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HildebrandRarity wrote: » Agent_Zero_One wrote: » Having just finished the Haunting of Bly Manor (fantastic show, BTW), I have to say that I could definitely see Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Bond. Not exactly a Bondian performance perse, but the el…
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mattjoes wrote: » Univex wrote: » Strangest thing, I was almost expecting these news on a daily basis for some months now. These last couple of months I remember thinking about this several times. --- For me, it's not just his death…
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Looking forward to watch it. Looks really good.
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Letter to you, the new Boss & E Street Band album. It’s so damn good. Top form from Springsteen and the gang. Highly recommended.
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Simply the best. A true titan of the silver screen. As Baldwin so aptly puts it, the Number 1. I can’t be sad, though, for this man had a grand life and died one of the best deaths, surrounded by his love ones. I am truly happy for him. His life mus…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » For me, I prefer Evans to Hoult, but what Hoult lacks in 'look' for me, he certainly makes up for in age. And to use my own argument, if he were cast, in a few years he could really take shape. I think it's easy to see why …
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » I'm glad we all agree on the most important thing, ie., who should/could play Bond. :P True and interesting, I think that Hoult gathers more consensus here in the forums, then Evans and then maybe Turner, the latter b…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Did it anyway. My favourite candidate. It’s him, Turner or Hoult for me. Cool pic, that one.
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suavejmf wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » The idea that James Bond cannot be played by an American is a stupid as saying he cannot be played by a gay man. As long as the character is portrayed as a British heterosexual then it doesn't matt…
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AgentM72 wrote: » Agreed. It feels like inevitably this happens. Why does it always happen? I'll admit in that video he doesn't look his usual sharp self (while in prolonged quarantine, no less!), but c'mon -- https://twitter.com/007/stat…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Why weren't you off the train when Craig boarded with is blonde hair? His hair is one of the close parameters that Bond has been written, described, and depicted with, so I'm curious as to why there are discrepancies between…
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » Jan1985 wrote: » Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Craig looks old AF. I think this is the last film they could've squeezed out of him. He would not look the part next time. Haha. People keep saying this since 2012. It's…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Let me amend my above post: "...as @suavejmf and @Univex very reliably remind us..." I also wonder why the two of you seem to be the angriest with regards to this topic. The point isn't that Chalamet could or should b…
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CHALAMET IS AMERICAN
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peter wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » When Dalton was around Chalamet's age I might have questioned his suitability for Bond. Cubby saw the potential and luckily it paid off years later. Still, deep down I'm just not sold on the idea of a…
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suavejmf wrote: » talos7 wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Chalamet Is inappropriate for many reasons, he’s not British, and has the physique of a pre-pubescent boy being the most notable. With that said ,with 10 years , or…
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That's the exact same haircut he had in the movie, if you're talking about Brosnan. Same one as in this photo from the same photoshoot. I, for one, love that haircut. Still use it myself :D Granted, in the photoshoot he has more hair product than i…
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matt_u wrote: » It’s cool that Madeleine’s first line back in 2015 in the first full trailer is “Why should I trust you?” while almost 5 years later in the first NTTD trailer is “Why should I betray you”. Nice catch! How come no one caught …
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DoctorClatterhand wrote: » Hugh Grant has somehow become a fantastic character actor. He was brilliant as a villain in Paddington 2. The director, Paul King, would make a great Bond helmer too. He'd make a very British Bond with more levity and ch…
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cwl007 wrote: » Hoult as Bond with Hugh Grant as M. B26 could be called About a Man. =)) =D>
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cwl007 wrote: » Hoult as Bond with Hugh Grant as M. B26 could be called About a Man. =)) =D>
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@MajorDSmythe and @DoctorClatterhand, I'm sorry about your losses. I too have been on the frontline of mental health care and have experienced, seen and accompanied the loss of too many people this year. Hence my comment regarding streaming, even if…
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Unfortunately, @DarthDimi, I call him a "product of our times". Now the question is, what do we call times like these, like the ones we're living now? That's the million dollar question. That "product of our times", though, I'd love to call him an "…
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I'm afraid the "I could wait" discourse is getting rather close to wishful thinking. Many people, by then, will have been unfortunate enough to have lost their lives. Bond fans, of course, included. This thing is here to stay for a while, and the po…
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antovolk wrote: » Remember that for Apple/Netflix/Amazon, they’re happy to have cinemas play their films, even as much as 3-4 weeks before release on their respective platforms. A cinema release will still almost definitely happen I’d say. Just th…
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matt_u wrote: » Univex wrote: » Not taking that deal will be pure idiocy and denial. At this point, within the current situation, yes! I've been Barbara's biggest fan and vocal supporter for as long as I can remember, but if this…
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QBranch wrote: » The magazine features a fun blueprint of Bond's watch outfitted with various gadgets. Gotta see that ;) Any chance for a pic, @QBranch?
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DarthDimi wrote: » ^ People just don't get what the lockdowns are for. I understand they're neither pleasant, nor convenient, and many people face financial hardship. But the longer we keep ourselves trapped in this mess, the bigger the damage. T…
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cwl007 wrote: » I really hope it happens and I'm starting to think it will. Money talks at the best of times. Obviously a deal like this wouldn't even be suggested in the best of times, but these aren't, they are the worst in living memory for no…
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I'd rather have Hoult in the part. In 2027. He'll have to loose that baby face first. And there's plenty of time for that. BTW, guy's got brilliant comedic timing and range.
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