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Fart City posted:I don't buy into the whole "James Bond is a code name" theory, but my god, how awesome would it be to have the villain of a Bond flick be an actual James Bond. And I'm not talking Alec Trevelyn; I'm talking full-on real-deal James Bond as a bad guy fighting a newer, younger James Bond. Like, imagine if it was Lazenby or Dalton; the dudes who got shafted by circumstance and timing. My friend, have you heard about the masterpiece that is the 1967 Casino Royale?
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Wheat Loaf posted:Other actors who were considered but either declined or were rejected between 1967 and 1969 included Jeremy Brett, Michael Caine, Terence Stamp and, er, Dick Van Dyke. Terence Stamp as Bond would have been amazing. So would Dick van Dyke, but for different reasons.
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got any sevens posted:You gotta admit the best line ever in a bond movie is "No mr Bond, I expect you to die!" Gert Fröbe holds Goldfinger together. It's a good example of a strong villain overshadowing a film's otherwise very noticeable flaws.
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Mantis42 posted:I like the Moore movies but I don't think they're actually good movies, the way the best Connery and Craig films are. This is a series where even the best entries are passable at best. As long as you're having fun, it's all good.
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Sodomy Hussein posted:The one indisputably solid Craig movie is one of many Dark Knight ripoffs Huh?
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