Classic Bond Forum

As a result development in this direction would be psychologically unbelievable. I can see him being in the same style of Connery, Lazenby, Dalton at the end of the 2nd movie and in the 3rd. He had the tastes etc. of "classic" Bond, expensive champagne, caviar, good wine, a well made martini etc. T...

Craig too looks great in a tux. I was just making a friendly poke at the description of Craig on the main page. Connery was 6'3 - 3 inches taller than Fleming's Bond Craig is 5'11 - 1 inch shorter than Fleming's Bond Craig has dark Blond hair in Royale, and he's, from the opinions I've seen from man...

Any Hugh jackman fans here? I thought he should have been Bond. They had clive owen and Jude Law too but they picked Craig? I'm lost....I can mention Daniel Craig to people and they'll go "who?" It's a shame he signed for the next movie... So you have to be a big named person to be Bond? Moore and ...

James Bond in Casino Royale was an odd, immature, inexperienced agent. Will Craig portray the same bond in the next film? Or will he try to develop the character? Inexperienced granted, as it was his first mission, but he wasn't immature. He was more mature than Brosnan's and Moore's portrayals. I ...

If he carries on the style of Royale, I hope about 4. If he carries on in the style of CR, he will be the oldest rampaging Juvenile in the history of film. :) Juvenile? Please :roll:. His Bond wasn't shown as experianced as the others, for good reason, but he was just as mature as them, more so tha...

ID wrote:cool and as handsome as f**k.

I've seen some female fans say this about Daniel Craig.

Fleming even called Connery too "unrefined", and said "He's not what I envisioned of James Bond looks", and said "he looks like a lorry driver".

Of cause he change his mind later.

If he carries on the style of Royale, I hope about 4.

I've sent him my best wishes through one of the other sites.

How can a balding, ex-milkman, truck driver and labourer with a thick Scottish accent and a percent for playing murders, nazis, porters and welders pull off the role of a suave secret agent? Just as well as Daniel Craig.

But "Tens of thousands" of people?

Recent as in the last moive

so in 1994, Licence to Kill was the biggest film in "recent history", because it was the last movie?

Oh come on, if "recent history" means the last film, of cause it's going to be the biggest "in recent history".

Personally speaking, I had a look at Casino Royale in the cinema a few times as the response pointed to it being somthing really special; I thought I would have to admit I was wrong about Craig. I'm not sure I would want to watch Craig play Bond again. I wonder how many other people feel the same (...

I don't know if it's still up, but when it was under old leadership, the site did have alot of libellous content about Daniel Craig, I haven't really checked the main site in a while, so it may have been taken down.

TheManWithNoName wrote:On a side note, looks like they took it down to me.

Nope, still there. I'd still like to know where the numbers came from.

and if his next two films go over 591 million he'll over pass Connery as Bond.

Connery's Bond took in $4,397,700,000 (inflation adjusted). If Craig next two films took in $561,000,000 he'd have made a respectable $1,773,000,000, but still a little way off Connery's $4 billion.

ID wrote:I go to bed with a picture of the Brozza under my pillow.

Oh god, he's become like "the Hoff", and that's not a good thing!

DAD was the biggest Bond movie -in recent history. GoldenEye was the biggest in recent history before Royale. Ya'll are both wrong, Thunderball is the biggest Bond film of all time; beating that one will be no easy task. We're talking recent history. GoldenEye was the biggest film since Moonraker C...

Harvey Wallbanger wrote:DAD was the biggest Bond movie -in recent history.

GoldenEye was the biggest in recent history before Royale.

We'll see how much Craig does next time judging on his first film isn't fair, Craig's first film did better than GoldenEye's first in the US, with inflation. If his Bond films continue to make 591 million world wide, then he'll surpass Connery as the most selling Bond of all time. Your forgetting i...

We'll see how much Craig does next time judging on his first film isn't fair, Craig's first film did better than GoldenEye's first in the US, with inflation.