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Old 04-12-2004, 13:49   #56
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Re: The new James Bond

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Originally Posted by ntluser
I often think that they could get round a lot of the character and contractual problems if they did Bond as a serious animated cartoon. Some of the Pixar animations are brilliant and have the advantages that you can :-

a) design your character to look and sound the way you want
b) perform great stunts that wouldn't be physically possible in real life with no danger to actors or stunt personnel
c) save costs because you don't have to pay out massive salaries to the star
d) work on the production longer and continuously because you don't have the usual weather problems while filming
e) save yourself the hassle and expense of carting cast and crew out to exotic locations
f) make as many 'films' as you like without having to worry about the star aging or being "past it".

I'd be really interested to see what a Bond cartoon would look like given the state of the art animations being produced today.
if thay turn Bond in to a animated cartoon.we know where the idea came
from. that sounds like a good idea ntluser
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