Who was the best director

MilleniumForce

I'll start off: John Glen. Had knew what to do with Moore and Dalton, and could clearly DK light hearted and dark films. I also like Lewis Gilbert; he made the 'big' films that were over TTD top films, and these were done well. Also a mention to Roger Spottiswoode, who only did TND, as I think TND is a 'perfect' Bond film, getting in everything a bond film should have.

hehadlotsofguts

Definitly Terence Young. He was Bond. He had a knowledge of fine food and drink and a fine taste in suits. He actually told Sean to sleep in his suit to wear it in.

His methods of direction are cool. I like the screen wipe transition technique he used in Thunderball and i believe the way he introduced Bond was borrowed from a film made in the 1930's

SFPROPS

My vote goes to Young. He created the genre. He was the originator, the emancipator, the innovator, the architect. Wait, that was Little Richard.

Still, though.

BIG TAM

Difficult to single one out... I can't so go for Terence Young, Peter Hunt, Martin Campbell & Sam Mendes (with an honourable mention to Guy Hamilton for GOLDFINGER)

Spoff

I would have to say Terence Young, but John Glen is a very close second.

Honourable mention for Martin Campbell & Guy Hamilton.

Barbel

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