WOuld the location shooting drive the cost too high for TV, like going to Japan and trying to look like the 60s?
James Bond the TV series....
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I loved the DR. No the BBC made. Good stuff!
WOuld the location shooting drive the cost too high for TV, like going to Japan and trying to look like the 60s?
WOuld the location shooting drive the cost too high for TV, like going to Japan and trying to look like the 60s?

Chief of Staff, 007's gone round the bend. Says someone's been trying to feed him a poisoned banana. Fellow's lost his nerve. Been in the hospital too long. Better call him home.
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Yeah, it was either Sirius or XM, before they merged.katied wrote:It seems to me that would be the sort of thing that would be perfect for satellite radio(I'm not sure if that's what you're referring to when you're talking about digital radio, or something else).
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Yeah,I've got Sirius and the lack of ads(among other things) is a plus.
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Yannick Bisson would be prefect for a Bond mini series. He looks like a young Sean Connery. If he doesn't have a English accent it would be simple to dub it in.
Check him out in the Inspector Murdoch Mysteries on Citytv
http://www.citytv.com/calgary/show/basi ... -mysteries
Check him out in the Inspector Murdoch Mysteries on Citytv
http://www.citytv.com/calgary/show/basi ... -mysteries
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What if Roger Moore had done a Bond TV series instead of making the movies. How different would his Bond be?
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I'd imagine his performance would have been much the same, but the TV series would have Saint production values. The gulf between TV and cinema in terms of production values and storytelling techniques was much wider in those days that it is now.doubleoLisa wrote:What if Roger Moore had done a Bond TV series instead of making the movies. How different would his Bond be?
Incidentally, you may be interested in this entry from an alternate history site about a Quinn Martin-produced James Bond TV show.
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A Bond tv series in the 60s or 70s would have sucked. A TV show made now would have much higher standards.
I never heard of Yannick Bisson before.


I never heard of Yannick Bisson before.



Chief of Staff, 007's gone round the bend. Says someone's been trying to feed him a poisoned banana. Fellow's lost his nerve. Been in the hospital too long. Better call him home.
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A Bond television series made in the sixities or seventies would have been very similar to The Avengers or The Saint or the many other similar programs, as Kristatos stated.
A HBO Bond series set in the 1950's/60's aimed at an adult audience would be fantastic.
Eon want their Bond movies to be special, so do not want a television program made. Cubby Broccoli struck gold with his cinematic Bond adaption and as a result we have just had the official Eon movies - plus a rebel entry - and a handful of radio adaptions.
A HBO Bond series set in the 1950's/60's aimed at an adult audience would be fantastic.
Eon want their Bond movies to be special, so do not want a television program made. Cubby Broccoli struck gold with his cinematic Bond adaption and as a result we have just had the official Eon movies - plus a rebel entry - and a handful of radio adaptions.
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HBO would make a wonderful Bond series. I'd like to have seen an 80's Bond series with Lewis Collins or Ian Ogilvy as Bond.Gary Seven wrote:A Bond television series made in the sixities or seventies would have been very similar to The Avengers or The Saint or the many other similar programs, as Kristatos stated.
A HBO Bond series set in the 1950's/60's aimed at an adult audience would be fantastic.
Eon want their Bond movies to be special, so do not want a television program made. Cubby Broccoli struck gold with his cinematic Bond adaption and as a result we have just had the official Eon movies - plus a rebel entry - and a handful of radio adaptions.
Bring back Bond!
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Another good thing about a HBO bond series would be that(not the Bond films/TV show need swearing)they could have it(at their discretion, of course)HBO would make a wonderful Bond series. I'd like to have seen an 80's Bond series with Lewis Collins or Ian Ogilvy as Bond.
