I think we can all agree that there won't be a Bond film released in 2017. But what about 2018? This seems possible when considering the recent three-year gap between Skyfall and SPECTRE, and the comments attributed to an MGM executive that I seem to recall from earlier this year about Bond being on a three-year cycle. Nevertheless, with the distributor question still unresolved, and the apparent uncertainty surrounding the casting of Bond, is 2019 or 2020 more realistic?
I feel that 2019 is the earliest that we are likely to see and would not be at all surprised if 2020 was the outcome. Let's hope it's worth the wait. They are in disarray and appear to have no contingency planning to speak of. I think Cubby pretty much always had a plan B, but perhaps they were simpler times... at the moment there appears to be no way forward. I'd like to think that it's all going on behind the scenes.
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We'll know in less than six months if we get Bond 25 in 2018. If there's no news about casting/director/distributor/script by early March 2017, I can't see shooting starting by January 2018.
We'll know in less than six months if we get Bond 25 in 2018. If there's no news about casting/director/distributor/script by early March 2017, I can't see shooting starting by January 2018.
Craig was announced in October 2005 and filming began in January 2006. I think distributor and script are probably the main obstacles that could hold things up.
My gut feeling is we get Bond 25 in Nov 2018 with or without Craig. Just because we don't know that EON has a back up plan doesn't mean they don't have a back up plan. Just because we don't know who the next Bond is doesn't mean the next Bond hasn't been chosen.
If there is a new Bond actor it could certainly effect the script. My guess, new Bond actor = no Blofeld in Bond 25.
More of the gospel truth from the tabs. Even if it was true, it wouldn't prevent her from recording.
No it wouldn't, but I don't know why she would record another Bond theme. Why aren't people talking about Madonna or Sam Smith coming back for another?
More of the gospel truth from the tabs. Even if it was true, it wouldn't prevent her from recording.
No it wouldn't, but I don't know why she would record another Bond theme. Why aren't people talking about Madonna or Sam Smith coming back for another?
1) Because Madonna's DAD theme sucked
2) Adele is more of a Tab headline darling -{
I was just trying to imply that there's no precedent for theme artists coming back if their name isn't Shirley. And people have always been talking about Adele coming back for Bond like it's a given.
In an interview with Business Insider Susanne Bier shoots down rumours that she is shortlisted to direct Bond 25.
“I’d be very honoured and it would be a lot of fun, but it’s all rumours. It’s all the media stirring something up. I don’t know why rumours grow or what initiates them,” she said.
Bier added that she is yet to be approached by Broccoli, but stressed that becoming the first woman ever to direct a “James Bond” movie would be “amazingly fun.”
In an interview with Business Insider Susanne Bier shoots down rumours that she is shortlisted to direct Bond 25.
“I’d be very honoured and it would be a lot of fun, but it’s all rumours. It’s all the media stirring something up. I don’t know why rumours grow or what initiates them,” she said.
Bier added that she is yet to be approached by Broccoli, but stressed that becoming the first woman ever to direct a “James Bond” movie would be “amazingly fun.”
I think she'd be a great choice.
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In an interview with Business Insider Susanne Bier shoots down rumours that she is shortlisted to direct Bond 25.
“I’d be very honoured and it would be a lot of fun, but it’s all rumours. It’s all the media stirring something up. I don’t know why rumours grow or what initiates them,” she said.
Bier added that she is yet to be approached by Broccoli, but stressed that becoming the first woman ever to direct a “James Bond” movie would be “amazingly fun.”
I think she'd be a great choice.
While I loved The Night Manager and think Bier is a very good director, I don't think they should hire her for Bond. There is an old tradition for hiring British directors and they should continue to do so.
In an interview with Business Insider Susanne Bier shoots down rumours that she is shortlisted to direct Bond 25.
“I’d be very honoured and it would be a lot of fun, but it’s all rumours. It’s all the media stirring something up. I don’t know why rumours grow or what initiates them,” she said.
Bier added that she is yet to be approached by Broccoli, but stressed that becoming the first woman ever to direct a “James Bond” movie would be “amazingly fun.”
I think she'd be a great choice.
While I loved The Night Manager and think Bier is a very good director, I don't think they should hire her for Bond. There is an old tradition for hiring British directors and they should continue to do so.
It's not absolutely exclusive that way, of course, with Marc Forster shaking things up (literally ;% )...and keeping it in the extended commonwealth (New Zealander Lee Tamahori) certainly doesn't guarantee a good Bond picture.
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In the formative years of the cinematic Bond, having a British director made a huge difference IMO. Terence Young's influence on the cinematic Bond character was invaluable. An American or other non-British director could never have translated the literary Bond to the screen nearly as well nor have been a Professor Higgins to the talented but rough edged Connery. Nowadays I don't believe that it is nearly as important to have a British or extended Commonwealth director. Bond and the films while being as British as British can be has become an international cultural icon much like the American Western (of which some great ones have been directed by non-Americans).
Campbell is a Kiwi, and he gave us the excellent GoldenEye.
I'm happy for other Europeans and other people of extended Commonwealth countries to direct Bond films... I'd be the last person to suggest a woman direct a Bond film - not because I'm sexist (I'm all for equal opportunity), but because Bond is a male heterosexual's entity, a fantasy for straight men. However, Susanne Bier's work on The Night Manager is perfect. I'd much prefer her to many of her male counterparts, including Guy Ritchie, Chris Nolan and Paul Greengrass.
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Campbell is a Kiwi, and he gave us the excellent GoldenEye.
I'm happy for other Europeans and other people of extended Commonwealth countries to direct Bond films... I'd be the last person to suggest a woman direct a Bond film - not because I'm sexist (I'm all for equal opportunity), but because Bond is a male heterosexual's entity, a fantasy for straight men. However, Susanne Bier's work on The Night Manager is perfect. I'd much prefer her to many of her male counterparts, including Guy Ritchie, Chris Nolan and Paul Greengrass.
I hoped no-one would remember Campbell )
Yes, there are many excelent non-comonwealth directors who could make a good Bond movie. I still think the directors should be subjects of Queen E II, partly because of tradition and partly to retain a British feel to it all.
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I feel that 2019 is the earliest that we are likely to see and would not be at all surprised if 2020 was the outcome. Let's hope it's worth the wait. They are in disarray and appear to have no contingency planning to speak of. I think Cubby pretty much always had a plan B, but perhaps they were simpler times... at the moment there appears to be no way forward. I'd like to think that it's all going on behind the scenes.
Craig was announced in October 2005 and filming began in January 2006. I think distributor and script are probably the main obstacles that could hold things up.
If there is a new Bond actor it could certainly effect the script. My guess, new Bond actor = no Blofeld in Bond 25.
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No it wouldn't, but I don't know why she would record another Bond theme. Why aren't people talking about Madonna or Sam Smith coming back for another?
Because they've heard their songs...?
1) Because Madonna's DAD theme sucked
2) Adele is more of a Tab headline darling -{
Because their music is terrible.
Ha - true
“I’d be very honoured and it would be a lot of fun, but it’s all rumours. It’s all the media stirring something up. I don’t know why rumours grow or what initiates them,” she said.
Bier added that she is yet to be approached by Broccoli, but stressed that becoming the first woman ever to direct a “James Bond” movie would be “amazingly fun.”
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Do you have a source for that?
Ya sure? I got a feeling it might be this one. ^^
I think she'd be a great choice.
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
I know there are at least a couple of people on here that have -{
While I loved The Night Manager and think Bier is a very good director, I don't think they should hire her for Bond. There is an old tradition for hiring British directors and they should continue to do so.
You know nothing Jon Snow... ^^
It's not absolutely exclusive that way, of course, with Marc Forster shaking things up (literally ;% )...and keeping it in the extended commonwealth (New Zealander Lee Tamahori) certainly doesn't guarantee a good Bond picture.
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
I'm happy for other Europeans and other people of extended Commonwealth countries to direct Bond films... I'd be the last person to suggest a woman direct a Bond film - not because I'm sexist (I'm all for equal opportunity), but because Bond is a male heterosexual's entity, a fantasy for straight men. However, Susanne Bier's work on The Night Manager is perfect. I'd much prefer her to many of her male counterparts, including Guy Ritchie, Chris Nolan and Paul Greengrass.
I hoped no-one would remember Campbell
Yes, there are many excelent non-comonwealth directors who could make a good Bond movie. I still think the directors should be subjects of Queen E II, partly because of tradition and partly to retain a British feel to it all.