Classic Bond Forum

Kristatos wrote:

hatter wrote:It was Roger Moore and to the day he is my favourite.

Welcome to the forum, hatter

Thank you, Kristatos!

Wanting a free hand can mean so many things, but not necessarily a new lead actor... just saying.

You mustn't forget that even though the Bond movies are an adaption of Fleming's books, sometimes more, sometimes less, they also reflect a great deal of a certain zeitgeist in them. So of course a year 2002 Bond is a lot different than a 1962 Bond...they will always have certain similarities, such ...

Well, I truly must say, being a girl who sure likes a good smelling man, I always imagined what James Bond would smell like ...I'm sure it only adds to his pizzazz, mystique and manliness, BUT... seeing a cheap perfume being made is just ridiculous, but I guess most merch is really...definitely NOT ...

If only he would've been spotted a few years earlier, I think Bill Nighy would've made an amazing Bond. Kenneth Branagh not so much, IMO. But the audio books sure will be nice, definitely gonna check them out.

A Crag-like face wrote:

FormerBondFan wrote:Crag-like, what about Pierce's kid as Bond? He is American, but he is trained as a British actor. And he is blond also.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0112492/

He's certainly got the looks to be Bond.

Well....I think give him a few years...too baby faced still IMO.

It was Roger Moore and to the day he is my favourite.