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It's crazy that after 60 years, there's still so much buzz around bond and the next films. Die hard will forever be tied Bruce Willis, Indy to Harrison Ford, Jason Bourne to Matt Damon, MI to Tom Cruise, etc. Bond is one of the only few brands that …
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » The DB5 and David Arnold's "The Name's Bond...James Bond were really overused, though. Something new and still Bondian would be really appreciated. There's nothing which illustrates how lacking creativity the Crai…
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Does anyone else think Dalton Aston has the potential to become the new DB5? Seeing that again in Bond 25 got a massive reaction from fans, and even though the DB5 got overplayed in recent years, bond still needs some kind of signature vehicle which…
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Because I don't count Casino Royale 67 or Never Say Never Again as "official", since they weren't produced by EON productions. If you include them, maybe it's bond 27?
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Once you get into the nitty gritty, Brosnans films are much more bondian and representive of the series as a whole than Craigs films are on average. Does Bondian mean pop culture's view of Bo…
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It's still crazy to me that the time from Casino Royale 2006 to Bond 25 is the same as Dr No to The Spy Who Loved Me.
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thelivingroyale wrote: » Speaking of what’s acceptable today, read this earlier https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68596039.amp “Sadism for the whole family” might be on the way out. I think Bond will probably end up biting the bu…
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Once you get into the nitty gritty, Brosnans films are much more bondian and representive of the series as a whole than Craigs films are on average.
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The true arch villain of certain prolific procrastinators at EON headquarters.
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peter wrote: » Colonel_Venus wrote: » bondywondy wrote: » but we've gone from February 2024 Barbara Broccol: "There is nothing happening yet" to March 2024 Taylor-Johnson signing this week and filming beginning later this year at P…
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Henry cavil is uninspired, ATJ is just a solid choice. I think he could prove himself to be a brilliant bond, and he certainly has more of the enigmatic quality of brosnan than Craig did. If these rumours persist, EON might find themselves in a simi…
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Benny wrote: » So you believe that ATJ is the best man to play Bond now. No.
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Benny wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » buddyoldchap wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Yes, the pieces are all there. EON's unexplained silence from 2021 - 2023, Villeneuve suddenly having a secret project which has to happen quickly (why woul…
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People love comparing any actor they aren't keen on to Clive Owen, it's always a blast. :))
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"ATJ hasn't really stood out to me in the past" surely that's the best place to be for a potential actor. You want bond to make the actor, so the public forever associates them together. The last thing you want is people saying "oh yeah, that guy."
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Even if the Sun article is 100% made up and just for "clicks", that still doesn't mean he won't eventually be who EON choose.
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buddyoldchap wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Yes, the pieces are all there. EON's unexplained silence from 2021 - 2023, Villeneuve suddenly having a secret project which has to happen quickly (why would it be a secret if it was an original conce…
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Yes, the pieces are all there. EON's unexplained silence from 2021 - 2023, Villeneuve suddenly having a secret project which has to happen quickly (why would it be a secret if it was an original concept of his and not some kind of franchise) ATJ spo…
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JustJames wrote: » Media shakedown. If it’s not ATJ maybe they can get EON to say who it really is, and if it is him, then it is a scoop. Either way they get column inches for a couple of days — including printing the denial (that wasn’t a denial,…
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I've honestly never really thought about ATJ for Bond much before this, but he does cover alot of bases. Young, fit, handsome, good actor, a lot of charisma and screen presence. I think Criags casting might have trained some of us to be on the look …
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talos7 wrote: » 🤞🏻 Catching bullets: the ATJ story
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bondywondy wrote: » Meet the new James Bond... She looks great as Bond! I dunno who the guy on the right is. Maybe the security guard at Pinewood studios. ;)) Oh dear, the ATJnotbond movement begun already I see. :-q
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Things are hotting up... >:)
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jetsetwilly wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » The fact that The Sun are claiming that the offer is on the table but has not been accepted yet means that they have an out even if a different actor is announced. They've not really stuck their neck o…
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buddyoldchap wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » The fact that The Sun are claiming that the offer is on the table but has not been accepted yet means that they have an out even if a different actor is announced. They've not…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » The fact that The Sun are claiming that the offer is on the table but has not been accepted yet means that they have an out even if a different actor is announced. They've not really stuck their neck out at all. I checked D…
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bondywondy wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Well I just found this regarding an article from 6th Apr 2005 in The Sun that suggested Craig was offered a 3 film contract to play James Bond #6. Craig wasn't announced till October. …
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Even if ATJ doesn't end up becoming bond at least we have a clearer idea of how far they are from production getting underway. Auditioning actors means there is a script of some kind floating around. I think there could be more updates coming before…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » On Breakfast TV this morning, both ITV and Sky News were running this as one of their main stories, that ATJ will be the next Bond. There's no smoke without fire.
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Firstly, we haven't seen a foot of film with him as bond yet, probably best to withhold judgement too harshly one way or another. I see where you're coming from, but there's a lot of WORSE choices out there too, and there's nothing worse than an …
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