Interesting, what I read said that it started with the plane but continued on snowmobiles, however it might have changed as I also read Cargo plane now Snow plane.
What a year for Dave Batista outside of his failed WWE return. Spectre following Guardians of the Galaxy.
I don't understand all this talk about how Blofeld should be 100% unlike Donald Pleasence because he was spoofed by Mike Myers. So the **** what??? Dr. Evil wasn't funny and ridiculous because he faithfully mimicked Donald Pleasence, he was funny and ridiculous because he did crazy and stupid things that Pleasence's Blofeld would never do in a million years. Did Pleasance ever tell his test-tube son to "zip it" in a variety of ways? Did he ever get hit in the balls or spin around in a chair? Did he ever rap in prison with a rag tied around his head?
But fine, let's just discontinue every character because they were parodied and made to act stupid.
Yeah, but it's not just about the Dr. Evil comparisons. The Pleasance version was so ripe for parody because it is the ridiculous camp version of the character. The reason why so many Bond fan are opposed to a renewal of that portrayal is because it bears very little relation and vastly inferior to how the character is portrayed in the original source material. It is like the Gene Hackman/Kevin Spacey version of Luthor. Light and campy with little connection to the source material, when the source material version of the character is arguably far more interesting, complex, and a worthy foe for our hero. Of course, people ant the Pleasance camp version jettisoned in favour of Fleming's psychopathic mastermind.
Well, in the leaks...
He gets a nastier version of the Donald Pleasence scar at the end
So it's not like they're totally ignoring or pushing that portrayal away. But in that same Token, Donald Pleasence wasn't the end-all-be-all of Blofeld's either, so they shouldn't feel the need to be a slave to that version.
^ What's wrong with Elijah Wood?
^ Objections like that require explanations, or else they're just ' noise'.
No offence but I think all those guys would make terrible Bonds.On the subject of an American playing Bond, I could easily see the following actors pulling it off flawlessly given their resumes and talents:
Lee Pace
Chris Pine
Jeremy Renner
Mark Wahlberg
Elijah Wood
Elijah Wood? No, thanks!
I rather want the welsh guy Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. If Craig leaves before his fith film, he's the only one
But there are some American actors that over the years could have played the role. Adam West, Burt Reynolds or Robert Redford would all have nailed it. Take my word!
Sigh, I always get this wrongJonathan Rhys-Meyers is Irish