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Aug 31 2012, 11:04 AM EDT by Anonymous
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REDISCOVERING DALTON....(A THREAD BY MYSELF AND MY SIX YEAR OLD SON!)
My son Jack and I, have recently worked our way through all the Bond films. We think that overall, Mr Timothy Dalton is an excellent James Bond, right up there with Sean Connery and Daniel Craig. The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill are both excellent and Dalton is closest, by far, to the Bond of the books. A smart choice from the boy....whose least favourite films are A View to A Kill and Octopussy. Discuss...
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Aug 21 2011, 5:06 AM EDT by Moir007
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Daniel Craig is a closet Homosexual
Daniel Craig is a Closet Homosexual.
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May 20 2011, 2:23 AM EDT by Anonymous
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Work on Bond film halted amid MGM woes
Studio has failed to find buyer; 23rd movie in series due for 2011-12 release
LONDON - Producers say work on the next James Bond film has been halted indefinitely because of uncertainty about the future of distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.
Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli say development of the movie was suspended after MGM failed to find a buyer. They said late Monday they did not know when work would resume.
MGM put itself up for sale after a slump in DVD sales and a lack of hits left it unable to manage a $3.7 billion debt.
Wilson and Broccoli's EON Productions has produced 22 Bond thrillers since 1962. The new film, known only as "Bond 23," had been due for release in 2011 or 2012.
Bond actor Daniel Craig says he has confidence in the producers and looks forward to production resuming.
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Apr 20 2010, 5:17 PM EDT by
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Daniel Craig Is The Bomb
I hope he stays for a long time. He is Good and he made me believe Bond more.
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Nov 30 2009, 5:28 PM EST by Anonymous
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Pierce Brosnan
We all seen Bond movies. And we all know how Brosnan work for 007, and we love how he does the Bond movies that he had. So, I vote for Brosnan for my number 1 followed by Sean Connery. :)
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Sep 17 2009, 2:25 AM EDT by Anonymous
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Self-defamation galore!
Evidently, we don't have to do a thing - Craig can destroy his own reputation and career without anyone else's help. Make way for Bond #7.
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May 26 2009, 4:19 AM EDT by Anonymous
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 Bond and his Vodka Matini
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THE BEST OF EVERYTHING BOND
First, I love everything Bond, but these are my favorites:
My Favorite Bond Film: Casino Royale (2006)
My Favorite Bond: Tie between: Craig and Connery
My first Bond film was: Goldfinger (on DVD)
My favorite gadget is: The Trick Briefcase
My favorite villain is: Le Chiffre (2006) (Brains over brawn + great acting!)
My favorite henchmen is: Red Grant (He and Bond have the BEST fights in the series!)
My favorite Bond song is: Another Way To Die (QoS)
My favorite Bond girl is: Vesper Lynd (Beautiful, complex, smart, tragic)
Favorite Fight: Bond vs. Red Grant
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5 or BMW 750iL
(I added this on 3/21/09)
This discussion is about the movies, so those are the responses I'm looking for. ( Please no book responses).
007 FOREVER!!!
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Mar 9 2009, 6:53 PM EDT by
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WHO WOULD WIN IN A FIGHT?: CONNERY'S BOND OR CRAIG'S BOND?
I think it would be Craig. He is a more physical actor.
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Mar 8 2009, 6:24 PM EDT by
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i hate blonde hair actors
i hate dc because he has blonde hair
i always wonder o nvm
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May 31 2008, 6:15 PM EDT by
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Craig hates Austin Powers?
Source: The Insider Daniel Craig hates Austin Powers . Well, not hate him as so much that he despises him because he made his job so much harder to do. Daniel does realize Austin was only a movie character, right? Oh, wait, James Bond is a cha
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Nov 2 2012, 9:51 AM EDT by
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What might the emerging character of Bond mean for us?
The recent changes can be seen in terms of an exit from the framework of the post-Connery Bond formula of an invincible, suave, sex-addicted, gadget-dependent, comedian, fighting even freakier antagonists. What is that Bond’s motivation? Other than pleasure-seeking, he doesn’t need one. Explosions, exotic locales, and alternating tuxedos and skin are enough. Thus, the move out of the unique self-referentially parodic particularities of the franchise, into Craig’s muscle-bound, cruel but all-enduring force is a welcome humanization.
But another way of looking at the changes is to see them as a move into a contemporary action aesthetic, aka copying more-original material. The frenetic editing of the Bourne series makes sense for a portrayal of a man struggling to move beyond his amnesia and piece together the plot of his life. But what’s Bond’s story?
With Casino Royale, the ground for a new more meaningful story was laid amid contemporary stylistic trappings. Quantum shocks because it lays bare the central truth of the Bond character—he is a man without a story. Elements of story are present, but no one story is important for Bond. Story happens around him and he reacts. Chasing an organization—sort of. Seeking revenge—kinda. Helping someone kill general what’s-his-face—sure. Preventing water theft—possibly. But a driving commitment to any of these stories is absent.
Bond is now the person many of us feel ourselves to be. At times, we see ourselves as no more than isolated individuals reacting to the violent events around us. Just like James, we only start to make sense in the context of a community. Without MI6 and the free world it defends, Bond is just another wanderer. This is why his interactions with M are his most human moments. She is his consistent connection to a meaningful progression. I feel like we all need this person and the community behind them—in this relationship we have potential for commitment to a story for our lives.
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Nov 21 2008, 4:23 AM EST by
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10-Minute Preview of Quantum of Solace at YourGeekNews.com
We put together a sweet 10-minutes of cast and crew interviews and exclusive scenes for Bond 22 over at <a href="http://www.YourGeekNews.com/">YourGeekNews.com</a>, and we figure you'd like to know!
~Matt + Nat
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Oct 23 2008, 9:35 AM EDT by Anonymous
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yes
In the casino royale book Bond does internally fight with himself and you find out that Bond isn't that calm, smooth man that everyone thinks he is. In one part two soviet agents try to kill Bond with a bomb but it backfires on them and they blow up all over the place and it goes on to explain the blood and parts that fly everywhere. At this sight Bond feels slightly sick and pukes in his mouth a little. Something not everyone expects from James Bond. In my opinion Daniel Craig is playing Fleming's Bond close to the way that it was written!!!
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Oct 11 2008, 10:37 AM EDT by
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Jame Bond ORIGINAL ARTWORK for sale
The Original artwork for recent Folio Society edition of Live and Let Die is available. Seven acrylic paintings in total. Please email: info (at) robertproudfoot (dot) com for images and further details. Feel free to repost this news on any other James Bond forum. Thank you.
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Jun 11 2008, 9:02 AM EDT by Anonymous
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Best 007
No doubt...Roger Moore is the true Agent 007.
Next...Connery
Then...Craig and Dalton-They both seem equal.
Lastly...Brosnan and Lazenby
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Aug 16 2007, 2:18 PM EDT by
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Great News!
Major Cheers to Craig. He plays Bond the way it was originally written; Tough, brooding and a bit of a smartass! Bring it on!!!
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Oct 27 2007, 7:40 PM EDT by
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Fantastic
I'm still a Connery man through and through, but this is the best possible news for the next generation of the franchise. Save for perhaps Clive Owen there is no better choice. Will Craig show a bit more range than the brooding thug in the next film? Time will tell.
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Oct 27 2007, 5:49 PM EDT by
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daniel craig go home...
if he's going to whine now send him packing. it should have been hugh jackman or perhaps even gerard butler to elevate to the 007 role. as for the next
bond girl...whoelse but kate beckinsale...casino royale was a mistake much along the lines of connery's self produced never say never again. casino royale put everything out of sequence by using dame judi dench in her role as "m". other candidates for 007...ewan macgregor, clive owen, robbie williams. as for a title and a plot how's this...THIRD TIMES A CHARM...key off edward viii 's abdication, history has proven he was a nazi sympathizer, he was fond of charles throw in an ailing queen some super neo nazi's, could it be any better
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Jul 4 2007, 4:18 AM EDT by
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