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  • Risico007 wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » The Actor and The Spy AKA Never Send Flowers. Yeah I thought it could resonate with your story, and the double meaning. …
  • One thing's for sure. They won't cast Idris Elba as a Villain. If he appeared in a Bond film as the Villain, people would root for him. He'd outshine any actor portraying Bond in such a film. Just watch The Take, with Richard Madden, in which Madden…
  • wherEVER it goes, it won't be Canada. Pretty sure there's a law against it. Certainly EON policy against it.
  • The Craig films already and recently had a LOT set in the UK
  • CrabKey wrote: » I believe it will be a mistake to cast someone well known. They come with too much familiarity and too much expectation. For me Connery and Lazenby were fresh faces. Moore and Brosnan came with their TV personas. While they made en…
  • In the final scene of Bond with Safin, Safin tells Bond what he just did to Bond, and Bond says, "Oh, this vial ?" The colors of the contents would be telling, and we would see that Bond had switched them, and Safin got him with a placebo. Bond kill…
  • Denis V would make what he's been making....snores...Blade Runner sequel...Dune...snnooooorresss...
  • I didn't get to watch it. Did those who did not succeed get killed ? Sharks, alligators, laser beams, etc ?
  • I recall there being some expectations - hopes, really - that the new Bond actor would be announced on Bond Day. Didn't happen, of course. However - did ANYTHING happen in Bond-world on Bond Day ?
  • echo wrote: » Tuxedo wrote: » Kojak007 wrote: » SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » The Cuba sequence fits Moore and Brosnan more. That's probably why I liked this scene so much. 😉 But in general I agree, the movie was entertaining in t…
  • Just in case...After all, he still hasn't lost his eyeball...
  • As a villain or Q, he could really sink his teeth into it.
  • seriously ? Hoult ? ugh...
  • Especially if the series were to take a turn of tone, perhaps Bond still could have a car in his private garage...a Lotus Esprit...NOT saying go as clown-ish as it did in the Moore era - on one point, literally -- but we've had - and I've enjoyed im…
  • George_Kaplan wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Michael Billington was mentioned above; I have to be candid I had never heard his name mentioned as a potential Bond., but after looking him up I have to say he had a great look, very intense. Physically …
  • mtm wrote: » I'd quite like more novellas, by different authors. A nice little slipcase with three or so novellas of this length by different writers with different takes on Bond: that'd be cool. Maybe even alongside a more standard annual novel s…
  • MakeshiftPython wrote: » Not all of Fleming’s material was gold. Why use the Spangled mob when you can write a newer and more compelling villain? Indeed. Very weak villain, plot, etc. Would not happen again until TSWLM, which was deliberate…
  • peter wrote: » @ColonelSun — that also fits beautifully…. Do you think the majority of Americans understand that "Colonel" is pronounced "Kernel" ?
  • Univex wrote: » I think in a world in which we have the brilliancy of John Wick and Mission Impossible films, James Bond has a new chance of securing itself has a different kind of escapism. If they need the quality that a Chris Nolan production …
  • Of COURSE they'll just start over. To one degree or another, they've done that for years. Unlessssss....opens with a devastated rock in the ocean. Scientists in hazmat suits are combing the area. One finds a blonde hair. "I've got it !" They all are…
  • I can see it in him Univex wrote: » I'll say it again, ATJ's eyebrow game is evermore impressive than his muscles, and that's the main thing. Even bigger than the voice. The eyebrows. Specially after Mr. No-eyebrows-DC, who I love but...had no ey…
  • CrabKey wrote: » Looking forward to the film, but Dial of Destiny feels better suited for a game show. I'm sure all things will become clear, but Wheel of Fortune keeps coming to mind. Well said. No matter how you spin it...ahem...spin it,…
  • It is his place in the world. He's got it fixed up. Maybe some B&B action. The young ladies love 'im, and it's become popular to have Hen Dos there (British name for bachelorette parties). If he likes them he gives them access to the tunnel, and…
  • talos7 wrote: » Venutius wrote: » talos7 wrote: » I do there is a certain amount of misdirection and covert development going on. True - ATJ could even be the beard to divert scrutiny! Hmmm… sly I like him, in many i…
  • Ludovico wrote: » talos7 wrote: » More than a hint of Bond in the music… Somehow he reminds me of Christian Bale. Yeah, and bring her on, too ! In fact, even without him !
  • 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…