Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
So you say I'm entitled to a slap. Great.
What's interesting that me for example I'm not a fan of Moore's Bond or Lazenby's. Do I say that their fans are entitled to a slap in the face? Not really.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
sure you're welcome to think hes not an attractive Bond, but you certainly shouldn't say anyone else who thinks so should be slapped, in which case you must think a lot of women (and men) must be slapped thanks to this litte ol' pic.
Popped into Tom Ford London store today and checked out their AW collection (as well as buying the Snowdons) ;%
There are a few winter trousers with frogmouth pockets in a moleskin type material (£520). But nothing in a similar weaved material to the teaser poster.
So I'm wondering if the trousers in the Westminster scene (worn with the JV jacket) are the same as the poster trousers.
There are no closeup pics but these ones below make the trousers look like a solid colour
In the top picture, the trousers do not look solid and certainly have a fine pattern like the poster trousers.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
What do you think of his looks in the new Heineken photos? Seeing these photos is one of the few times I look at him and think James Bond. Another time was when I saw the first promo photo of him in black tie as James Bond. Both times he had longer hair than in any of his Bond films, but not the longer hair from the first announcement of him as James Bond.
I think Craig looks convincing as bond, ladies obviously like him but he's not a pretty boy and he can look steely.
I've always thought Michael Fassbinder looks how Fleming imagined Bond.
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
what a redundant thing to say X-(
"You see Mr.Bond, you can't kill my dreams...but my dreams can kill you.Time to face destiny" - "Time to face gravity"
Nothing like bringing together two totally unrelated points, to further
an argument. )
For me at least Craig is " portraying " the Bond of the novels -{ and
Very well too. {[]
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Nothing like bringing together two totally unrelated points, to further
an argument. )
For me at least Craig is " portraying " the Bond of the novels -{ and
Very well too. {[]
Spot on TP
My view entirely, the arguing over who is JB / who should be / good or bad is all personal view...
Go with who is chosen and accept them. DC is a fine actor and is a great Bond. Hes added a lot personally and is instrumental in so many positive changes bringing the films up to date and now back on track...
Well said, all those saying "he looks great, he looks amazing" need a hard slap . He looks like a rubber mask in the last photos, whislst He may be Bond in many things he is not Bond in looks and never has been.
Craig does look amazing as Bond and fits the modern day interpretation perfectly. That's not even up for discussion. The fact that he is a bit older now just comes with the job. The Heineken photos aren't the most flattering to his face but they will be forgotten about it by the time the movie comes out. Craig in Casino/Quantum was phenomenonal and had women around the world drawn into Bond more so then ever before (especially after CR). If you look back over the years - the Connery in Dr No looks much more James Bond then NSNA. Same with Moore - who looked amazing in LALD and then looked nothing like Bond in AVTAK. Just the drawbacks of getting older unfortunately.
Not everyone can look like George Clooney when they turn 50.
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,929Chief of Staff
slap slAP SLAP!!!!!,
Ok Ladies, well having completely veered off my original comment into the realm of absolute tosh and interpretation, from some of you..im happily going back to this
And will leave you to return to your discussion, of how cute & sexy another guy looks and how some of you prefer him with long hair or short hair. Meanwhile Here is a video about how most of this topic has sounded of late.... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJpo26QLiT4
Stumbled across alternative Spectre poster trousers in Club Monaco.
I'd say that the color on the image with the price tag is the most accurate representation of the real life color (at least on my screen).
Since when has Bond been a gentleman spy? Or are you claiming that the David Niven portrayal was in fact closest to the mark?
Absolutely...Bond has never been a 'gentleman spy'...I didn't see Connery's Bond being a 'gentleman' when he shot Dent in the back...
Anyway...back on topic please -{
You mean you don't remember the voice-over on the early DN-GF trailers banging on about the "gentleman spy with the licence to kill????? I'd expect the kids of AJB not recalling them (though just see the trailers on your DVDs/BluRays) but not an older AJBer...
And where did that idea of selling James Bond as the gentleman spy in movies come from ? I'd auggest it was the novels of IF, and Terence Young dressed and directed Sean Connery as such...
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,929Chief of Staff
slap slAP SLAP!!!!!,
Ok Ladies, well having completely veered off my original comment into the realm of absolute tosh and interpretation, from some of you..im happily going back to this
And will leave you to return to your discussion, of how cute & sexy another guy looks and how some of you prefer him with long hair or short hair. Meanwhile Here is a video about how most of this topic has sounded of late.... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJpo26QLiT4
Enjoy!
Alpha
"Ok Ladies" ? Really ? That's a real mature response... 8-)
Keep it civil...keep it respectful...keep it to PM's...
No more about this now please...stay on topic -{
YNWA 97
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,929Chief of Staff
Since when has Bond been a gentleman spy? Or are you claiming that the David Niven portrayal was in fact closest to the mark?
Absolutely...Bond has never been a 'gentleman spy'...I didn't see Connery's Bond being a 'gentleman' when he shot Dent in the back...
Anyway...back on topic please -{
You mean you don't remember the voice-over on the early DN-GF trailers banging on about the "gentleman spy with the licence to kill????? I'd expect the kids of AJB not recalling them (though just see the trailers on your DVDs/BluRays) but not an older AJBer...
And where did that idea of selling James Bond as the gentleman spy in movies come from ? I'd auggest it was the novels of IF, and Terence Young dressed and directed Sean Connery as such...
The Bond of Ian Fleming ISN'T the Bond of the films...I thought a well read man, such as yourself, would know that
Absolutely...Bond has never been a 'gentleman spy'...I didn't see Connery's Bond being a 'gentleman' when he shot Dent in the back...
Anyway...back on topic please -{
You mean you don't remember the voice-over on the early DN-GF trailers banging on about the "gentleman spy with the licence to kill????? I'd expect the kids of AJB not recalling them (though just see the trailers on your DVDs/BluRays) but not an older AJBer...
And where did that idea of selling James Bond as the gentleman spy in movies come from ? I'd auggest it was the novels of IF, and Terence Young dressed and directed Sean Connery as such...
The Bond of Ian Fleming ISN'T the Bond of the films...I thought a well read man, such as yourself, would know that
Patronising aside - thank you, sir - pretty sure Young played up the sophistication of the books with the work he put in to Connery.
Because a huge part of the USP for UA when they financed the books and Cubby bought them was the gentlemanly sophistication of the Fleming character.
Never thought of Connery as a Scottish Truck driver in his Bond kit and environs. Just as I don't see Craig as a chippy fake Scouser when he's Bond. Just one who's carrying a bit too, much filler these days.
He looks fine in the trailer ( to me anyway), so I'm not worried.
Might be the lighting, designed to show the material of the suit etc.
As the lighting on the face is very flat, giving much less definition
To his features.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I thought it suited a bloke who'd disappeared to find himself.
Take a break, going back to basics, he'd have no time for hair
Products etc. He's want something he could dry quickly with a
rough towel and get back to his drinking and womanising. -{
People usually let their hair go long in this situation, like Pierce Brosnan in the beginning of the fourth series of Remington Steele. He was taking a break from his life and trying to find himself, quite literally.
I have to agree with TP here. I always cut my hair super short when I know I wont be in the mood or have enough time to deal with it for a few weeks. I can't stand hair out of place, so the maintenance requirements of long hair is not something I would want to bring along with me if I was trying to "get away" from it all. So, I guess I could relate to that aspect of Skyfall. Notice that he does let his beard grow, that's something I do too when I don't give a damn. But, letting my hair go too, now that's just too much .
Plus, when he had that girl up against the wall, her hands were all up on his head; if he had long hair, she could have pulled on it! I think Bond knew the kind of trouble he might be getting into while enjoying death ) I can totally see someone letting their hair grow too tough. That's why I think its just personal preference.
chriscollins007North Somerset , England Posts: 1,158MI6 Agent
Regarding the snowdons , did you get the 16 mm bridge size and if so how much they going for ?
Plenty of sites selling fairly cheaply but stating size 21 only so not convinced these are SA
Thanks
Popped into Tom Ford London store today and checked out their AW collection (as well as buying the Snowdons) ;%
There are a few winter trousers with frogmouth pockets in a moleskin type material (£520). But nothing in a similar weaved material to the teaser poster.
So I'm wondering if the trousers in the Westminster scene (worn with the JV jacket) are the same as the poster trousers.
There are no closeup pics but these ones below make the trousers look like a solid colour
In the top picture, the trousers do not look solid and certainly have a fine pattern like the poster trousers.
One of the last pictures in this article shows DC with a belt in the JV jacket outfit trousers. Looks like his Npeal sweater is tucked in, but it's hard to see. Not sure if we had analyzed this yet.
Great, now the search begins for the belt as well as the trousers.
Hehe! At least the thread is back on topic!! 8-)
Looking at the picture it's possible the belt is the QoS Prada belt going on the buckle. But the Spectre belt might have more rounded corners on the buckle, but it may be the quality of the picture. The Prada buckle is very sharply square on the corners.
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,929Chief of Staff
You mean you don't remember the voice-over on the early DN-GF trailers banging on about the "gentleman spy with the licence to kill????? I'd expect the kids of AJB not recalling them (though just see the trailers on your DVDs/BluRays) but not an older AJBer...
And where did that idea of selling James Bond as the gentleman spy in movies come from ? I'd auggest it was the novels of IF, and Terence Young dressed and directed Sean Connery as such...
The Bond of Ian Fleming ISN'T the Bond of the films...I thought a well read man, such as yourself, would know that
-pretty sure Young played up the sophistication of the books with the work he put in to Connery.
Because a huge part of the USP for UA when they financed the books and Cubby bought them was the gentlemanly sophistication of the Fleming character.
Never thought of Connery as a Scottish Truck driver in his Bond kit and environs. Just as I don't see Craig as a chippy fake Scouser when he's Bond. Just one who's carrying a bit too, much filler these days.
"sofistication of the books...? You have read them ?
Remember the literary-Bond and the cinematic-Bond are two differing beasts...and you have McClory & Whittingham to thank for that as much as Fleming -{
And now we MUST get back to topic...PM's if you must... -{
Regarding the snowdons , did you get the 16 mm bridge size and if so how much they going for ?
Plenty of sites selling fairly cheaply but stating size 21 only so not convinced these are SA
Thanks
Popped into Tom Ford London store today and checked out their AW collection (as well as buying the Snowdons) ;%
There are a few winter trousers with frogmouth pockets in a moleskin type material (£520). But nothing in a similar weaved material to the teaser poster.
So I'm wondering if the trousers in the Westminster scene (worn with the JV jacket) are the same as the poster trousers.
There are no closeup pics but these ones below make the trousers look like a solid colour
In the top picture, the trousers do not look solid and certainly have a fine pattern like the poster trousers.
Comments
8-)
On the very first pages of Ian Fleming's "Casino Royale" there is a description of Bond's face. It says that it's a cold face of a paid assasin or something like that. Craig looks the most intimidating from all the Bonds, that's why I always thought "this is exactly what Ian Fleming was writing about" -{ But everyone is entitled to his own opinion, fortunately Craig has a huge fan base
There are multiple mentions of Bond's appearance, none match dc, he is neither an attractive Bond nor a gentleman spy, anyone who says so I repeat is entitled to a slap.incidentally Bruce Jenner has a huge fan base too.
So you say I'm entitled to a slap. Great.
What's interesting that me for example I'm not a fan of Moore's Bond or Lazenby's. Do I say that their fans are entitled to a slap in the face? Not really.
In the top picture, the trousers do not look solid and certainly have a fine pattern like the poster trousers.
Get over it.
What do you think of his looks in the new Heineken photos? Seeing these photos is one of the few times I look at him and think James Bond. Another time was when I saw the first promo photo of him in black tie as James Bond. Both times he had longer hair than in any of his Bond films, but not the longer hair from the first announcement of him as James Bond.
I've always thought Michael Fassbinder looks how Fleming imagined Bond.
what a redundant thing to say X-(
an argument.
For me at least Craig is " portraying " the Bond of the novels -{ and
Very well too. {[]
Spot on TP
My view entirely, the arguing over who is JB / who should be / good or bad is all personal view...
Go with who is chosen and accept them. DC is a fine actor and is a great Bond. Hes added a lot personally and is instrumental in so many positive changes bringing the films up to date and now back on track...
And yrs I am a DC fan !!!
1. CR. 2. TSWLM. 3. LTK. 4. GF. 5. SF.
Craig does look amazing as Bond and fits the modern day interpretation perfectly. That's not even up for discussion. The fact that he is a bit older now just comes with the job. The Heineken photos aren't the most flattering to his face but they will be forgotten about it by the time the movie comes out. Craig in Casino/Quantum was phenomenonal and had women around the world drawn into Bond more so then ever before (especially after CR). If you look back over the years - the Connery in Dr No looks much more James Bond then NSNA. Same with Moore - who looked amazing in LALD and then looked nothing like Bond in AVTAK. Just the drawbacks of getting older unfortunately.
Not everyone can look like George Clooney when they turn 50.
Absolutely...Bond has never been a 'gentleman spy'...I didn't see Connery's Bond being a 'gentleman' when he shot Dent in the back...
Anyway...back on topic please -{
Ok Ladies, well having completely veered off my original comment into the realm of absolute tosh and interpretation, from some of you..im happily going back to this
And will leave you to return to your discussion, of how cute & sexy another guy looks and how some of you prefer him with long hair or short hair. Meanwhile Here is a video about how most of this topic has sounded of late....
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJpo26QLiT4
Enjoy!
Alpha
I'd say that the color on the image with the price tag is the most accurate representation of the real life color (at least on my screen).
You mean you don't remember the voice-over on the early DN-GF trailers banging on about the "gentleman spy with the licence to kill????? I'd expect the kids of AJB not recalling them (though just see the trailers on your DVDs/BluRays) but not an older AJBer...
And where did that idea of selling James Bond as the gentleman spy in movies come from ? I'd auggest it was the novels of IF, and Terence Young dressed and directed Sean Connery as such...
"Ok Ladies" ? Really ? That's a real mature response... 8-)
Keep it civil...keep it respectful...keep it to PM's...
No more about this now please...stay on topic -{
The Bond of Ian Fleming ISN'T the Bond of the films...I thought a well read man, such as yourself, would know that
Patronising aside - thank you, sir - pretty sure Young played up the sophistication of the books with the work he put in to Connery.
Because a huge part of the USP for UA when they financed the books and Cubby bought them was the gentlemanly sophistication of the Fleming character.
Never thought of Connery as a Scottish Truck driver in his Bond kit and environs. Just as I don't see Craig as a chippy fake Scouser when he's Bond. Just one who's carrying a bit too, much filler these days.
Might be the lighting, designed to show the material of the suit etc.
As the lighting on the face is very flat, giving much less definition
To his features.
I have to agree with TP here. I always cut my hair super short when I know I wont be in the mood or have enough time to deal with it for a few weeks. I can't stand hair out of place, so the maintenance requirements of long hair is not something I would want to bring along with me if I was trying to "get away" from it all. So, I guess I could relate to that aspect of Skyfall. Notice that he does let his beard grow, that's something I do too when I don't give a damn. But, letting my hair go too, now that's just too much
Plus, when he had that girl up against the wall, her hands were all up on his head; if he had long hair, she could have pulled on it! I think Bond knew the kind of trouble he might be getting into while enjoying death
CR/QoS, TLD, DN, GE, TSWLM, LTK, TND, TWiNE, TMWTGG, TB
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Plenty of sites selling fairly cheaply but stating size 21 only so not convinced these are SA
Thanks
http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/latest/photo-news/james-bond-copyright-59344
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https://www.instagram.com/shawn.michael.bongiorno/
Hehe! At least the thread is back on topic!! 8-)
Looking at the picture it's possible the belt is the QoS Prada belt going on the buckle. But the Spectre belt might have more rounded corners on the buckle, but it may be the quality of the picture. The Prada buckle is very sharply square on the corners.
Well, I overlooked yours so... {[]
"sofistication of the books...? You have read them ?
Remember the literary-Bond and the cinematic-Bond are two differing beasts...and you have McClory & Whittingham to thank for that as much as Fleming -{
And now we MUST get back to topic...PM's if you must... -{
Interestingly I asked and they said there is only one size....I wasn't specific asking about the 16mm though
I'd be interested to know from anyone whether they can verify the 16mm on their pair