I appreciate Craig's honesty, as well as his work-ethic.
With Moore, his movies didn't require as much physicality to make. And he was more comfortable letting a stuntman take over for him when things became physically taxing.
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Has anything been as polarising or diversive regarding DC's comments to play Bond again? (except perhaps Mr. Smith's 'Writing on the Wall')
We all have our favourite Bond and how the role is interpreted. I for one think Craig portrays Bond excellently, however, if he chooses to leave, well, we've dealt with that before, although I'm hard pushed to think of a credible alternative at the moment to be honest.
The momentum and anticipation of Spectre is incredible, and...'Bond will be back'...but will DC?...the opportunity to carry this forward is waiting there...just please... 'don't **** it up'
I'm pretty turned away by these interviews-however, reading it is completely different to seeing on camera. Moore's interviews were almost always in jest. Completely poking fun at himself. I'm hoping there's another interview with Craig before the film comes out that's a bit more upbeat or indicates he's just joking around.
I think Sir Roger probably does a lot of interviews on automatic pilot.
I just don't buy into the notion that because someone is successful and made a lot of money they have to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying 'I'm so grateful' all the time. Some appreciation and interaction of fans is good but not every second of every day.
Benedict Cumberbatch is pretty good with those kinds of things but when he made a reasonable request for people to stop filming him whilst performing Hamlet he was accused of being a Diva. Even the saintly George Clooney has had his moments.
Daniel Craig is not alone. Harrison Ford is very prickly to interview and De Niro is notorious.
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
I think Sir Roger probably does a lot of interviews on automatic pilot.
I just don't buy into the notion that because someone is successful and made a lot of money they have to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying 'I'm so grateful' all the time. Some appreciation and interaction of fans is good but not every second of every day.
Benedict Cumberbatch is pretty good with those kinds of things but when he made a reasonable request for people to stop filming him whilst performing Hamlet he was accused of being a Diva. Even the saintly George Clooney has had his moments.
Daniel Craig is not alone. Harrison Ford is very prickly to interview and De Niro is notorious.
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
Even though I don't like Craig as Bond, I thought that him sticking around would be a good thing for the franchise. After reading these interviews I'm not so sure.
I think Sir Roger probably does a lot of interviews on automatic pilot.
I just don't buy into the notion that because someone is successful and made a lot of money they have to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying 'I'm so grateful' all the time. Some appreciation and interaction of fans is good but not every second of every day.
Benedict Cumberbatch is pretty good with those kinds of things but when he made a reasonable request for people to stop filming him whilst performing Hamlet he was accused of being a Diva. Even the saintly George Clooney has had his moments.
Daniel Craig is not alone. Harrison Ford is very prickly to interview and De Niro is notorious.
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
Will they? Really? Or are you sure that's not just you?
Give Craig a break? He'd just been interviewed just after filming and was exhausted. Give him time to regroup and get his act together.
Then we will see...
1. For Your Eyes Only 2. The Living Daylights 3 From Russia with Love 4. Casino Royale 5. OHMSS 6. Skyfall
I I would expect the Craig Haters, once they finally emerge from their bunkers ( ) a.
Oh aren't they just.
You know what I think this is?
Pierce Brosnan envy? Because Pierce got the boot after Dad? They have harboured a grudge against Craig since he succeeded to the role. So they lap up every problem
Deep deep down....its Pierce envy...
1. For Your Eyes Only 2. The Living Daylights 3 From Russia with Love 4. Casino Royale 5. OHMSS 6. Skyfall
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
As long as he delivers on screen I could care less about comments in the press
I think Sir Roger probably does a lot of interviews on automatic pilot.
I just don't buy into the notion that because someone is successful and made a lot of money they have to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying 'I'm so grateful' all the time. Some appreciation and interaction of fans is good but not every second of every day.
Benedict Cumberbatch is pretty good with those kinds of things but when he made a reasonable request for people to stop filming him whilst performing Hamlet he was accused of being a Diva. Even the saintly George Clooney has had his moments.
Daniel Craig is not alone. Harrison Ford is very prickly to interview and De Niro is notorious.
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
Will they? Really? Or are you sure that's not just you?
Give Craig a break? He'd just been interviewed just after filming and was exhausted. Give him time to regroup and get his act together.
Then we will see...
Exactly...also he was saying this with his tongue firmly in cheek. He's not stupid, and I know he wouldn't bite the hand that feeds...
Especially as he KEEPS repeating he will play Bond for as long as he is able, and Broccoli wants him.
Anyone who knows Craig and what he stands for will get that...
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Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff
Anyone who knows Craig and what he stands for will get that...
You see, that's where there the problem lies.
When Craigy is quoted as saying he'll doing another one only for the money, most of us think hey, he wouldn't have said it if he didn't mean or at least think it. We don't automatically think the press are bastards and just made it up.
But as you suggest it takes a closer kind of friendship which most don't have to know what he's like and really really means. Have you known him long and are you able to give us any further insights?
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff
Anyone who knows Craig and what he stands for will get that...
You see, that's where there the problem lies.
When Craigy is quoted as saying he'll doing another one only for the money, most of us think hey, he wouldn't have said it if he didn't mean or at least think it. We don't automatically think the press are bastards and just made it up.
But as you suggest it takes a closer kind of friendship which most don't have to know what he's like and really really means Have you known him long and are you able to give us any further insights?
Why don't you just go back and read all his interviews from the last 10 years...I'm sure a smart guy like you would then understand too -{
Anyone who knows Craig and what he stands for will get that...
You see, that's where there the problem lies.
When Craigy is quoted as saying he'll doing another one only for the money, most of us think hey, he wouldn't have said it if he didn't mean or at least think it. We don't automatically think the press are bastards and just made it up.
But as you suggest it takes a closer kind of friendship which most don't have to know what he's like and really really means Have you known him long and are you able to give us any further insights?
Why don't you just go back and read all his interviews from the last 10 years...I'm sure a smart guy like you would then understand too -{
Never stop patronising, eh, Milesy? You are a Mod here, right?????
To the point you raise, what Craigy's said in the past irrelevant to his present feelings. Folk change their minds - even, I guess, DC . Even you'd accept that?
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff
Never stop patronising, eh, Milesy? You are a Mod here, right?????
To the point you raise, what Craigy's said in the past irrelevant to his present feelings. Folk change their minds - even, I guess, DC . Even you'd accept that?
So it's ok when YOU patronise though ?
And it's SIR Miles..to you...
If you don't like it - leave.
If you want to stay then mind your manners.
Never stop patronising, eh, Milesy? You are a Mod here, right?????
To the point you raise, what Craigy's said in the past irrelevant to his present feelings. Folk change their minds - even, I guess, DC . Even you'd accept that?
So it's ok when YOU patronise though ?
And it's SIR Miles..to you...
If you don't like it - leave.
If you want to stay then mind your manners.
Clear enough for you ?
Extremely unpleasant and rather aggressive, MILES. you dont have a knighthood and respect is earned, not given. f you don't like someone's POV that's the result? Got issues there?
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff
Never stop patronising, eh, Milesy? You are a Mod here, right?????
To the point you raise, what Craigy's said in the past irrelevant to his present feelings. Folk change their minds - even, I guess, DC . Even you'd accept that?
So it's ok when YOU patronise though ?
And it's SIR Miles..to you...
If you don't like it - leave.
If you want to stay then mind your manners.
Clear enough for you ?
Extremely unpleasant and rather aggressive, MILES. you dont have a knighthood and respect is earned, not given. f you don't like someone's POV that's the result? Got issues there?
Yes...but not as many as you have.
This isn't the first time you've been deliberately controversial and rude to me and others here...you are particularly nasty via PM also...time for you to take a break.
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Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff
I mean I know I'm a fangirl :x but anyone who has read articles, his biography and seen interviews knows what Craig is like...and surely the title of the interview was particularly antagonising, it's what the press do!
Thanks Sir M for understanding what I meant... it seems defending Craig on here is STILL an issue for some 8-)
She's worth whatever chaos she brings to the table and you know it. ~ Mark Anthony
I think if SPECTRE doesn't do as well as, or close to, Skyfall's box office it will give EON and the studio a good excuse to ditch him. It's obvious he'll want more money for Bond 25 so anti-Craig Bond fans need to hope/pray SPECTRE is a box office disappointment. You never know, if SPECTRE doesn't reach one billion dollars Craig will be gone!
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Yep ... but some people should know better. Not that I have any idea who Ellen Pompeo is :v
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3265854/Ellen-Pompeo-slams-Daniel-Craig-s-anti-Bond-comments-Twitter-left-eating-words.html
Tom Jones is busy defending remarks he made about his wife that he says where taken out of context.
With Moore, his movies didn't require as much physicality to make. And he was more comfortable letting a stuntman take over for him when things became physically taxing.
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Has anything been as polarising or diversive regarding DC's comments to play Bond again? (except perhaps Mr. Smith's 'Writing on the Wall')
We all have our favourite Bond and how the role is interpreted. I for one think Craig portrays Bond excellently, however, if he chooses to leave, well, we've dealt with that before, although I'm hard pushed to think of a credible alternative at the moment to be honest.
The momentum and anticipation of Spectre is incredible, and...'Bond will be back'...but will DC?...the opportunity to carry this forward is waiting there...just please... 'don't **** it up'
Yes, certainly- the whole casting of Craig business was very polarising and divisive. Welcome to AJB, Devereaux, and please have a look at http://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/45180/introduction-how-to-use-the-forum/ our guide for new members.
But do you mean it is OK for an actor to behave like a buffoon with an idiotic grin saying "I hate it", "Have had enough", "Would only do it again for the money", and so on? No one can force an actor to give an interview. And, if he agrees to an interview, he should treat the audience with respect and watch his language. If Craig quits now, he is still ahead. 1 or two more movies, and even his biggest fans will have had enough.
Even though I don't like Craig as Bond, I thought that him sticking around would be a good thing for the franchise. After reading these interviews I'm not so sure.
Will they? Really? Or are you sure that's not just you?
Give Craig a break? He'd just been interviewed just after filming and was exhausted. Give him time to regroup and get his act together.
Then we will see...
Oh aren't they just.
You know what I think this is?
Pierce Brosnan envy? Because Pierce got the boot after Dad? They have harboured a grudge against Craig since he succeeded to the role. So they lap up every problem
Deep deep down....its Pierce envy...
Pierce .............................. Admiration !
Pierce envy
Why would he keep the role to 76? He knows when he is going, and we have another film after this one...
As long as he delivers on screen I could care less about comments in the press
Exactly...also he was saying this with his tongue firmly in cheek. He's not stupid, and I know he wouldn't bite the hand that feeds...
Especially as he KEEPS repeating he will play Bond for as long as he is able, and Broccoli wants him.
Anyone who knows Craig and what he stands for will get that...
At last...someone else gets it -{
You see, that's where there the problem lies.
When Craigy is quoted as saying he'll doing another one only for the money, most of us think hey, he wouldn't have said it if he didn't mean or at least think it. We don't automatically think the press are bastards and just made it up.
But as you suggest it takes a closer kind of friendship which most don't have to know what he's like and really really means. Have you known him long and are you able to give us any further insights?
Why don't you just go back and read all his interviews from the last 10 years...I'm sure a smart guy like you would then understand too -{
Never stop patronising, eh, Milesy? You are a Mod here, right?????
To the point you raise, what Craigy's said in the past irrelevant to his present feelings. Folk change their minds - even, I guess, DC
So it's ok when YOU patronise though ?
And it's SIR Miles..to you...
If you don't like it - leave.
If you want to stay then mind your manners.
Clear enough for you ?
Extremely unpleasant and rather aggressive, MILES. you dont have a knighthood and respect is earned, not given. f you don't like someone's POV that's the result? Got issues there?
Yes...but not as many as you have.
This isn't the first time you've been deliberately controversial and rude to me and others here...you are particularly nasty via PM also...time for you to take a break.
Back to topic please -{
I mean I know I'm a fangirl :x but anyone who has read articles, his biography and seen interviews knows what Craig is like...and surely the title of the interview was particularly antagonising, it's what the press do!
Thanks Sir M for understanding what I meant... it seems defending Craig on here is STILL an issue for some 8-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M
So it's not ok to be deliberately controversial and rude to Sir Miles and nasty in PMs to him? ?:)
Man, you learn something everyday! ;%
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