Brosnan still looks great!
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Brosnan still looks great!
His Bond days are over now; but he still looks great in these Vistula ads.
Looks younger than Craig!
Thanks to Moore.
Looks younger than Craig!
Thanks to Moore.
Bring back Bond!
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Re: Brosnan still looks great!
He certainly does Stromberg! looks more Bondian toocarl stromberg wrote:His Bond days are over now; but he still looks great in these Vistula ads.
Looks younger than Craig!
Thanks to Moore.
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But yes, PB certainly still looks like Bond. To be honest, of course, good photography can make a person look cooler. I've seen PB in photos where he does look older. But no matter, he still can play Bond in my book. Looking very forward to TCA 2 with Jolie.
But yes, PB certainly still looks like Bond. To be honest, of course, good photography can make a person look cooler. I've seen PB in photos where he does look older. But no matter, he still can play Bond in my book. Looking very forward to TCA 2 with Jolie.
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Still looking good.
Too old my ass. Pierce is aging better than any of the other Bonds. Connery or Moore at the same age looked much older.
Too old my ass. Pierce is aging better than any of the other Bonds. Connery or Moore at the same age looked much older.
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I agree he would have been good for at least a fitting swansong for his tenure, but i think the producers went cheap and ended saying bye bye thanks for memories.Moore wrote:Don't think so. Anyway, that's not the point. He still would look great as Bond, doesn't matter if he looks younger or older than Connery or Moore at his age...
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Precisely..................no one would want to see a really old Bond, and how the hell would they be able to carry on with the series?The Sweeney wrote:But why? To end the franchise, because that is what it would do....carl stromberg wrote:I agree with Gary: a film with Bond nearing the end of his career would be great.
If anyone could make a Bond film, I'm sure someone would have done this.