compared to Cavill and Craig..yes I do. But I think his stigmatism might have been a distraction (although its great for comedy).FormerBondFan wrote:bondnotblonde....what about Marty Feldman? Do you think he would be suitable when he was alive back then?
Plus the fact that MF has been deceased since 1982.Ale wrote:FBF, as you see humor is completely lost on some here.
bondnotblonde, this is becoming quite tedious. You won't get any Sadowitz votes or sympathy for him or anyone like him (incredibly ugly, incapable to act, unstylish, WAY worse than Craig in terms of looks for Bond, which demands quite an effort in terms of picking) on here. You also don't seem to realise that when we mention Marty Feldman (and I was the first one to do so) we're being sarcastic, not serious.
LOL exactly my point, among other things. May he rest in peace. He freaked me out as a kid but I always laughed at his jokes. Poor fella, I think he was a good actor.English Agent wrote:Plus the fact that MF has been deceased since 1982.Ale wrote:FBF, as you see humor is completely lost on some here.
bondnotblonde, this is becoming quite tedious. You won't get any Sadowitz votes or sympathy for him or anyone like him (incredibly ugly, incapable to act, unstylish, WAY worse than Craig in terms of looks for Bond, which demands quite an effort in terms of picking) on here. You also don't seem to realise that when we mention Marty Feldman (and I was the first one to do so) we're being sarcastic, not serious.
And co-writer with Barry Took of the 1960s radio show Round The Horne, which was legendary for its ability to smuggle complete filth below the radar of the BBC's censors in that more innocent age.Ale wrote:English Agent wrote: LOL exactly my point, among other things. May he rest in peace. He freaked me out as a kid but I always laughed at his jokes. Poor fella, I think he was a good actor.
I didn't know about that. So he truly was a genius of humor and sarcasm. Guess the hint came from the title, too?Kristatos wrote:And co-writer with Barry Took of the 1960s radio show Round The Horne, which was legendary for its ability to smuggle complete filth below the radar of the BBC's censors in that more innocent age.Ale wrote:English Agent wrote: LOL exactly my point, among other things. May he rest in peace. He freaked me out as a kid but I always laughed at his jokes. Poor fella, I think he was a good actor.
Many actors back then were writers of successful radio shows.. actors were in my opinion in average more well-rounded back then. Of course there are still some who are great and also direct or write movies, but I think the percentage back then was higher... People were more interested in being artists rather than in being celebrities.Dude, you're the one who wants to cast a comedy magician as Bond.bondnotblonde wrote:This is why you cannot take all you people seriously! Just look at the above posts! Talking about Barry Took and 'Round the Horne'! Little wonder that Babs is just "getting on with her choice" as she feels - quite rightly - nobody really gives a d**n who Bond is..so I'll pick Craig. And there you have it, really.
).Are you Sadowitzs agent by anychance.bondnotblonde wrote:may i suggest that sadowitz be the Bond VILLAIN then? Surely you would all agree with that? he has the "anger" and the "psychotic" elements needed to pull that character off. I think its only fair to at least ASK Babs what she thinks. I am prepared to stand corrected if she vetos the idea.
Another great casting for Bond might be David Thewlis? Or Ian Hart? ANother one to seriously consider is Simon Amstell..if you look at photos of him when he is not playingthe funny man, he is very believable as Mister Bond.
And just what do you think he ought to represent oh and just for the record Iam old enough to have seen Dr No when it first came out and from what I have seen on this site most appear to be Bond fans whereas you appear not to be.bondnotblonde wrote:No, i'm a Bond FAN unlike most others on this forum who are maybe too young to understand what james bond ought to represent on SCREEN. at this rate, i assume the next one will be roger moore, henry gavill or jude law!
Said it better than I ever could. Not to mention:buffybond wrote:And just what do you think he ought to represent oh and just for the record Iam old enough to have seen Dr No when it first came out and from what I have seen on this site most appear to be Bond fans whereas you appear not to be.bondnotblonde wrote:No, i'm a Bond FAN unlike most others on this forum who are maybe too young to understand what james bond ought to represent on SCREEN. at this rate, i assume the next one will be roger moore, henry gavill or jude law!
Exactly.Dude, you're the one who wants to cast a comedy magician as Bond.
I think(just guessing) that most of the frequent posters here are old enough to have seen at least a few of the Moore/Dalton/Brosnan films when they were first run, so that would make them mid-30's to mid 40's at least. Lucky you getting to see Dr. No first run.And just what do you think he ought to represent oh and just for the record Iam old enough to have seen Dr No when it first came out and from what I have seen on this site most appear to be Bond fans whereas you appear not to be.
Nyone here who thinks Cavill is eideal as Bond is something you do not undersatnd? Only young girls and youg gay guys want to see him onthe big screen? Most peopl here hve been posting fer quite a long time and we seam to bealeeeeve that Cavill wood be a soooperior Jaymes Band.bondnotblonde wrote:I am shocked that there is such a resistace to the idea of sadowitz being Bond, just as much as nyone would think that Cavill, a 28 year old (!) would b eideal for the part!! Yes I can undersatnd young girls and maybe youg gay guys wanting to see him on the big screen, but he would be no more suited to the part than say Matt Damon..too young, too naive.Kristatos wrote:I can't quite shake the suspicion that bondnotblonde is Sadowitz himself, engaged in some kind of comedy prank, though I'm unclear as to what the purpose of such a prank would be. Say we did all bombard EON with letters demanding that Sadowitz be cast as Bond, what then? Some admin person gets a good chuckle and the letters go straight in the shredder.Ale wrote:Bondnotblonde, please have some manners? Nobody here needs to sober up, we're all aware Cavill would be a great choice for Bond. In case you still didn't realise, and you clearly haven't, Cavill is a choice that sits well with BOTH the "I don't like Craig" people AND the "I do like Craig" people. Ask yourself some questions since you're literally the only one who says certain (completely unmotivated, I would say) things about Cavill here. There has to be a reason for it. And I think it is that you have seen Cavill in precious nothing, and know nothing about him, but you have to say those things about him in order to just offend him for the sake of it. And you go on with that Sadowitz suggestion? If you actually read what's been said to you about that, you would realise that you are taking this a bit too far maybe? It's all fine as long as it's a joke, when this whole thing just becomes an excuse to insult Cavill or offend other people here by telling them to "sober up" then I don't think it's fine anymore.
someghow, I can't quite shake the suspicion that all the "Cavill supporters" are merely his Rada chums trying to ingratiate themselves with Babs herself. A great deal of sobering up needs to be done here...sadowitz is truly the ideal man for the role and it occurs to me that he would do some impressive things in the casino with his card trickery and things. Yes, he's older and would need to use stuntmen..but which actors do not use them? I say, get sadowitz on the table THEN decide.
Erm, check the movie news sites. Cavill has been cast as Superman in the next Superman movie. Sadly, this means he probably won't be Bond now, but somehow I don't think that increases Sadowitz' chances of getting cast. Maybe from zero to 0.0000000000000000000000001%bondnotblonde wrote:you are all living in denial with this cavill nonsense. he isnt superman anymore thn he is not james bond.
He must have a lot of friends. And if we were trying to ingratiate ourselves with Babs, we wouldn't set up a site dedicated to venting about her choice of Bond in which she regularly gets slagged off. Also, if Sadowitz represents the choice of the true Bond fan, then how is it that you are unable to find a single person who agrees with you? All the other Bond actors have their supporters and detractors. When even Daniel Craig has more supporters on a site called Daniel Craig Is Not Bond than Sadowitz does, then maybe you might have to consider that the problem is not with other people.bondnotblonde wrote:I can't quite shake the suspicion that all the "Cavill supporters" are merely his Rada chums trying to ingratiate themselves with Babs herself.
