delfloria
Your right I jumped over that bit of info. I stand corrected. Thanks.
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » BMB007 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » BMB007 wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » Bernie99 wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » been 2 years since NTTD came out and still nothing on Bond 26 And 4 years of finishi…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » Seems like we’re just going in circles in the thread at this point. There’s been a similar discussion a few pages back, then another a few pages before, and so on. Since there is no actual news or hints as to wher…
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007HallY wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Where does Bond go next?...............The next time he will be in theaters is in "Road to Millions". Will I be buying a ticket? NO! Cubby would not have spent resources on a reality TV show. To be h…
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Where does Bond go next?...............The next time he will be in theaters is in "Road to Millions". Will I be buying a ticket? NO! Cubby would not have spent resources on a reality TV show.
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Roadphill wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » @Roadphill - As the first Bond, Connery didn't have a previous actor to build his character from. (I don't count Jimmy Bond.) As for meat, I don't think his scripts were lightweight. Like the character, the …
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Bernie99 wrote: » Not sure if this even posted yet, but it's very cool Great to see that Ian Fleming's other secret agent, Napoleon Solo in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", compares well to 007. Personally I would be fine if there was a seque…
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BMB007 wrote: » Barbara Broccoli is in this thread. Every time she sees someone whine, she takes on another project that's not B26 just to bother the whiners. If Barbara is on here, then I pity her having to figure out where Bond goes next …
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Agreed. Interesting conundrum for EON is that the tone of the stories are at times tailored to the actors being consider for the role. At the moment it would seem that they can't negotiate or talk to potential actors until the strike situation is re…
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Anyway, it's all hypothetical because none of us seem to actually know what the inner workings of EON is at the moment. At least they are doing SOMETHING with the Bond property. Heck, I'm the first person who would love to see a VR game or themed at…
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peter wrote: » @delfloria the strikes and Covid has hurt productions, development, castings, delayed film releases, killed at least two dozen productions as of this writing. I know since I’ve been in the middle of it. I’m sorry to say, you’r…
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LucknFate wrote: » delfloria wrote: » I just got through reading about the premiere of the new Bond reality series. It looked like a film premiere lite with all of the Eon brass showing up and talking about it as if it was the premier of their…
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Well, the one good thing about Road To Millions is that we'll get some new Bond music from David Arnold.
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I just got through reading about the premiere of the new Bond reality series. It looked like a film premiere lite with all of the Eon brass showing up and talking about it as if it was the premier of their next film. I'm sorry but I have no interest…
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CrabKey wrote: » OHMSS shares equal billing at the top of my Bond film list with Casino Royale. As for Blofeld not recognizing Bond, I don't care. I did once. But I long ago came to terms with the fact that the filmmakers didn't care as much about…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » delfloria wrote: » While watching LALD I was trying to get over Moore as the Saint. During Goldeneye I was trying to distance myself from Pierce being Remington Steele. Lazenby on the other hand was just James Bond. Regard…
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While watching LALD I was trying to get over Moore as the Saint. During Goldeneye I was trying to distance myself from Pierce being Remington Steele. Lazenby on the other hand was just James Bond. Regarding Craig, he too was just Bond though I had s…
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CrabKey wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Murdock wrote: » EON taking their time doesn't always guarantee good results. Brofeld anyone? That’s more an example where they rushed things arguably. Was Brofeld a rush job? Or a bad idea …
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CrabKey wrote: » Perhaps Bond 26 can be an ordinary bloke who's not especially attractive, a little overweight and definitely doesn't turn the heads of attractive women when he walks into a room. He doesn't try to have it on with anyone because he…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » JustJames wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Denise Richards was convincing as a Nuclear Physicist, as Barbara Bach was, as a (Russian) Human Being or Tanya Roberts as a Government Geologist. CrabKey wrote…
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I too want Bond to chase women and get laid, which I aspired to until I got married, of course. And Barbara Bach as Anya would be near the top of my list of great Bond partners.
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » I rather watch something like The man from UNCLE than a puritan James Bond. Agreed.
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Connery, any day, any time.
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The killing of Dent was an essential scene to define what made the Bond movies unique at the time.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Plenty of speculation about Fleming I didn’t mention Fleming, because his Bond was practically a prude compared to the man whore that is Cinemat…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I don’t think they were ever meant to titillate, I think Bond sleeping with as many women as he could was just a product of an old man’s fantasy wish fulfillment. Just look at the ages of the filmmakers back in the 1960s a…
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Welcome to a whole new world. One that is not as fun as the one I grew up in. Maybe if Bond doesn't change, he can show them the way. A new UCLA study of teens and young adults ages 13-24 has found a significant portion of them, as much as 47.5%,…
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Time to boot up that A.I. program. BTW, what do you get if you ask it to write a classic formula Bond adventure?
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I can't help but think that with Craig and his era being Barbara's biggest personal contribution to the series and that with that now having ended it may have diminished her enthusiasm. Could happen to anyone.
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The drilling/torture scene was odd from the stand point that there were no repercussions from it. Five minutes later Bond might as well have had a nose bleed.
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