The new James Bond - Page 4

qfred · 16-11-2004, 22:10

Adrian Paul from Highlander

JediMaster · 03-12-2004, 12:50

Looks like it is Colin Salmon as he signed his Autograph & added 007 to it

Would a BLACK Bond Work?? Or not?

etccarmageddon · 03-12-2004, 13:12

people are betting money on it and say that as he played M's right hand man in a few recent movies he will be the new bond.

slight problem though - his character was "Charles Robinson" in Die Another Day.

My name is Robinson. Charles Robinson.

Stuart · 03-12-2004, 15:22

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Originally Posted by etccarmageddon

people are betting money on it and say that as he played M's right hand man in a few recent movies he will be the new bond.

slight problem though - his character was "Charles Robinson" in Die Another Day.

My name is Robinson. Charles Robinson.

It wouldn't be the first time an actor has played two different parts in Bond: Joe Don Baker played Brad Whitaker in "The Living Daylights" and Jack Wade in "Tommorrow Never Dies".

It would be the first time that James Bond has been one of the characters though.

Bifta · 03-12-2004, 15:59

James Nesbitt, http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/122000...nesbitt150.jpg

"Secret Agent..", "That's S...E...C...R..." ...

Salu · 03-12-2004, 16:08

I would have thought in this day of extreme political correctness the new James Bond should be a female disabled asian who has lived in Ireland since the 60's following a successful assylum application. They should be in a wheelchair and have a guide dog. Obviously they should be an agnostic muslim.....

orangebird · 03-12-2004, 16:21

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Originally Posted by JediMaster

Looks like it is Colin Salmon as he signed his Autograph & added 007 to it

Would a BLACK Bond Work?? Or not?

Hell yeah! He's ruddy gorgeous! Woof!!!!!!!!!

orangebird · 03-12-2004, 16:21

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Originally Posted by Salu

I would have thought in this day of extreme political correctness the new James Bond should be a female disabled asian who has lived in Ireland since the 60's following a successful assylum application. They should be in a wheelchair and have a guide dog. Obviously they should be an agnostic muslim.....

PMSL at that

sir_drinks_alot · 03-12-2004, 22:31

untill an official announcement is made.i won't believe any thing said about
who the next bond is

ntluser · 04-12-2004, 13:43

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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot

untill an official announcement is made.i won't believe any thing said about
who the next bond is

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.

sir_drinks_alot · 04-12-2004, 13:49

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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

Stuart · 29-03-2005, 23:13

Just to update you all on the Bond situation, according to an article originally in "The Hollywood Reporter", the next bond film will be filmed by the team responsible for Goldeneye and Tommorrow Never Dies (still, IMO, the best bond film). It will be based on "Casino Royale" and will be released around November next year. See http://www.mi6.co.uk/sections/articl...ond21&s=bond21 and http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr..._id=1000856722

No official announcement on the casting of Bond, but Judi Dench and John Cleese are playing M and Q respectively.

It's also rumoured (http://www.mi6.co.uk/news/index.php?itemid=2270) that Clive Owen has the job, and an announcement will be made next week.

Pierre · 01-04-2005, 11:37

Clive Owen should be the next bond.

budwieser · 01-04-2005, 23:26

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Originally Posted by Pierre

Clive Owen should be the next bond.

Nah!!! Ray Winstone as his "****" role actor.

"My name is Bond" "Where`s your F*****g tool"

02-04-2005, 00:18

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Originally Posted by Pierre

Clive Owen should be the next bond.

It would seem that choosing the next Bond actor is not unlike choosing the next Pope!