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Mrcoggins wrote: » Now I'm in the trade and I would say that the P1800 is a much much better bet . The P1800 is a lovely car to look at but couldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding. The Saab 900 turbo was a brilliant performance car for p…
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Birdleson wrote: » That novel (MOONRAKER), along with THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, are the two that we need to see accurately adapted Clearly Birdleson is a fan with great taste. TSWLM would indeed make a great movie but it would need the most ski…
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LeonardPine wrote: » Moonraker would make a brilliant period piece. Imagine the Card game with Drax and the Bentley crash brought to life on screen! . It is an absolute sacrilege that Fleming's Moonraker has never made it to the screen. …
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doubleoego wrote: » Anyone hoping for a cinematic period piece are dreaming. The sex and gratuitous violence makes no difference. If we're getting comparatively tame stuff now, it won't change just because it's set decades earlier. People need …
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Glad you reopened this thread, @Creasy48. I tend to agree with the premise here. @PussyNoMoore, are you really that old? 100 or so? Very good reasoning, it comes with age. Not sure about that age but given that…
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I have just finished reading 'The Other Side Of Silence' by Philip Kerr and can't recommend it highly enough. It is the 11th book in the Bernie Gunther series but in reality you can read them in any sequence as Kerr doesn't write them in chronologi…
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As somebody that was born in the year of Fleming's CR and who has followed the story ever since, I have to say utterly and unequivocally that it was '62 to '65. We had the best cinematic Bond (Connery), the best movies and the whole incarnation was…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Bounine wrote: » I didn't like the "saving the world" remarks that Pussy made to Bond. Definitely. That's a term that started in the mid-1960s. But, Trigger Mortis treats the piece as if it's already something out of …
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smitty wrote: » I think it is Craig's taste dictating this. He tends to dress like he thinks he is still 18. Bond's look should be timeless and never trendy. Decades later, Sean still looks great in that 3rd pic. Craig's SF suits in particula…
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Troy wrote: » I would strongly recommend Ben McIntyre' books telling true life stories of WW2 spies and agents, and Cold War spies. After reading these, you really understand where Fleming was coming from when he was inspired to write Bond …
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Ludovico wrote: » Can't wait to see more of Lemmer. Absolutely - Lemmer is my favourite Meyer character and I hope he uses him more. I visited South Africa a few years ago and fell in love with the place and certainly, Deon's descriptions …
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Bounine wrote: » * I feel that Horowitz didn't tell us quite enough what Bond was wearing in parts. Unless I just missed this. Did he tell us what Bond was wearing at the racing after party? I just won't understand IFP if they don't hire…
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I must concur, 'The Night Manager' was absolutely fabulous and much better than 'Spectre'. Hiddleston is a stand out contender for the Bond role and has everything required to make 007 much more Flemingesque. He can even wear a suit without lookin…
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Ludovico wrote: » I am reading Cobra by Deon Meyer at the moment, finishing it in fact. He's more crime fiction than spy fiction, but there's a lot of spy thriller elements in many novels, including this one. So I know I recommended Deon Meyer her…
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TriggerMortis wrote: » I am currently reading 'The Power Of The Dog' by Don Winslow and can't recommend it highly enough. I was encouraged to read it because of the stunning reviews accorded its recently published sequel, 'The Cartel' and I am co…
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Dragonpol wrote: » PussyNoMore wrote: » I am the proud owner of the Jonathan Cape UK first edition and just love the Tom Adams surreal cover art. More importantly, it's the best continuation novel by a country mile and the equal of many of Fl…
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I re-watched Spectre last night and I have to say that although the casual attire works well, the suits really are quite terrible. I know that there has been much discussion and I am late to the party but those that urged him to get a proper tailor…
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I am the proud owner of the Jonathan Cape UK first edition and just love the Tom Adams surreal cover art. More importantly, it's the best continuation novel by a country mile and the equal of many of Fleming's novels with the exception of MR, OHMSS…
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patb wrote: » BMW v Saab? No contest Correct, Saab would win every time. When I read this thread I wonder where you aficionados were in the '80s. At the time of 'Licence Renewed' the Saab 900 Turbo was one of the most sort after, discreet…
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IFP could well continue to play the celebrity game. If they can attract a big name the curiosity factor drives sales. That said pre Horowitz, the choices of Faulks, Deaver and Boyd all proved to be disappointing and doubtless the critical and comme…
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