Never seen Elba play a villain before. It would be intresting to see what Elba could do as a bad guy.Elba would be great as a Bond baddie.
I really like English character actor John Schrapnel for Blofeld. He's in his 70s now, but he has a really hard edge.
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You know what Craig's movies need? A badass henchman like Oddjob and Jaws.
Le Chiffre didn't have one, Greene's was a bumbling type, Silva doesn't have one.
The next villain should have one. It'd be awesome.
You know what Craig's movies need? A badass henchman like Oddjob and Jaws.
Le Chiffre didn't have one, Greene's was a bumbling type, Silva doesn't have one.
The next villain should have one. It'd be awesome.
And it can't be obligatory either. No generic ones like Stamper. The last memorable 'weird henchmen' was sadly Zao. Looked cool but was underused and was in a bad movie.
spidey-dude,
Does Mallory smoke a pipe? Also, what is his military background? It's mentioned in my Bond on Set book. Is he an Admiral?
jason isaacs as a villain to daniel craigs bond would be greatI'm not in a rush to see Blofeld again but Jason Issacs would be good in the role in my opinion.
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So happy this is doing such good business.
Doing very well critically so far, too. Currently 94% on RT.

It reminded me more of Goldfinger than FRWL. I would say:This is getting an odd reaction. I keep seeing lots of high praise, and then I see a few people giving it 6/10. Nothing else. Just 6/10 or mindblowing.
One thing I'm curious about is that I've read that this film goes with the From Russia With Love formula instead of the Goldfinger formula which has become the staple formula. Is this why some are finding it disappointing?

Oh, and would anyone happen to have any GOOD covers (fanmade) for the goldeneye bluray?

No Mallory does not smoke a pipe during the film. His military background is he was a Lietenant Colonel in the Hereford regiment as Bond puts it. I would assume the Hereford Regiment is the SAS.
Thanks for that.
I have the Bond on Set book, so I've been aware that Mallory becomes the new M at the end of the film for quite some time and that his office as M is pretty much identical to Bernard Lee's M. As a result, I've been curious about how similar Gareth Mallory is going to be to Bernard Lee's Admiral Messervy. By the way, Englishman, is there any explanation of Mallory's office at the end of the film? Is it implied that MI6 moves into a new building in Whitehall and that the bunker was just temporary and Vauxhall Cross is gone for good?
spidey-dude,
Does Mallory smoke a pipe? Also, what is his military background? It's mentioned in my Bond on Set book. Is he an Admiral?
No Mallory does not smoke a pipe during the film. His military background is he was a Lietenant Colonel in the Hereford regiment as Bond puts it. I would assume the Hereford Regiment is the SAS.