It is three years since spectre. The film has not even begin to be made yet. At this rate it will be five or even six years since spectre before the next James Bond?
Agreed, which is a pity. They have been at the Moonraker well twice, and left out some good characters and incidents. Some updating would be required, of course.
It is three years since spectre. The film has not even begin to be made yet. At this rate it will be five or even six years since spectre before the next James Bond?
There is an official release date for Bond 25: November 9th 2019
So four years after SPECTRE. No more than three years would be my preference but that's how it is these days.
Do you think maybe we’re at the stage we’re they will start to abandon what’s left of the books and come up with new baddies, organisations etc? They have filmed a lot of the written stuff and there’s always pressure to come up with fresh stuff, bigger chases, bigger bangs! Effects etc etc
It is three years since spectre. The film has not even begin to be made yet. At this rate it will be five or even six years since spectre before the next James Bond?
There is an official release date for Bond 25: November 9th 2019
So four years after SPECTRE. No more than three years would be my preference but that's how it is these days.
Thank you. I see tonight that there is a film directed by Danny Boyle on television '28 days later' (?) I will watch this as he is going to be the director of the next James Bond film. I think I may not like this film though as it is about horror or Juju both of which I am not a fan. I think it will be interesting to see how Danny Boyle directs films. I have never heard of this man until his name was said for the next James Bond.
It is three years since spectre. The film has not even begin to be made yet. At this rate it will be five or even six years since spectre before the next James Bond?
There is an official release date for Bond 25: November 9th 2019
So four years after SPECTRE. No more than three years would be my preference but that's how it is these days.
Thank you. I see tonight that there is a film directed by Danny Boyle on television '28 days later' (?) I will watch this as he is going to be the director of the next James Bond film. I think I may not like this film though as it is about horror or Juju both of which I am not a fan. I think it will be interesting to see how Danny Boyle directs films. I have never heard of this man until his name was said for the next James Bond.
He is a quality Director. 28
Days Later is not my cup of Darjeeling either but it is well executed with a keen visual style.
Of that of which we cannot speak we must pass over in silence- Ludwig Wittgenstein.
Boyle, who is talented and award winning is eclectic. His films vary greatly but there is always a certain intelligence and wit to them, even a zombie film like 28 Days Later. While Slumdog Millionaire is his great critical/award winning/box office success, IMO, Trainspotting is his masterpiece. Boyle and his screenwriter (and Bond 25 writer) John Hodge were able to adapt a novel that was considered to be unfilmable into a great film. Trainspotting has classic, unforgettable performances from literally an entire cast, some incredibly dark moments that coexist with some really, laugh out loud funny scenes. While not an action film, the action sequences are quite good, staged extremely well and filmed at an almost frenetic pace (something 28 Days Later has been lauded for). In fact, pace wise, Trainspotting brings to mind The French Connection. Very much like the classic Barry scored Bond films, music is also a key ingredient to the mood and pace of the film. Dark humor and suspense are also a key ingredient of another Boyle/Hodge film, Shallow Grave. All the aforementioned IMO add up to the potential for a great Bond film. Just a little side note: There's got to be a role for Scottish actor Ewen Bremner in Bond 25. Bremner was great in Trainspotting 1 and 2 and has to be one of the funniest character actors around today.
Thanks for posting. Craig looks so much better than he did at the BAFTA Awards. His face is so much slimmer. One does have to wonder if his puffy face was the result of his having some "work" done that hadn't quite completely healed (or a little too much Botox). Looks like he will be in fine Bond shape by the time the cameras start rolling for Bond 25. Also, a nice gesture on his part auctioning off the Aston for charity. I would imagine that Aston went for some serious $$$$.
Thanks for posting. Craig looks so much better than he did at the BAFTA Awards. His face is so much slimmer. One does have to wonder if his puffy face was the result of his having some "work" done that hadn't quite completely healed (or a little too much Botox). Looks like he will be in fine Bond shape by the time the cameras start rolling for Bond 25. Also, a nice gesture on his part auctioning off the Aston for charity. I would imagine that Aston went for some serious $$$$.
I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old. His hairline has also stayed remarkably consistent for years now despite it obviously eroding for a while. There is a surgical robot that can take individual hair follicles from one part of the scalp and inject them elsewhere on the scalp.
It is three years since spectre. The film has not even begin to be made yet. At this rate it will be five or even six years since spectre before the next James Bond?
They will start in Dec./ January film until June-locations and pinewood and then go into studio for indoor scenes.
Then between June and Sept. the music and titles will be filmed and finishing touches and edited.
Then it is in the cinemas from November 2019 onwards
Thanks for posting. Craig looks so much better than he did at the BAFTA Awards. His face is so much slimmer. One does have to wonder if his puffy face was the result of his having some "work" done that hadn't quite completely healed (or a little too much Botox). Looks like he will be in fine Bond shape by the time the cameras start rolling for Bond 25. Also, a nice gesture on his part auctioning off the Aston for charity. I would imagine that Aston went for some serious $$$$.
I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old. His hairline has also stayed remarkably consistent for years now despite it obviously eroding for a while. There is a surgical robot that can take individual hair follicles from one part of the scalp and inject them elsewhere on the scalp.
"Boys and girls, if you all clap and REALLY believe that Craig won't make Bond 25, it can come true! Clap and BELIEVE!"
IMO, whether or not Craig has had "work" done or not is pretty much immaterial. The bottom line is he looks very good. He appears refreshed and fit as opposed to people who have "work" done and end up with that awful creepy unnatural plastic surgery look.
Thanks for posting. Craig looks so much better than he did at the BAFTA Awards. His face is so much slimmer. One does have to wonder if his puffy face was the result of his having some "work" done that hadn't quite completely healed (or a little too much Botox). Looks like he will be in fine Bond shape by the time the cameras start rolling for Bond 25. Also, a nice gesture on his part auctioning off the Aston for charity. I would imagine that Aston went for some serious $$$$.
I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old. His hairline has also stayed remarkably consistent for years now despite it obviously eroding for a while. There is a surgical robot that can take individual hair follicles from one part of the scalp and inject them elsewhere on the scalp.
I don't know whether he has or hasn't had work done, but his face looks so much smoother compared to every other photo of him.
I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old.
Ahem. I'm a full year older than Craig, and plenty of us in our fifties look good. Long gone are the days when people started to look like hell as soon as they hit 35. (And I have a full head of hair--by nature!--even if it's now mostly gray. . .which some women have told me is sexy. B-) ) So put that in yer pipe and smoke it! :007)
I remember a co-worker once having microderm abrasion done after getting a free gift certificate. When I saw him afterwards, I would have sworn he'd just had a facelift or Botox as his face looked tight and shiny. It only looked that way for a few days (thank goodness for him, because he was getting terrible abuse from his mates!) but ever since then it's made me wonder if someone who suddenly looks more youthful has actually just had that done rather than something more serious.
I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old.
Ahem. I'm a full year older than Craig, and plenty of us in our fifties look good. Long gone are the days when people started to look like hell as soon as they hit 35. (And I have a full head of hair--by nature!--even if it's now mostly gray. . .which some women have told me is sexy. B-) ) So put that in yer pipe and smoke it! :007)
Craig did say when he announced his return for one more that he wanted to go out on a high note. So it's no surprise that he appears to be doing his part to not be the fat old Bond who stayed for one film too many. Is it just me, but in the video from the car auction when Craig responds that he is doing Bond 25 next does he not seem genuinely happy with that grin and gleam in his eyes? He appears to have come a long way from "I'd rather slash my wrists".
Craig did say when he announced his return for one more that he wanted to go out on a high note. So it's no surprise that he appears to be doing his part to not be the fat old Bond who stayed for one film too many. Is it just me, but in the video from the car auction when Craig responds that he is doing Bond 25 next does he not seem genuinely happy with that grin and gleam in his eyes? He appears to have come a long way from "I'd rather slash my wrists".
I saw that as wel interesing that his response was different to his Wife's re Danny Boyle. On that subject the Boyle Richard Curtis film will be shooting scenes yards from my house in May. They are currently doing pretty production work on the Beach for a stunt scene.
N.B. 'pretty production ' was a typo but I left it as I liked it.
Of that of which we cannot speak we must pass over in silence- Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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Which is a pity. She is one of my favourite Fleming book characters.
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There is an official release date for Bond 25: November 9th 2019
So four years after SPECTRE. No more than three years would be my preference but that's how it is these days.
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Thank you. I see tonight that there is a film directed by Danny Boyle on television '28 days later' (?) I will watch this as he is going to be the director of the next James Bond film. I think I may not like this film though as it is about horror or Juju both of which I am not a fan. I think it will be interesting to see how Danny Boyle directs films. I have never heard of this man until his name was said for the next James Bond.
He is a quality Director. 28
Days Later is not my cup of Darjeeling either but it is well executed with a keen visual style.
Who can forget what Boyle did for the London olympics, incredible, talent with a capital T.
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I think he's had some work done. He looks very good for someone who is 50 years old. His hairline has also stayed remarkably consistent for years now despite it obviously eroding for a while. There is a surgical robot that can take individual hair follicles from one part of the scalp and inject them elsewhere on the scalp.
They will start in Dec./ January film until June-locations and pinewood and then go into studio for indoor scenes.
Then between June and Sept. the music and titles will be filmed and finishing touches and edited.
Then it is in the cinemas from November 2019 onwards
Bleuville.
"Boys and girls, if you all clap and REALLY believe that Craig won't make Bond 25, it can come true! Clap and BELIEVE!"
Hair on your head Nature gives you extra hair in
Your nose and ears !
Ha! I'm 46 and my hair line is fine
DC looking pretty good in that interview IMO. Like his hair.
I don't know whether he has or hasn't had work done, but his face looks so much smoother compared to every other photo of him.
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Ahem. I'm a full year older than Craig, and plenty of us in our fifties look good. Long gone are the days when people started to look like hell as soon as they hit 35. (And I have a full head of hair--by nature!--even if it's now mostly gray. . .which some women have told me is sexy. B-) ) So put that in yer pipe and smoke it! :007)
Hear, hear!
He’s looking much better, isn’t he? Maybe he did have some work done, or perhaps diet, rest, and exercise are the culprits. Possibly all of the above.
Unorthodox method for rejuvenation
Of wrist slashing !
I saw that as wel interesing that his response was different to his Wife's re Danny Boyle. On that subject the Boyle Richard Curtis film will be shooting scenes yards from my house in May. They are currently doing pretty production work on the Beach for a stunt scene.
N.B. 'pretty production ' was a typo but I left it as I liked it.