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CrabKey wrote: » For once I'd like to see the conversation in which the operation is discussed and Q branch spitballs the kind of equipment Bond might need. Too often Bond has been given gadgets that magically meet situations that could not have b…
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Working with Stromberg under the sea, whatever happens, I'm going to get drown and get eaten by a shark, so a big no no. Therefore, I'd go with Drax, being in space is a great experience, with all the beautiful set pieces (his space station), las…
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What I want in the new Bond films is exploration, not experiments. The problem with the Craig Era, they still kept Bond in his old grounds but they've done some experiments in that old ground, I want to see new things, and what they would do in t…
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Dwayne wrote: » To quote Tim Brayton in his review of OHMSS over at alternateending.com : Diana Rigg is the sexiest woman produced by the British Isles in the 20th Century. He’s right, you know. :x She is, the Queen! I mean, the…
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I liked Shirley Bassey but not a fan of these two (Moonraker is my favorite Bond theme from her). But I felt GF was a bit dated (it's obviously an old song 😁), as much as it's one of my least favorite films, I'd go with DAF, it didn't felt dated …
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echo wrote: » I really hope they just leave as much baggage as possible in the past, or hinted at very vaguely. We've already had too much Vesper and, as much as I love OHMSS, NTTD overloaded on it. Give the new Bond some new shades to play. …
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One of the passengers in the red car in AVTAK who saw Bond while in the middle of the Paris Car Chase? His single line: "Sens unique, fada!"
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echo wrote: » I think we're going to get a younger Bond, so year 2-3 Bond makes sense. I hope it's not another origin story. An unrelated PTS would be welcome, which could be followed up by a Sylvia Trench type. However, that could lead to d…
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Dragonpol wrote: » QBranch wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » As much as I like Raymond Benson too it would have to be John Gardner, naturally - those in the know check out my username. ;) As for a novel from him I'd pick Icebreaker (1983) as …
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Venutius wrote: » Brilliant stuff. Don't think I'd ever seen a photo of Lazenby and Lumley together before - or if I had, I'd forgotten about it. Ere, I was in glamorous Doncaster last week, birthplace of Diana Rigg. I used to wonder how somewhere…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » The year is half over and no film has cracked 800 million besides Mario. Fallout came close to 800, and I have to think the reputation of that film, plus TP:MAVERICK is enough to push MI:7 into at least 800 - 900 million, equa…
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M_Balje wrote: » This picture makes me excited to see the film! Tom Cruise is really looking good, especially for his age!
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I'll pass on this one, I liked both authors, so I couldn't choose between them. I liked John Gardner, and I think he wrote some good books, I kinda liked Scorpius and its concept, and I think he wrote a great and genuine love interest in Flicka V…
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I liked Tom Cruise as an actor really, I do find him handsome, he's also charismatic (especially in the Top Gun series), of course, he's old now, but back then when he's young, he looked like a model for a magazine, he's handsome and charismatic but…
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talos7 wrote: » Venutius wrote: » I honestly think that if every single element of the early films was the same but they didn't have Connery, then the whole global Bond mania of the '60s wouldn't have happened. Stanley Baker was good, no doubt…
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Solitaire, she's warm and kind and kinda friendly. Anya, again, like what I've said before in here when she's compared to Pam Bouvier, she's not that friendly, she's cold and distant and likely to be more impatient, we would've likely to get in m…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » Fassbender would have been great, imo; Jackman I can’t picture as Bond, perhaps because I’ve found his English accent a bit stagy in the past, perhaps because his Wolverine is what springs to mind when I think of him, and it’s…
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James Bond (The Persuaders! edition): Year: 1975 James Bond: Roger Moore Felix Leiter: Tony Curtis M: Laurence Naismith Moneypenny: Lois Maxwell Q: Desmond Llewellyn Main Bond Girl: Cyd Hayman (she appeared in Anyone Can Play episode 8…
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Someone is making a crap in Amazon and in Ebay, an updated blackmail on Bond moreso than in FRWL. Daniel Craig edition: Roger Moore Edition: Pierce Brosnan Edition: What the heck is this?! :-/
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thedove wrote: » However without Moore there would be no film series to this day. Moore was able to take a character that was deeply entrenched in the public's mind with one actor and make it his own and show the way for others. Unlike Harriso…
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CrabKey wrote: » j_w_pepper wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I don't care what people say: Lazenby had Bond written all over him. I disagree. George Lazenby was the only Bond actor who I never thought was credible as Bond. He just exuded…
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echo wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » What was the first Bond stunt? Probably the jetpack in TB. Is it not the train fight in FRWL?
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I think that the next Bond actor are not being recommended by any media, or at least out of their radar (and I prefer so). Now that Turner is one of those actors heavily speculated for the role, I doubt (in my opinion) he would've likely to get c…
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In The Man With The Golden Gun, in the PTS, Scaramanga had a mannequin of James Bond, the thing is, how did Scaramanga knew what Bond looked like? Kinda liked that FRWL Bond mask in that Red Grant training, but at least SPECTRE might possibly hav…
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Exactly, @Benny
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Here: https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/12953/george-lazenbys-diamonds-are-forever-or-timothy-daltons-bond-17-goldeneye/p3 https://m.imdb.com/title/tt00647…
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Here: https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/12953/george-lazenbys-diamonds-are-forever-or-timothy-daltons-bond-17-goldeneye/p3 https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0064757/trivia/ https://www.nytimes.com/2019…
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Benny wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Benny wrote: » Nothing in any of the behind the scenes documentaries has ever suggested anything to what you elude @SIS_HQ which is why I questioned you on it earlier. It's fine to have an opinion on such th…
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It's not that they get too much blame, but like the leading actor (the Bond actor themselves), or every cast in the Bond films, the leading ladies should be convincing and credible too, and to the lesser extent good in acting. The only Bond "actr…
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