peter
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- peter
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- Toronto
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
- Favourite Bond Film
- No Time To Die
- Favourite Bond Actor
- Daniel Craig
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » I think the only connection Craig and Bond 26 would get is, Craig would do his absolute best to encourage the new Bond...especially if Bond 7 gets heavily and almost universally maligned as he (Craig) was before CR came …
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CrabKey wrote: » peter wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Hard to imagine much of an audience for a film version of Othello. Sounds like a vanity project. I liked Craig as Bond and feel he's a good actor, but not great. Beg to differ— I was …
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » Ditto @peter. The Japanese disguise is the sole reason I’m thankful 007 rarely dons disguises in his films. 😂, and this one was quite the doozy!
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I’d say his Japanese transformation is my least favourite.
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meshypushy wrote: » peter wrote: » @meshypushy , man I'd love to see Ruth Negga as Hamlet!!! She's quite an actor, and she and Craig were just so damn fun together. Genuine laughs-- especially when she, as Lady M was trying to deflect her hus…
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Famed producer Jon Landau dies at 63… This guy knew gambles, risks and hits. 63 is far too young….
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@meshypushy , man I'd love to see Ruth Negga as Hamlet!!! She's quite an actor, and she and Craig were just so damn fun together. Genuine laughs-- especially when she, as Lady M was trying to deflect her husband's utter lunacy during the banquet/di…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » peter wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » With the more famous Shakespeare plays you’ve got strong name-recognition, a good story, and a film that absolutely will find an audience steadily through the years. It’s not going t…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » With the more famous Shakespeare plays you’ve got strong name-recognition, a good story, and a film that absolutely will find an audience steadily through the years. It’s not going to be a blockbuster, but it will have long le…
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meshypushy wrote: » peter wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Hard to imagine much of an audience for a film version of Othello. Sounds like a vanity project. I liked Craig as Bond and feel he's a good actor, but not great. Beg to differ— I w…
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mtm wrote: » I love the idea that a Shakespeare production won't have an audience. The guy's work has done reasonably well only for the last 400 years or so. Hilarious :)) And the supposed location is to shoot in Iraq, in an American army b…
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CrabKey wrote: » Hard to imagine much of an audience for a film version of Othello. Sounds like a vanity project. I liked Craig as Bond and feel he's a good actor, but not great. Beg to differ— I was front row for his MacBeth and he and Rut…
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007HallY wrote: » I don't see why Craig of all people would have anything to do with the next Bond films. From a simple career point of view, he's a famous and acclaimed actor - the most so in post Bond terms since Sean Connery in fact - who can n…
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meshypushy wrote: » buddyoldchap wrote: » The Guardian at it again with an opinion piece about period Bond. Hysterical. https://www.theguardian.com/film/article/2024/jul/05/james-bond-has-an-andrew-tate-problem-007-the-answer-is-to-set-it-i…
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CrabKey wrote: » Imagine BHC with the studio's first choice to play Axel Foley --Sylvester Stallone. I have a copy of the Stallone draft, @CrabKey . The script was a pure action film, not a comedy (I think there may've been one or two chees…
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LTK... Had a little too much LW/DH sound to it, but incorporated an interesting and at times, Bondian sound. Special mention to the gunbarrel. Too much disco-cheese in FYEO, for me. LTK for the listen.
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Tiffany Case was turned into a silly bimbo so Solitaire any day. If she plays her cards right! That gave me a nice chuckle, the way you ended your post 👍🏻 😂 👍🏻 😂!
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mtm wrote: » It's probably urban legend, but it became known that he haunts a certain pub and perhaps meets ladies there and basically willing partners effectively started queueing up there! :D Ahahaha, that’s not a bad urban legend to have…
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mtm wrote: » I do tend to come back to how he's become quite a big sex symbol in the UK: there's a really funny story about him and an Islington pub from earlier in the year which kind of cemented it for me! I kind of think that nailing a sex symb…
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👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻….
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He’s also a big strong boy with a helluva bunch of acting accolades, from Olivier’s to BAFTA, to Oscar nom to Emmy nom…. His mullet of choice is unfortunate, but give him a good cut (like that top pic), and I think he has all that it takes to giv…
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BMB007 wrote: » peter wrote: » Venutius wrote: » I'd guess that any talk of Craig having future creative involvement is just some journalist trying to stir up a bit of online natter. Remember Dan's no-patience exasperation and irritation i…
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Venutius wrote: » I'd guess that any talk of Craig having future creative involvement is just some journalist trying to stir up a bit of online natter. Remember Dan's no-patience exasperation and irritation in that NTTD-era interview where someone…
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@thedove , listen to Bryan Hayes. It was his brilliant theory on Overdrive (I can’t stand that muck). Although I can’t stand Dubas, I don’t wanna see Crosby in a new tarp, unless that team is a legit contender and he’s not relegated to being in and …
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BHC, had everything in the right place. Stuck in its lane and delivered a fun, good time. It's not as good as the original, but I'd put it up against the first sequel (and it was far more enjoyable that no. 3!).
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Look, I don't know what you're talking about. What I'm saying is that they could do something more similar to ROTLA. You don't need Aliens or bad CGI. And there move the goal posts. Listen, Deke, I'm not gonna go …
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@Creasy47 .... Now that Tampa Bay has shown how ruthless they we're with Stamkos, are you at all nervouse that Dubas (thank god he's no longer with the Leafs), is ready to pull this with Crosby? If Dubas thinks he's going in full rebuild mode, w…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » BS? Why? They spend a lot of money with or without covid. The movies are bloated. I can go into this with you further @DEKE_RIVERS . Please PM so we don’t bore the other members in the nitty gritty of why your general …
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » In fact, one of the problems…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » In fact, one of the problems with the new Indiana Jones movies is that t…
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