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Univex wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » Arnold back would, in fact, be a smart move, I think. In light of so many changes we're about to settle for -- new actor, new Bond (in a way), new director (most likely) -- it wouldn't hurt to bring a familia…
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Hair grows roughly a half an inch a month. his hair was fairly short in the last entry ; I suspect this film will take place at least a year later, if not more.
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If Nolan wants ATJ for Bond, keep him as far away from the franchise, a “ Prisoner “ if need be…so to speak
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Minimally, I would love for him to shoot the screentests
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I want the right director for the right film , not a prestige pick . Now, I’m not saying that Villeneuve would simply be a prestige pick; it all depends what they want to do with the next Bond.
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As script is crucial, but a lot of heavy lifting is done before it gets to that stage. Settling on a story has to be an intense process, not to mention the entire tone and direction this incarnation of Bond will have.
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peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » I still can't see any sign of a holding company on Companies House though. Yep, that’s the one thing bothering me at the moment @mtm . I believe it will be harder to find this one, as usually these holding…
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Things are starting to happen…..
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@peter , IF Villeneuve left the television project because of this “ secret project “, which may be Bond26, does that indicate the the are close to having an acceptable script? I can see him exiting a project for something else that isn’t fairly we…
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DewiWynBond wrote: » talos7 wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I've either asked and not been answered or asked and the only response was the one I expected, but any recommendable films or non-Vikings projects I should che…
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DewiWynBond wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I've either asked and not been answered or asked and the only response was the one I expected, but any recommendable films or non-Vikings projects I should check out to get a feel for Suter's talents? …
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Thought I'd just post the top five from the who should be James Bond next elimination game, not including "none of the above" which is technically in fourth place. 1) Leo Suter …
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Denbigh wrote: » Thought I'd just post the top five from the who should be James Bond next elimination game, not including "none of the above" which is technically in fourth place. 1) Leo Suter 2) Theo James 3) Callum Turner 4) Aiden Tur…
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Monday Vote: Leo Suter - 88 (+1) Theo James - 29 ELIMINATED: 03. Callum Turner 04. None of the above 05. Aidan Turner 06. Sam Claflin 07. Nicholas Hoult 08. Jack Lowden 09. James Norton 10. Richard Madden 11. Henry Golding 12. Stuar…
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Seems reasonable. That said I think that James, particularly with the right direction, would make an outstanding Bond. I’m throughly enjoying his performance in The Gentlemen.
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peter wrote: » I’ll tell you what I think is happening: A script is being written, and Villeneuve will be attached as director, if it’s finished in a time that fits his schedule. If this is the situation, once things start rolling, they…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » peter wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Fede Alvarez Alien: Romulus Interview Round-Up! https://www.avpgalaxy.net/2024/03/21/fede-alvarez-alien-romulus-interview-round-up/amp/ '...Just like anybody els…
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Sunday Leo Suter - 91 (+1) Theo James - 29 ELIMINATED: 03. Callum Turner 04. None of the above 05. Aidan Turner 06. Sam Claflin 07. Nicholas Hoult 08. Jack Lowden 09. James Norton 10. Richard Madden 11. Henry Golding 12. Stuart Mart…
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mtm wrote: » If Kraven were to be a hit (although the point is somewhat moot) he definitely wouldn't be Bond as he'd be tied to making more Kraven films. Notice, they barely let him speak in the trailers…
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I still think that they will steer clear of someone who is similar to Craig. In the end it will be interesting to see who is chosen. whoever it is will not be a complete unknown; most of us here will have some awareness of who they are. . James B…
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Denbigh wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Ultimately, whatever their current level of fame or experience, the actor cast will “ become “ Bond Oh for sure, I think that's another reason I was against actors like Elba and Cavill, because they wouldn…
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Ultimately, whatever their current level of fame or experience, the actor cast will “ become “ Bond
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Denbigh wrote: » talos7 wrote: » What some see as generic, others see as classic and traditional ; I make no bones about it, I want traditional and classical. I also think a more traditional and classical looking Bond would be interesting…
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What some see as generic, others see as classic and traditional ; I make no bones about it, I want traditional and classical.
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Saturday , March 23 Vote Leo Suter - 89 (+1) Theo James - 30 ELIMINATED: 03. Callum Turner 04. None of the above 05. Aidan Turner 06. Sam Claflin 07. Nicholas Hoult 08. Jack Lowden 09. James Norton 10. Richard Madden 11. Henry Goldin…
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Watching The Gentleman, damn, Theo James would be an outstanding choice, and age a non issue. With that, for a number of reasons, Leo Suter remains my to choice. Much has been made about the proclamations that Bond needs a reinvention; well t…
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peter wrote: » EoN has done an incredible job at casting, especially their leading man. Connery (no matter the tailoring (literally and figuratively), EoN saw and unleashed the undeniable charisma, charm and rugged masculinity of a superstar. I…
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The danger of comparing any successor to Craig is that a completely different type of actor may be chosen. He may be an incredible actor but in a different way.
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Down the line, absolutely, but I really don’t want another ballad just yet. I want the new bond to start with more energy.
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Enterprise is very underrated; I think it may have been poorly timed ; under the guidance of the late Manny Coto it really hit its stride. Unfortunately it was too late.
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