craig on virgin radio
Agent_M
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Hi guy I was listening to virgin radio (in the u.k) at 9 p.m last night when the announcer said that craig would be on his show on Thursday before flying off to Prauge on Friday. thought it might be interesting to hear what he has to say now after all the stuff at his other interveiws
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Just a little joke.
Just for laughs, a random sampling of his probable responses...
"Why not?"
"I can't answer that"
"Ask me again in about a year"
"It's just another job"
"Only if I'm really drunk"
"I really don't know"
"Vanilla"
TonyDP
I do appreciate the link and I may just listen.
For the record, I wasn't bashing Craig either, just having a little fun based on his past interviews. Truthfully, I wish him well and I'm rooting for him to do a good job as Bond and prove all us doubters wrong.
Thanks for the link to that site; do you know if BBC puts up transcripts of these interviews? Streaming audio at work is a no-no at my job.
TonyDP
Hope you guys enjoy it.
Ant.
No apologies necessary here. As I said, I like to have a little fun here and there but at the end of the day I'm a Bond fan (been one for nearly 30 years) and I want to see Bond do well. Here's hoping Craig pulls one out of the hat and surprises all of us.
TonyDP
Batman: "The Hammer Of Justice is UNISEX!"
-Batman: The Brave & The Bold -
Who would you rather listen to, Craig or Carrey?
You know...Wonderwall is a great song, but I would rather like to hear Mr. Craig talking about Bond. He could tell us something new (according to his latest interviews it seems impossible, but lets see).
And I have read something in this thread: Is Craig flying to Prague tomorrow? So production will begin before the date? Is EON planing to do the conference in Prague with all the cast?
I don't know if Eon has even officially announced a press conference for tomorrow.
Honestly, between Craig's no show and the lack of a formal press conference to announce the cast, one can't help but wonder if all is indeed well in the House of Broccoli.
TonyDP
I wouldn't be surprised if the DJ had got his dates mixed up ... he isn't the sharpest tool.
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Batman: "The Hammer Of Justice is UNISEX!"
-Batman: The Brave & The Bold -
www.scottacademymartialarts.co.uk
I just know Craig is going to try to turn Bond into some sort of head case with deep psychological issues. A Bond movie should be filled with fun and entertainment not morose.
Bond kills people. Enough said?
Not really.
Many movies have characters kill people, we aren't always forced to wallow around with the character as he contemplates his actions. In fact, in Bond movies how often over the 20 film span have we watched the dark side of Bond. Not very often. In Dr. No, Connery shot the professor, blew the smoke from the silencer and then it was on to Crab Key. In LTK, Dalton incinerates Sanchez and in the next scene he is diving in the pool after Pam Bouvier (I would too). We didn't have to sit and watch Bond deal with inner turmoil. Bond is a fantasy character and the movies are entertainment. As I have said before, I want to leave the cinema with a smile on my face, not be depressed.
I believe this is the article you were referring to, Barry. I just thought I would post the link in case other members were interested in reading it.
http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/craig%20i%20will%20be%20a%20balanced%20bond_26_01_2006
As we saw Anakin's "good side," we will now see Bond's "bad side." Not only will I not want "to be Bond" because of the actors looks, now I won't want "to be Bond" because he is fallible, human, and morose. Character's like James Bond and Darth Vader are black and white, adding in the grey only muddles the picture.
On the contrary with this film series, with producers whose ambition is for it to last "till doomsday," I do not think that any one installment can afford to experiment with any serious soul searching just because of the very nature of the medium; each Bond film must be a worthy and capable successor of its predecessors...and in a 2-hour format interspaced between a 2-3 year release cycle, it must wholeheartedly entertain for all that word implies, plain and simple.