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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » None of them I think have based their interpretation entirely off of the books, and that's not a bad thing. Yeah I don't think they should either. For better or worse (depending on your viewpoint) James Bo…
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That US Fire outbreak is quite alarming, just saying.....It literally swept off nearly an entire community.
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If my memory serves, Daniel once said that when he read Casino Royale, and found out about Bond's smoking habits (smoking 70 cigarettes a day) he can't do it 😁 (despite of him smoking in his earlier films before landing the Bond role where he had li…
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Unless that actor have already played an iconic role before Bond: Marvel and DCU comes to mind, so aside from Bond, he would be associated with his respective superhero role. But I doubt EON would go down that route, certainly not those actors wh…
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shimplyshocking007 wrote: » Dalton's issue is that he was playing book Bond rather than cinematic Bond. I think he was capable of leaning a bit more to the cinematic side as he has shown in later roles like Hot Fuzz. Maybe another controver…
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Would rather go to Austria, it's also best visited in Christmas with snows, lights, markets, and beautiful views. Seems, Christmas is near, I would visit Austria. Don't worry, I would reserve Thailand for Summer in 2025.
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GoldenGun wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Benny wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Miscast or bad acting? What are we really talking about?. Did any Bond girl from the Moore era go on to have a successful film career? Did any Bond girl from any…
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From a female perspective, would go with Honey, because I think she's nice and interesting to hang out with, she could've given me some facts about wildlife and what to do in beach, and of course having fun hunting shells with her.
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Benny wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Miscast or bad acting? What are we really talking about?. Did any Bond girl from the Moore era go on to have a successful film career? Did any Bond girl from any actors era go on to have a successful care…
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The classic films have been remade several times, we have AVTAK based on GF, we have TWINE/SP/NTTD based on OHMSS, even LTK was a remake of LALD in some angles. I don't want to see another GF again, let alone I want to see another remake of OHMSS…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Diana Rigg. She is a good actress but I don't believe she wants to commit suicide. Catherine Deneuve is my alternative. Actually, it's an improvement they've made upon the book that she's not that much troubled, whil…
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itsraw wrote: » Paging Dr. Jones, paging Dr. Jones... No problem with Denise Richards, the problem was on the writing, the character itself. I'd still stand by Barbara Bach as Anya Amasova, it needed a better actress to execute the chara…
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Eva Green, in acting department, seemed fine, I have no problem with nationality, many Bond Girls' nationalities had been played by wrong actresses (we could take Carole Bouquet here, she didn't convinced me as a Greek one, let alone with a British …
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LeonardPine wrote: » echo wrote: » Britt Ekland, although to be fair that could have just been the writing. Lois Chiles. I thought Lois Chiles was pretty darn good in MR... ;;) I second that, she's great at playing what the ro…
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K2WI wrote: » Started re-reading Thunderball on Monday, after finishing my re-read of Doctor No over the weekend. You're in for a treat!
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1. Goldfinger 2. Thunderball 3. Moonraker 4. Casino Royale 5. The Living Daylights 6. You Only Live Twice 7. Dr. No 8. For Your Eyes Only 9. Diamonds Are Forever 10. You Only Live Twice 11. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 12. From Russia …
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It doesn't need to be another version of Elliot Carver, more like a beloved public figure with a hidden agenda with possibly, a tendency of making himself out to be a victim to turn the tables against Bond (no villains in the series have done this k…
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I'm back! Anyway, got an idea for a Bond plot, I know this may remind of a film, but anyway..... Just thought of it, a high profile, beloved celebrity (name anyone you liked who could fit that image, could be an actor, a musician or any personali…
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Anyone here failed to mention Daniel Craig and Vladimir Putin......😁 But okay here are my serious contenders: 1. Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis looks very much like Timothee Chalamet. 2. Honorable Mention to Simon Le Bon (particularly when he's y…
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Pierce Brosnan goes AWOL as an elderly soldier aims to be remembered before time runs out in The Last Rifleman trailer https://www.joblo.com/the-last-rifleman-trailer/ Man, I don't know how I will react to Pierce's look in this, like he's no…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » How about refreshing things a bit? This is what I mean, we need a fresh air for the next era, we need to give it a distinction from the Craig Era.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but is Felix Leiter meant only to be Bond's contact whenever he goes to America, so he would only team up with Bond if his mission is in America, that's why Bond have some contacts in different countries: Pinder in TB, Tiger…
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CrabKey wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » I quite like Connery in DN. He is cold, distant, rough, assured, sensual, and compelling. He is not a dick. That's an inarticulate term that does not describe his character. …
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delfloria wrote: » A lot of stuff here about the female equivalent of Bond. It's territory that has been done to death. Personally, I would like to see a James and Felix team up that truly puts them on equal footing. I think there is a lot that co…
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mtm wrote: » Yeah, I think the most we can say is that she's a relative fresh take on a Bond woman character, and more of those would be good. Not done in the same way, just more fresh takes. I guess also some fun, light characters which don't ja…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » What makes the Paloma sequence work is that Paloma is in many ways Bond’s opposite - where Craig’s Bond tends to be grim! Paloma is happy, where Bond is intense and focussed, Paloma appears a little wild and scatterbrained. …
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I think it would be a refreshing take to have a Bond Girl who has a sense of humor, typical like that of Paloma, the majority of the Bond Girls tend to be serious, Paloma is a breathe of fresh air in which she's a colorful character, very lively, co…
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echo wrote: » To be fair, there are elements of "This doesn't feel like Bond" in each actor's tenure. Connery being rough in DN is a good example. Lazenby going ring shopping/the romantic montage in general. Brosnan in TND saying "Filthy …
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Interesting character picks for Dame Maggie Smith, yes, she could've been interesting in those roles you all mentioned here, although I think Judi Dench was great in the role, but I can't also help but to see her there too, and yes, I agree with May…
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Would you rather retain the same old Bond formula of Bond as a Knight in a Kingdom to save a Maiden against the dragon like the classic films or Complex Formula along the likes of Goldfinger, Dalton films, TWINE, DAD, and Craig Films? This is for th…
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