Dalton as Bond: TLD vs. LTK

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  • BarbelBarbel ScotlandPosts: 37,868Chief of Staff
    :))
    Well, I can see your point. And no, London does not have much in common with my place- or most of the UK either for that matter, it's practically a country in itself. Even has its own broadcasting service, which is the BBC- they seem to think 90% of the UK is London and 10% the rest, which is more or less the opposite of the truth.
  • HigginsHiggins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent
    Thanks for confirming that London has not much to do with your world.

    We enjoy London! :)) :))

    What particularly enjoyable about London is that it's basically not part of the UK and Asp9mm is not living there :D
    President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.

    Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
  • Gassy ManGassy Man USAPosts: 2,972MI6 Agent
    His performances were about the same. TLD is a better film, so he may shine more for me there.
  • bainesy1usbainesy1us Posts: 43MI6 Agent
    I much prefer LTK. I dont think TLD was written for Dalton. It was much more suited to Roger. LTK was defo written with Tim in mind and he played the part really well. It does though feel like a very late 80's action film but i still think it beats most of its rivals of the time.

    Would have been good to see one more film from Dalton. He would have been good in CR.
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    TLD was written with Moore in Mind, but Age stopped him from doing it :))
    1.On Her Majesties Secret Service 2.The Living Daylights 3.license To Kill 4.The Spy Who Loved Me 5.Goldfinger
  • HigginsHiggins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent
    TLD was written with Moore in Mind, but Age stopped him from doing it :))
    bainesy1us wrote:
    It was much more suited to Roger. LTK was defo written with Tim in mind and he played the part really well.

    mythbuilding.... :v


    Production Notes - The Living Daylights

    "Following the disappointing performance of "A View To A Kill" (1985), and the departure of Roger Moore, EON Productions decided that the time had come for a reinvention of the Bond series. Veteran series scriptwriter Richard Maibaum joined forces with executive producer Michael G. Wilson to create a screenplay exploring 007's very first mission, detailing how he became the great agent that we had all come to know and love."
    President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.

    Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
  • bainesy1usbainesy1us Posts: 43MI6 Agent
    Bondtoys wrote:
    TLD was written with Moore in Mind, but Age stopped him from doing it :))
    bainesy1us wrote:
    It was much more suited to Roger. LTK was defo written with Tim in mind and he played the part really well.

    mythbuilding.... :v


    Production Notes - The Living Daylights

    "Following the disappointing performance of "A View To A Kill" (1985), and the departure of Roger Moore, EON Productions decided that the time had come for a reinvention of the Bond series. Veteran series scriptwriter Richard Maibaum joined forces with executive producer Michael G. Wilson to create a screenplay exploring 007's very first mission, detailing how he became the great agent that we had all come to know and love."

    well it didnt really work lol
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