If Babz has her way, something that different from the traditional image of Bond is to be expected, I think. Aren't we at the point now that we'd all be a lot MORE surprised if they actually come out with a traditional Bond movie?
We sure would be. Pre-SP I still had some hope they might get back on track (as SF ending seemed to be promising the whole origin of Bond nonsense was now over) but then SP came out and we were shown just how misguided the whole thing has become. Prior to the movie coming out I was actually convinced the spoilers cannot be true. Kind of in a "sure they've lost their compass but surely not that much" way. And pre-NTTD I was convinced they would never kill off Bond (or make him a daddy for that matter) and we all know how that ended.acid wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 1:25 amIf Babz has her way, something that different from the traditional image of Bond is to be expected, I think. Aren't we at the point now that we'd all be a lot MORE surprised if they actually come out with a traditional Bond movie?
I wouldn't even be that surprised if she finds some way to drag Craig back for yet another outing, or maybe for some kind of spinoff.
I think anything related to a classic Bond is just so distant in her mind now she probably doesn't see any positives about making such a movie again. It's more fun chasing approval from the critics that never liked Bond in the first place or trying desperately to be woke.
) dream of ours to write a Bond theme, and one we never thought would EVER come true. It’s completely unbelievable that we are here being recognized for this song, and this is a peak life experience for us as songwriters and artists. To be recognized today among these other incredible nominees is something we most certainly do not take for granted. Thank you to the Academy, from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you to Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson for allowing us this incredible opportunity, and to be part of Daniel Craig's UNPARALLELED legacy as James Bond. Thank you to Cary Joji Fukunaga, and last but not least, thank you to Hans Zimmer, Stephen Lipson and Johnny Marr for being an absolute joy to work with on this song.” 
Cr-egg on Broadway starting March 29th and the ticket prices are from $35.00-$475.00. Anyone flying in to see it? I surely will pass on this. 
He is 19-1 here.bjmdds wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 4:31 pm The most recent betting site lists many names as the next Bond actor yet most do not mention Aidan Turner for whatever reason. That might bode well for him with Broccoli as her under the radar selection. This is where the odds currently stand:
Regé-Jean Page - 3/1
Henry Cavill - 4/1
Idris Elba - 6/1
Tom Hardy 7/1
James Norton - 8/1
Richard Madden - 9/1
Jamie Dornan - 14/1
Tom Hopper - 16/1
Sam Heughan - 18/1
Jamie Bell - 20/1
Out of these Cavill is the obvious choice. I also really like Norton but I'm not sure he'd be a good choice for Bond.bjmdds wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 4:31 pm The most recent betting site lists many names as the next Bond actor yet most do not mention Aidan Turner for whatever reason. That might bode well for him with Broccoli as her under the radar selection. This is where the odds currently stand:
Regé-Jean Page - 3/1
Henry Cavill - 4/1
Idris Elba - 6/1
Tom Hardy 7/1
James Norton - 8/1
Richard Madden - 9/1
Jamie Dornan - 14/1
Tom Hopper - 16/1
Sam Heughan - 18/1
Jamie Bell - 20/1
I had a search on Google for 2005. I found this article from April announcing that Craig was the favourite.
Our Ms. Bouvier, aka ALE, did a stage door left from this forum once Trump became President and has regressed into a psychotic mess over it. 
Yesterday was the 15th anniversary here for James, Carl, and Blowfeld (who has checked out any way since 2020). Tomorrow is Skywalker's 15th as well! This is a historic week for this forum's inception so it is time to party and celebrate 
I thought it was actually longer than that. My recollection is that he completely lost his mind after The November Man flopped and Craig matched Pierce's 4-film run as Bond with SPECTRE, blaming us for failing Pierce, as if we have any control over these things.
