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James Bond poll!
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Dalton played the part.
Brosnan looked the part.
From "Casino Royale," 1967;
Sir James: You better bring me up to date. Who is on what assignment?
Hadley: Well, it's not a very happy picture, sir.
Sir James: [Looking at a map] Why all the black flags there?
Hadley: They've been liquidated, I'm afraid, sir.
Brosnan looked the part.
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From "Casino Royale," 1967;
Sir James: You better bring me up to date. Who is on what assignment?
Hadley: Well, it's not a very happy picture, sir.
Sir James: [Looking at a map] Why all the black flags there?
Hadley: They've been liquidated, I'm afraid, sir.
Our Finland, stabbed to death in a ladies sauna bath, sir.
Our Madrid, burned in a blazing bordello, sir.
And, Tokyo, sir, garroted in a geisha house.
Sir James: It's depressing that the words "secret agent" have become synonymous with "sex maniac."Our Madrid, burned in a blazing bordello, sir.
And, Tokyo, sir, garroted in a geisha house.
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Dalton played the part.
Brosnan looked the part.
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From "Casino Royale," 1967;
Sir James: You better bring me up to date. Who is on what assignment?
Hadley: Well, it's not a very happy picture, sir.
Sir James: [Looking at a map] Why all the black flags there?
Hadley: They've been liquidated, I'm afraid, sir.
Our Finland, stabbed to death in a ladies sauna bath, sir.Sir James: It's depressing that the words "secret agent" have become synonymous with "sex maniac."
Our Madrid, burned in a blazing bordello, sir.
And, Tokyo, sir, garroted in a geisha house.
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Interesting alliteration at play here. "Garroted...geisha house," "stabbed...sauna," and "burned...blazing bordello" then the sensual alliteration of the last line. "Secret agent...synonymous...with sex maniac"-- This is the stuff that writer dreams are made of. It's one thing to write something cool, but to have it sound cool too is impressive.
I like that the 2 Dalton films felt gritty, especially when compared to previous Bonds. Of course the Daniel Craig films have also brought an edgier set of films - but Dalton was a childhood favourite that remains to this day.
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I probably would have voted the same if he was not infamous for beating up women in his offscreen life. He made a great Bond, though.
I like Roger Moore in the TV series *The Saint* so l liked him in Bond movies. Also like Sean Connery.
Cuban agent met octopussy on oxconytin in an opium den. Or something like that........
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Acapulco agent met octopussy on oxconytin in an opium den and suffered from obstruction of his body orifice. O'bject de horror, omg.
Cuban agent met octopussy on oxconytin in an opium den. Or something like that........
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Acapulco agent met octopussy on oxconytin in an opium den and suffered from obstruction of his body orifice. O'bject de horror, omg.
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Sean Connery had that ultimate "look" for a James Bond of the earlier times when it first became
a hot series of movies.
Now I find Daniel Craig is perfect for my idea of a Bond 007. More modern and true to life believable.
Sky Fall is my favourite of all.
Last I saw of Sean, he was riding off into the sunset...
a hot series of movies.
Now I find Daniel Craig is perfect for my idea of a Bond 007. More modern and true to life believable.
Sky Fall is my favourite of all.
Last I saw of Sean, he was riding off into the sunset...
RobZombiefan
Active Member
I'm part Scottish. So Sean Connery, for me the man set the standard to play James Bond and. In my opinion, Is the best actor to play the role, he is 007 in my mind the way Chris Reeve is Superman!
I read all the books when I was a teenager, Only a couple were true to the books. Connery and Craig. To be truthful I still think the books were better than the movies. watched every movie.
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Aspergers_Aspie
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My favourite is Roger Moore, followed by Connery. A view to a kill is my favourite movie followed by live and let die. To be fair I haven't seen the most recent bond films though.
The Bond from the book was a serious cold killer, sociopath, Roger Moore portrayed him too much as a personable friendly kind of guy. Having a picture of him in my minds eye, never could take Moore seriously.
If I had to pick an actor not on the list whom could play Bond accurately, minus the accent, it would be Clint Eastwood. You can easily tell which actors who read the books. Moore and Brosnan just copied their TV series. Lazenby deserves at least one vote he did read the books and gave it a good shot, cannot keep every one happy.
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The Court Jester (1955)
"The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle..."
Danny Kaye
Danny Kaye
Just watched the latest BOND film. Craig does an excellent job. interesting great film, lots of twists. Recommend reading the books do not let the suprise ending suprise you.
I'm not sure which faces went with which names, but I always found it a bit annoying how your expected to pretend they are all the same person when they obviously are not.
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