to make almost any story into a Shakespearean tragedy. How about Brian Trenchard-Smith? A left-field choice for sure, since he is mainly known (if known at all) as a director of Leprechaun sequels and Syfy fare. But the man i…
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bondywondy wrote: » If MI6 don't mind this post as it's a tiny bit off topic. If anyone from Eon Productions look at this thread and post (lol) well, you never know. I think there is incredible potential in Bond surviving NTTD. I've come up wit…
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