Got a bit worried for a minute there, Count, I thought it was going to be one of your NSFW pics. There's no rule against posting NSFW content on this forum, that I know of, but I'd rather it was in a thread where people aren't going to stumble across it by accident.
"He's the one that doesn't smile" - Queen Elizabeth II on Daniel Craig
RIP Hayden Panettiere, best known as Claire Bennett in Heroes. No cause of death has been announced, but she had previously struggled with addiction. Fame claims another victim: https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/26469 ... s-aged-36/
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"He's the one that doesn't smile" - Queen Elizabeth II on Daniel Craig
I went to see Coyote vs Acme last night. Very funny (though the laughs trail off a little bit in the second half as the plot takes over), and with a couple of genuinely thrilling chase sequences. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys classic Warner Bros cartoons and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? The cinema I saw it in was about three-quarters full, but it was mostly adults, very few children. Is Looney Tunes in danger of turning into a purely heritage brand?
"He's the one that doesn't smile" - Queen Elizabeth II on Daniel Craig
Theo James is entirely uninterested in the fame that comes with the role. “Imagine, suddenly, you and I cannot walk down the street,” James said, particularly highlighting the effect that level of attention could have on his children. “None of that, to me, is worth it.” James acknowledged that being offered an enormous, career-altering role can be “very intoxicating,” but questioned whether the consequences would ultimately justify accepting it. And when it comes to Bond, he feels like it's a point of no return.....get lost with that attitude.
A new literary adventure starring James Bond is in the works by Young Bond author Charlie Higson. Higson has partnered, yet again, with Ian Fleming Publications, this time for his first ever adult James Bond novel. The book will be titled King Zero and will come to store shelves in September.
Saoirse Ronan recently said that she's "dead serious" about wanting to play the villain in the upcoming reboot. While this may be an indication that there's Bond chatter going on in the Lowden-Ronan household, it's also an interesting idea to contemplate. "I want to go dark," Ronan told Empire, adding, "I said that I wanted to be a Bond villain, and I’m dead serious. I think it would be really interesting having a young female villain. Especially for girls and women, to see someone who can just take all that pent-up anger and direct it somewhere, there’s something interesting in that dramatically. So I would love to do more of that.” There is precedent for a female Bond villain, of course, with Rosamund Pike having played one in Die Another Day.