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Die By The Sword
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Jordo007 wrote: » If the release date is late 2027 or even late 2028 is the earliest a Bond director has been officially announced? At least in the last 30 years. Martin Campbell for Casino or Sam Mendes with Skyfall maybe? Well Danny Bo…
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007HallY wrote: » I mean, I wouldn't call the last three Craig films 'gritty' necessarily, at least compared to his first two. From SF onwards the films embraced many of those Bond tropes that hadn't quite been used in CR/QOS (Q, Moneypenny, gadge…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » Univex wrote: » SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » @Univex I agree. The only thing Villeneuve has to do now, is let Zimmer know he's scoring the film, so he prepares better for the music :) I agree. So we don't g…
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ColonelSun wrote: » Benny wrote: » I think, Denis, Amy and David are all going to have a huge say in who is the next actor to play James Bond. Absolutely. And with Villeneuve, who has very smart casting instincts, we can expect a good c…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » Could be that he wants to get something out of his system he has never done before. It's incredibly unlikely that he's going to do a 90-minute joke-fest, but it's not like guys on this level just always want to do the same…
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Yeah plus he's got a whole other massive film to shoot and edit first; I'm sure he'll be balancing pre-production on 007 while he does that as I think most big directors are looking ahead to their next project whilst working on their current one, bu…
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Jordo007 wrote: » Exciting times ahead! I'm happy with Denis Villeneuve as director, he's a safe pair of hands, he knows how to handle franchises and seems keen to adapt from their source material Yeah, I think now I'm pretty confident it w…
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Variety linked to their rundown of possible candidates in their Villeneuve announcement piece; it's from last year but it's pretty exhaustive and names pretty much everyone we have plus a load more. There's some playful suggestions in there too: ht…
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Dragonpol wrote: » M passed away from a heart attack in his local Greggs?! Is this satire? To be honest I'm not sure what it is... Yeah it's a weird gag. What even is the gag? Is it a gag?
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Ah, well things are certainly happening then. He’s very good, if not perhaps much fun usually. But I guess Mendes didn’t get to show much of a light touch before SF but I thought he handled it very well, so I’ll keep an open mind. DV’s films are alw…
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Ooh dear, who wrote that?
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Oh I did like the Italian spy flick inspiration. I wasn't expecting that and it gave it a nice flavour, especially with the music. If Pemberton signed up to Bond I wouldn't be upset.
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delfloria wrote: » mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » To put things into context, we're almost at the 3rd year anniversary of Babs saying filming would be at least 2 years away, and there's no write…
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FoxRox wrote: » @GoldenGun Interesting take on preferring the last third to the first one. For me, it's just consistently incredible start to finish, but I like your unique opinion on that. There's something else I really want to say on this th…
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I think it's a fun little detail that Tobias Menzies (Villiers) is the only actor credited in the opening titles of Casino Royale whose character doesn't eventually die in CR or the later Craig films.
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It doesn't appear in Netflix's own Top 10 globally, either this week or for the last few weeks: https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10 I tried selecting a few individual countries: UK, US, France, Hong Kong, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Denmark etc. -…
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » To put things into context, we're almost at the 3rd year anniversary of Babs saying filming would be at least 2 years away, and there's no writer or director only rumours and guesses. …
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The point being...?
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » The funny thing is, no matter how absent Bond is, once he's back in the news, everywhere shakes. We just saw what First Light's trailer did. It created Bondian sparks around the world...even non-gamers were excited, beca…
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Looking into it a bit more, DAF was also showing in only one cinema in the UK for those two days in 1971: the Odeon Leicester Square!
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He was in Doctor Who this last series and I was pretty underwhelmed by the way he handled a villain role, he didn't really add anything to it.
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I almost wonder if they should do a YA novella to try and get some benefit from First Light with a younger, modern day 007.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Callum seems to be more of a Moore/Brosnan all-rounder, whereas Harris Dickinson seems more the intense actor dalton-type. Just my perception. I don't know really, Dickinson does light and dramatic; I imagine him to mix…
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LucknFate wrote: » mtm wrote: » I don't think anyone would be interested enough in those for them to be an event, no. The general press (not trade) is only interested in actors. What are you talking about? There's always a press confere…
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I don't think anyone would be interested enough in those for them to be an event, no. The general press (not trade) is only interested in actors.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » One thing I can see him needing to work on is his accent - he doesn't really sound sophisticated enough for Bond. Not that that can't be overcome by a good actor. Not sure what you mean there. He does lots of accents an…
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Yeah I’d be interested in Dickinson. He’s obviously a very thoughtful actor who picks interesting projects and he’s very good onscreen. I don’t quite know what he’d do with Bond, and that makes it interesting to me.
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I didn’t know about them doing that, but yeah; it sounds rubbish. Putting Bond back in the 60s just isn’t something I’m interested in. I get the feeling some of these directors think it’s a really unique idea and will make Bond somehow automatically…
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There’s a podcaster I love whose favourite fact is that the On The Buses movie took more at the U.K. box office in 1971 than Diamonds Are Forever did. Which I’m sure is true, but Buses was released in the summer, whereas DAF was released on somethin…
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