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Denbigh wrote: » talos7 wrote: » I’m not familiar with his work, any thoughts? I only know his specific writing work from Doctor Who which isn't very popular from what I know. I'm not sure which episodes of Sherlock he's contributed to. …
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GadgetMan wrote: » I think for a film that ends with Bond's death, the tone should have been even. After knowing what the end was, I find it a bit hard to appreciate the lighter moments like the Cuba scene and other light scenes, as it's somewhat …
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mtm wrote: » I guess maybe it's a combination of the MGM sale not being complete yet and probably they do want a break: after all NTTD's release dragged on for a year longer than planned. I personally think MGW will announce after the Oscar…
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James Bond: Resurrections As for unimaginative, but possible options, they could go with "The Secret Agent" or "Number 007" from the CR novel, "The High Table" could be interesting if they find a plot hook for it, as could "The Nature of Evil". …
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So, for something else I was looking into the UK Company House database and it seems like there still is no company set up for the next film. "B26 Limited" and "Bond 26 Limited" exist but seem to have no connection to EON/Barbara Broccoli/Michael G.…
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Since62 wrote: » Some of those choices ! Ugh ! I've read that some of them were not genuinely candidates, and were trotted out to get Connery, then, later, Moorer to make a move and sign up for another one. James Brolin, in particular. Even with …
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Since62 wrote: » With regard to all these proposals to have "Office Characters" played by big-time actors and rising stars - yet don't want them in the field or doing anything significant, how do you figure the actors would agree to minimal roles,…
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_actors_considered_for_the_James_Bond_character Apparently Sean Bean was considered for GE, but MGM overruled Eon, which I find hard to believe given the well-known history Brosnan had with the role. I alwa…
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Birdleson wrote: » Regardless of what I’d like, they’re going to go young. They realize that they have not been attracting younger viewers, which for decades had been the foundation that would prop the franchise up through the lean times. They wa…
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That would be the screwiest of all "is this a new timeline/will they bring back actors" possibilities. Everyone is new and and Craig's run isn't mentioned at all, but Menzies plays a character named Villiers. Maybe have him be some politician outsid…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » mtm wrote: » I suppose so... you'd have thought that as he knew about Valdo already it would be pretty instant to connect the dots if he did know about Heracles beforehand, but maybe living next to the sea for five years…
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I honestly have no clue how Primo ended up in Jamaica. Why would he be tailing Leiter? To find Bond?
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Denbigh wrote: » Ok going through it that part of the film quickly, the way it plays out I think makes it seem like Bond probably just did his own digging? Maybe he broke into Mallory's flat. Cause he knows more than just the name. The question…
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Denbigh wrote: » mtm wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » mtm wrote: » Did the chaps holding the eye on the cushion die? They can’t have been high up. I guess we have to hope Mr White wasn’t on file any more either then! :) That's…
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echo wrote: » Doesn't Ash say to Valdo: "I'm with Safin now"? I took that to mean that Ash, on Blofeld's behalf, was pushing Felix to persuade Bond to get to Cuba. And then Ash switched sides. I think he just says "I'm with Safin." as in …
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mtm wrote: » Did the chaps holding the eye on the cushion die? They can’t have been high up. I guess we have to hope Mr White wasn’t on file any more either then! :) That's what my girlfriend said after seeing the film: She was waiting for…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » delfloria wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Man, I don’t get the appeal of LICORICE PIZZA. I haven't seen it, so I don't want to make sweeping judgements, but it seems the perfec…
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we also have to keep in mind that this isn't Disney/Star Wars, where there seems to be somebody who has an encyclopedic knowledge of the stories vetting every utterance of anyone involved for fear of superfans going crazy over an answer in a promo i…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Man, I don’t get the appeal of LICORICE PIZZA. I haven't seen it, so I don't want to make sweeping judgements, but it seems the perfect illustration of the previous point re: films needing to appeal to Academy voter…
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I was suprised to see that he was 25. Would have put him closer to 30 and thought he would be 31/32 by the time B26 got rolling. As is, he probably is only a candidate if they go heavy on the origin aspect. Probably the first candidate I've seen on …
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » It’s not about which films are better, it’s about which films the foreign press association likes. And it isn’t Bond. Luckily, the Oscars don’t matter at all. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association does the Golden Gl…
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Denbigh wrote: » To be honest you can say something negative about anyone. Any actor, so if Jamie Dornan looking like a scared owl is considered a reason to not cast him, I'm not convinced. Aidan Turner looks like a rat, doesn't mean he couldn't d…
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I wouldn't mind having a someone as Scaramanga the way Safin "was" Dr. No. Don't take the specific character and name, but scatter in some allusions here and there and work off of the characterization. In one of the comic shorts, there is an Argenti…
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Venutius wrote: » I watch SP every time it's on tv - I've seen it four times since October thanks to ITV! ;) There's one brief flash of the Blofeld that Waltz could've been - when he looks at the henchman as a signal to knock Bond unconscious. Ju…
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mtm wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I am interested in how she fashions a plot out of this. "This man claims he can solve one of humanities biggest problems. We better send our best officers/assassins after him." Ha! I like that :D Y…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Also Sid Bashir is a nod to Alexander Siddig's character Julian Bashir in STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE, and in one episode he plays a British secret agent. It's a really fun ep, and a must see for both Star Trek and Bond fan…
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LucknFate wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » if EON gave me a compelling bond film where the actor just happened to be black or Asian or whatever fine but if they hide lazy writing and story telling behind being PC yeah I am out. Thank you …
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Murdock wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Funny how no one talks about making Batman black but for some reason fixate on Bond. I wonder why. Batman has been black for about a year now: https://www.the…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Funny how no one talks about making Batman black but for some reason fixate on Bond. I wonder why. Batman has been black for about a year now: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/dec/11/new-batman-will-be-…
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I think the press just crossed a couple of wires on purpose to keep the ball rolling. Eon have said they want to focus on finishing out Craig’s run in full, which includes BAFTAs and Oscars, the Oscars being the later of the two. They seem to consid…
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