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  • Will Maytag come up with a promotional tie-in with the new film ? Their washer and dryer machines could be controlled by dials of destiny. Perhaps an old-school phone could be sold, using a dial of destiny. As you can tell, I find the new title qu…
  • Creasy47 wrote: » thedove wrote: » Has Julian Glover worked with Bond actors? Connery and Moore, did he cross paths with Dalton, Craig or Brosnan? Seems like he might. What about actresses? That pool is probably shallower. I can't…
  • iamurosp wrote: » CraterGuns wrote: » Coming to Cinemas in November 2025... Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions presents AIDAN TURNER as IAN FLEMING'S JAMES BOND 007 in BACK OF BEYOND (The film's climax takes place in the Australian…
  • sandbagger1 wrote: » He actually says he’s not in the know when you look at the full set of quotes from the interview, so I wouldn’t open the Prosecco just yet. Ha ! Mr. Egerton is terrific, but, not a Bond, physically. As for "opening th…
  • Leo Sutter, born in England. He portrays a Viking well. So well that I thought I'd be in a position to borrow a line from Austin Powers - why not ? the producers did - and say "Nooo ! He's freakin' Dutch, man !" Alas....nay...
  • CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Since62 wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Since62 wrote: » Madden ? Seriously ? Once again, just watch The Take, in which his own character bemoans the sad comparison between himself and the real man hero portr…
  • CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Since62 wrote: » Madden ? Seriously ? Once again, just watch The Take, in which his own character bemoans the sad comparison between himself and the real man hero portrayed by Idris Elba. Whether you favor Elba or not,…
  • CrzChris4 wrote: » Just wanted to comment on previous page about favorite westerns. My favorite is “The Wild Bunch,” such a phenomenal film. I think my favorite film from the Dollars trilogy may be “For A Few Dollars More.” FAFDM ? Bette…
  • CraterGuns wrote: » thedove wrote: » Gone are the days of practical effects. The CGI of Indy jumping from one car to another takes one right out of the scene. I know that Indy isn't the only film series to rely on CGI but I must say I am get…
  • Madden ? Seriously ? Once again, just watch The Take, in which his own character bemoans the sad comparison between himself and the real man hero portrayed by Idris Elba. Whether you favor Elba or not, the point is made. Madden ain't it.
  • Ludovico wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » Death On Holiday James Bond meets Agatha Christie. It already happened. True. She came up with the name first. …
  • doubleoego wrote: » Slightly off-topic question, is Harrison Ford the only actor to have worked alongside 3 leading Bond actors? As far as I know he's worked with Connery, Craig and now Dalton. Interestingly enough they've al been period pieces. …
  • MI6HQ wrote: » Actually, the Parrot once again appeared in The Living Daylights. (But here's the story behind it) Before Bond left Melina, Melina asked Bond if he could take home the parrot because she couldn't able to take care of it due to…
  • quantumspectre wrote: » bradley cooper as a bad guy, will be interesting, he played drama in alot of movies, he has range. He was such a good bad guy in Wedding Crashers that I had a hard time accepting him as a good guy afterward.
  • Gerard wrote: » Okay, Bentley is out, we've seen too much of Astons (although, as Mae West once said : "Too much of something can be wonderful"), and I don't see Bond as a Morgan man. So, why not a Jaguar ? An F-Type would be my choice : …
  • MakeshiftPython wrote: » Maybe a proper tango sequence that doesn’t have Bond spilling the news about the death of a brother. Too bad TRUE LIES beat them to it first! NSNA beat True Lies to the Tango scene by quite some time...
  • Benny wrote: » I've got many friends that rank TOD ahead of ROTLA, but I have to say...How? Raiders IS one of the greatest movies of all time. And if you want to look at it as an action movie only, then it's in the same league as Die Hard. Again …
  • JustJames wrote: » Dunno whether it’s been mooted already, but a great title for a Bond film, that they now can’t use because it’s from a Bond song, is of course “Another Way To Die”. Another Way to Die, but it'll have to happen some other …
  • Gardner went with that Saab idea...then came to his senses later and put Bond in a Bentley.
  • Goldmember oh, no, they already used a big portion of another film by that title O Brother, Where Art Thou um, no...
  • slide_99 wrote: » I wonder what Ford would have said in 1980 if you'd told him that he'd still be playing Indiana Jones in 2023. Perhaps, "I've got a bad feeling about this..." or "I don't know. I'm making it up as I go along."
  • And it would have to start right up, no hesitation, after sitting outside in the cold and rain and not having been run for a while. One of Bond's requirements, you may recall.
  • That films was in the US, after all. Also, so was A View to a Kill, which had a Corvette. In LTK Bond drove a rental Lincoln, as he also did in TB. At any rate, at home in London, Bond should have proper autos - both his own and also his employer-pr…
  • MakeshiftPython wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » But I don't think any fan prior to Daniel Craig's era would have ever said they should kill him on screen. Fleming teased it in the novels and the world nearly revolted. Though, I guess they did it w…
  • His cousin became well-known. You see, this lady walked down the street every day and noticed a new pet shop. Happily, she stopped in and looked at all the critters. She saw the pretty bird and approach. "Hey, lady !" says the bird. She approaches…
  • Did he burn his hands opening the coffin in DAD ? He was angry with Bond, and turned off the furnace and ejected the coffin. That coffin's exterior MUST have been blazing hot ! Considering this - what occurred to him immediately thereafter was a vi…
  • 007HallY wrote: » MI6HQ wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » echo wrote: » My controversial opinion? Blofeld is not that interesting a character. Period. Violet-scented breath? So does my aunt. He's not depicted well in the…
  • mtm wrote: » Brosnan does his weird choppy hands thing; like most things he's does, it's a little affected. I'm sure I heard an actor saying recently how there is such a thing as 'movie running': you've got to alter your style a bit to look good …
  • DarthDimi wrote: » M_Blaise wrote: » ByRoyalDecree wrote: » Did you post this for a reason or do you just enjoy cringing? I agree, @M_Blaise. At this point, it's bordering on spam. Spam ? Oh, I LOVE spam ! How about s…
  • Risico007 wrote: » There are things I like about Nolan and there are things I don’t like about Nolan I don’t know I just wonder this seems almost to obvious and doesn’t EON tend to do things more discreet Things you like, and don't, abou…