We kind a knew that a month ago.
I just found this out last night.
I think the Bond franchise needs a good kick up the arse to be honest. Die Another Day was pretty awful. I want to see a darker Bond, which is why I think Daniel Craig would be good. Can't see it happening though, it's all about money these days!
I actually think Hugh Jackman should of tooken the role of James Bond.
Quote: Originally posted by Tom Woodward
I think the Bond franchise needs a good kick up the arse to be honest. Die Another Day was pretty awful. I want to see a darker Bond, which is why I think Daniel Craig would be good. Can't see it happening though, it's all about money these days!
Daniel Craig has my vote!
I think the Bond franchise needs a good kick up the arse to be honest. Die Another Day was pretty awful. I want to see a darker Bond, which is why I think Daniel Craig would be good. Can't see it happening though, it's all about money these days!
Daniel Craig has my vote!
Maybe Daniel Craig.
Who is Daniel Craig? sorry, never heard of him.
The main character in Layer Cake. If you've seen it that is! He was one of the bad guys in Road to Perdition too...
Quote: Originally posted by Tony DeFrancisco
Hugh Jackman should of tooken the role of James Bond.
Tooken...that just sounds dirty.
I've always thought that Adrian Paul would have made a good Bond, but he lacks the star power that the producers are probably looking for.
Hugh Jackman should of tooken the role of James Bond.
Tooken...that just sounds dirty.
I've always thought that Adrian Paul would have made a good Bond, but he lacks the star power that the producers are probably looking for.
Quote: Originally posted by Matt Joseph
Tooken...that just sounds dirty.
I've always thought that Adrian Paul would have made a good Bond, but he lacks the star power that the producers are probably looking for.
He's doing another Highlander movie with Christopher Lambert.
Tooken...that just sounds dirty.
I've always thought that Adrian Paul would have made a good Bond, but he lacks the star power that the producers are probably looking for.
He's doing another Highlander movie with Christopher Lambert.
Quote: Originally posted by Danny Boy
He's doing another Highlander movie with Christopher Lambert.
Yeah, and I can't wait for that one...:zzz:
He's doing another Highlander movie with Christopher Lambert.
Yeah, and I can't wait for that one...:zzz:
Two Words -
Clive.....Owen!
Clive.....Owen!
Clive Owen would make a fine James Bond
Clive Owen is my second pick. I really want to see Eric Bana as a super DARK Bond.
Ideally, I think the studio should give the rights to a series of directors and let them go nuts. QT, John Woo, and Speilberg have all expressed interest over the years. Imagine a John Woo James Bond movie with Chow-Yun-Fat as Bond. Or a gritty QT style post-modern Bond played by some ageing B-star like Robert Forrester or David Carradine.
Ideally, I think the studio should give the rights to a series of directors and let them go nuts. QT, John Woo, and Speilberg have all expressed interest over the years. Imagine a John Woo James Bond movie with Chow-Yun-Fat as Bond. Or a gritty QT style post-modern Bond played by some ageing B-star like Robert Forrester or David Carradine.
Eric Bana already turned down the role for James Bond months ago. He sounds like a good role.
Pierce Brosnan was decent as Bond but he's not even close to Sean Connery.
I think either Daniel Craig or Clive Owen should be the next bond.
I think either Daniel Craig or Clive Owen should be the next bond.
Quote: Originally posted by Jonathan Bennett
Pierce Brosnan was decent as Bond but he's not even close to Sean Connery. I have to agree with you. Sean Connery was the best.
Pierce Brosnan was decent as Bond but he's not even close to Sean Connery. I have to agree with you. Sean Connery was the best.
Quote: Originally posted by Tony DeFrancisco
I have to agree with you. Sean Connery was the best.
Yep.
Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton were pretty good.
But Connery kicks both of their a-sses.
I have to agree with you. Sean Connery was the best.
Yep.
Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton were pretty good.
But Connery kicks both of their a-sses.
Bond needs a makeover, but not using Pierce is disappointing. I miss the parts where he goes into the labs and tests out the new gagets and weapons. They have made that too silly, for one thing.
Colin Salmon would be a perfect choice, as he's been in the other Bond series as M's chief of staff, it would be soooo cool if they promoted him to the rank of 007.

I don't think he's got the look of Bond.
Quote: Originally posted by Keith Gump
I don't think he's got the look of Bond. Are you kidding me? He is just right for the part. Sign him today!
I don't think he's got the look of Bond. Are you kidding me? He is just right for the part. Sign him today!
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I don't think he's got the look of Bond.
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is it cos he is black?
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Originally posted by Keith Gump
I don't think he's got the look of Bond.
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is it cos he is black?
Quote: Originally posted by Jonny "Me You"
Two Words -
Clive.....Owen!
for the win
Two Words -
Clive.....Owen!
for the win
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Originally posted by Keith Gump
I don't think he's got the look of Bond.
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is it cos he is black?
no, not because he is black. He just doesn't look like Bond to me. Could be he would be great for the part. We'll never know unless he is cast. Since you broke the shell floyd, is this a minority move?
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Originally posted by Keith Gump
I don't think he's got the look of Bond.
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is it cos he is black?
no, not because he is black. He just doesn't look like Bond to me. Could be he would be great for the part. We'll never know unless he is cast. Since you broke the shell floyd, is this a minority move?
Quote: is it cos he is black?
Guess you've not seen Ali G then?
Guess you've not seen Ali G then?
Quote: Originally posted by floyd dylan
Guess you've not seen Ali G then?
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement?
Guess you've not seen Ali G then?
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement?
Quote: Originally posted by Keith Gump
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement? Oh my gawd.
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement? Oh my gawd.
Quote: Originally posted by Keith Gump
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement?
If you haven't heard of Ali G, take my advice, it's best not to get too curious.
Never heard of it. Is this another minority movement?
If you haven't heard of Ali G, take my advice, it's best not to get too curious.



Pierce Brosnan Out As James Bond, 007 Wed Aug 17, 3:07 PM ET
NEW YORK - A single, surprising phone call and it was over. That's how Pierce Brosnan says he learned that his services as James Bond would no longer be required.
"One phone call, that's all it took!" the 52-year-old actor tells Entertainment Weekly magazine in its Aug. 19 issue.
Brosnan starred in four Bond films. He says that before they stopped negotiations, the producers had invited him back for a fifth time.
"You know, the movie career for me really started with Bond," says Brosnan, acknowledging that by the time "GoldenEye" premiered in 1995, he was already 42.
He then starred as 007 in "Tomorrow Never Dies" (1997), "The World Is Not Enough" (1999) and "Die Another Day" (2002).
His departure from the role was a "titanic jolt to the system," says Brosnan, followed by "a great sense of calm."
"I thought. ... I can do anything I want to do now. I'm not beholden to them or anyone. I'm not shackled by some contracted image. So there was a sense of liberation."
Brosnan says he's grateful to have had the role, but adds: "It never felt real to me. I never felt I had complete ownership over Bond. Because you'd have these stupid one-liners — which I loathed — and I always felt phony doing them."
He plays a foulmouthed, skirt-chasing hit man in the upcoming film "The Matador."
"(For this) to come on the heels of my departure from the world of Bond is sweet grace, to play this one as a farewell to that chapter in time — it certainly wasn't planned."
Come on. The Bond movies were awesome, especially with Brosnan.