
Damien Molony
Damien Molony
Damien Molony plays Hal in the BBC's Being Human. I could see him as a dark and brooding Daltonesque Bond.


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"Dark..and Daltonesque". No chance of being cast with Barbara in charge then!
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I should add that just a photo doesn't really do him justice. I'm basing my assessment as much on his performance in Being Human as on his looks. I'll try and find a clip that shows what I'm talking about (Willis). I think his accent might need modifying though, I can't quite place it, but it doesn't sound very Bondian.
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The first question Barbara will as is 'can he sulk?' He reminds of Conner from Primeval
A video interview with him here
http://doctorwho-fansite.blogspot.com/2 ... human.html
A video interview with him here
http://doctorwho-fansite.blogspot.com/2 ... human.html
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This clip begins with a flashback to 1950, when Hal was still evil (for those who don't watch the show, Hal is a reformed vampire who has renounced human blood, but who, like a recovering alcoholic, struggles to keep his impulses in check), but impeccably stylish nonetheless.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uTH_8LpVPU[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uTH_8LpVPU[/video]
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I couldn't imagine Barbara going for this chap. Can you imagine who she'll dig up next. Ugh.
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Too right! Unfortunately Kris did find the next Barbara Broccoli 007, the skin head chap in the video who didn't want to be a blunt instrument any more.007 wrote:I couldn't imagine Barbara going for this chap. Can you imagine who she'll dig up next. Ugh.

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OK, maybe Barbara wouldn't go for him, but I was wondering if anyone else here agreed with me that he would make a good Bond. He is still young enough (27) that he could take over after Henry had done a few films.
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Aside form being a smidgen too short, from what I've seen he is a decent choice for a more traditional 007. For one thing he looks at ease in the kind of clothing Bond should wear, Daniel to me always looks like the cliche ex-boxer turned bouncer.
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He could always wear shoe liftsBlowfeld wrote:Aside form being a smidgen too short, from what I've seen he is a decent choice for a more traditional 007.

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Heh, Molony just tweeted from the Designing 007 exhibition at the Barbican, saying "Researching the dream role tonight". I guess that answers the question of whether he'd be up for it. How refreshing, an actor playing Bond who actually wants the part.
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