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Ludovico wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » MSL49 wrote: » Are early 80's born actor's too old for the role? No. Not at all. Perfect. I'd say it depends of when the next film can start shooti…
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Ludovico wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » MSL49 wrote: » Are early 80's born actor's too old for the role? No. Not at all. Perfect. I'd say it depends of when the next film can start shooting. Minimally that will probably be 5…
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patb wrote: » Another plus for Hoult is that , even though he has a relatively low profile, brands like Armani think he is worthy of using. We know that supporting brands is a key role within the modern Bond franchise so another box already ticked…
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Look at Tom Cruise In the first Mission Impossible, he was 34 but could have easily played a 20 year old character. Where an actor may play the same character over a 15 plus year span, In this case Bond, a youthful look is an asset . We live …
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MSL49 wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » JeremyBondon wrote: » I just don't really like his weak jawline/ roundish face I'm not sold on him, really........unless Eon were adapting the Young Bond novels. Still he's not quite imposing …
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His face gets more suitable each year, in 5 years he will be just right.
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I’m calling it now,; with production , minimally, at least 3 to 5 years off, Nicholas Hoult will be the next James Bond. He’s got the look, the acting chops and a great name for the credits. NICHOLAS HOULT As Ian Fleming’s JAMES BOND 007 Of…
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Univex wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Jackson-Cohen has shot to the top of my favourites list, too. I'd even go as far as saying I prefer him to Turner now. But he has to be styled the appropriate way. None of that modern spiked hair…
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Since62 wrote: » OK, apologies on the Chris Hemsworth proposal. As an American, Chris Hemsworth sounds British to me. Oh, I can tell an Aussie, but only when it is exaggerated, as with the Crocodile Hunter. I realize this is silly, just as, to …
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suavejmf wrote: » talos7 wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Since62 wrote: » After much consideration, and moving on from the handsome and dashing Idris Elba only due to his age -- Chris Hemsworth. 6'2+ Solid Handsome Experienced in large- …
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suavejmf wrote: » Since62 wrote: » After much consideration, and moving on from the handsome and dashing Idris Elba only due to his age -- Chris Hemsworth. 6'2+ Solid Handsome Experienced in large- scale productions Humorous touch. I've no…
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Sir Sean died last night in his sleep at his home in the Bahamas... A sublime exit...
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GadgetMan wrote: » Mallory wrote: » GadgetMan wrote: » Whenever I listen to Cary, it makes me wish he directed SF-NTTD or at least SP-NTTD. SP and NTTD as a proper, written from the ground up two parter. I believe John Logan origina…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » John Carpenter's The Fog Not one of his best film's but a cool little ghost story nevetheless. After a moody beginning i forgot how slow this film is. Seems to take ages to get to the actual fog movi…
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Since62 wrote: » You might enjoy The Eiger Sanction I have...
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One thing that I think we can all agree on, although we all have personal biases, is that by looks alone won’t cut it. Based on looks alone .Clint Eastwood in his prime would have bee n perfect for the role ; but even Clint knew that Bond should be …
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » He looks like Bond. Look at the cold eyes. He even has a scar above his mouth. That’s below average looking? I gotta go to New Orleans. They must have supermodels for men. Lol, I would go that far, but on a l…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Joaquin Phoenix is also American. You can’t tell me Phoenix wouldn’t be utterly amazing as Bond. He would not be an amazing Bond. …
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suavejmf wrote: » MSL49 wrote: » How about Charlie Hunnam? Terrible actor. I agree. Pacific Rim was a fun movie but it was undermined by Hunnam’s bland , generic performance.
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ColonelSun wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Which scenes in Craig's films would be beyond Cavill? All of them, I'm sorry to say. I know crew who have worked with him, and say he's a lovely and professional guy, but he really struggles …
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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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Last night I watched Hammer’s “ The Gorgon” one of my favorites. Tonight, “Captain Kronos : Vampire Hunter”, with Bond girl Caroline Munro .
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Joaquin Phoenix is also American. You can’t tell me Phoenix wouldn’t be utterly amazing as Bond. He would not be an amazing Bond.
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And you do know that he’s not, and never can be British? ;)
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suavejmf wrote: » But he still won’t be British. Sigh... As several as us have acknowledged. Talking about a few years making a big difference for actor is a general observation, not aimed a a specific actor.
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[/b] NickTwentyTwo wrote: » I think the point was that the next Bond isn't going to appear in B26 tomorrow. Chalamet isn't my first pick either, but I imagine he was put forward because he's an amazing actor and has a striking look. It is highly …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » talos7 wrote: » I don’t get the hate for TWINE; while it does have its flaws Every Bond film has flaws, but not every Bond film is a flaw itself like TWINE. Well look at you, aren’t you clever.
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I don’t get the hate for TWINE; while it does have its flaws , what Bond film, yes even FRWL, doesn’t? I thoroughly enjoy it; it sits in my top 10 as did may even be my favorite Brosnan Bond Change the casting of Dr. Jones and Renard and it may ha…
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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 so , he would have a look that would suit…
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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 so , he would have a look that would suit Bond ; but as we know, the role is not…
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