the title alone would exclude him.Pity Barbara didn't venture down to the set that day and take fancy to a real bloke who could fill Bond's (and Pierce's) shoes.
Gerard Butler
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Re: Gerard Butler
Wow, leading seaman of the Devonshire the title alone would exclude him.
Pity Barbara didn't venture down to the set that day and take fancy to a real bloke who could fill Bond's (and Pierce's) shoes.
the title alone would exclude him.Pity Barbara didn't venture down to the set that day and take fancy to a real bloke who could fill Bond's (and Pierce's) shoes.
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Re: Gerard Butler
I have to admit, I don't remember him. Was it even a speaking part? How much screen time did he get?FormerBondFan wrote:In the end credits of TND, Butler was credited as a leading seaman of the Devonshire.
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Re: Gerard Butler
One line in five seconds at best, I think an Butler fan posted it on youtube.Kristatos wrote:I have to admit, I don't remember him. Was it even a speaking part? How much screen time did he get?FormerBondFan wrote:In the end credits of TND, Butler was credited as a leading seaman of the Devonshire.
EDIT: I was right. Quite obscure. Apparently it was Butler's second acting role. Video is in bad quality though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAVsaCsMsmI
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Re: Gerard Butler
Which one was he? the video was crap so it was hard to tell.stockslivevan wrote:One line in five seconds at best, I think an Butler fan posted it on youtube.Kristatos wrote:I have to admit, I don't remember him. Was it even a speaking part? How much screen time did he get?FormerBondFan wrote:In the end credits of TND, Butler was credited as a leading seaman of the Devonshire.
EDIT: I was right. Quite obscure. Apparently it was Butler's second acting role. Video is in bad quality though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAVsaCsMsmI
I like butler for the role. I think he coulda, shoulda, will make a decent Bond.
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Re: Gerard Butler
The guy who says "fourteen degrees".
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Re: Gerard Butler
He was 36 at the time...(great age to start as BOND). 