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bjamesobrad wrote:I will probably be off this site till after Christmas so Merry Christmas to all y'all :Xmas: :Xmas:
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Same here going to be with family it's a little out of the way so internet is iffy.
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Here’s hoping that NBC does well with “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol,” which marks its 50th anniversary at 8 p.m. Saturday. Magoo (voiced by the wonderful Jim Backus) takes the Scrooge role in this delightful version of the Dickens classic. Tonight on NBC. http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entert ... 254_91.jpg
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bjmdds wrote:Here’s hoping that NBC does well with “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol,” which marks its 50th anniversary at 8 p.m. Saturday. Magoo (voiced by the wonderful Jim Backus) takes the Scrooge role in this delightful version of the Dickens classic. Tonight on NBC. http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entert ... 254_91.jpg
That special begat a series that lasted one season on NBC, "The Incredible Adventures of Mr. Magoo." Each week, there would be an adaptation of a classic novel or story with Mr. Magoo "playing" a part. Among others: Frankenstein (Magoo as Dr. Frankenstein), Treasure Island (Magoo as Capt. Kidd), The Three Muskateers, Noah's Ark (Magoo as Noah), etc. The one exception was "Dick Tracy and the Mob." UPA had the television rights to Tracy (having done an awful series in the early '60s). "Dick Tracy and the Mob" actually was far better than the earlier UPA effort. Tracy recruits "the famous actor" Mr. Magoo to infiltrate the mob.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYaQgrXeJSQ

Here's the opening titles:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tkNmb4M2lg

Snow White (Magoo as each of the dwarfs):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ3d1mwE ... =endscreen

William Tell:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHvY_jt5TFA
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Merry Christmas everyone :cheers:

More Bond Xmas pics here: http://www.b3ta.com/challenge/xmasbond/page4
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Happy xmas to all the members here :cheers:

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International BO update for SF

Skyfall is now up to $694.3 million overseas. Sony's markets earned an estimated $8.4 million overseas bringing their cume to $607.1 million. MGM's distribution partners earned an estimated $.565 for a total of $87.2 million.

AUSTRALIA lead the pack this weekend with $2.4 million (cume $42.6 million) and still #1 for a fifth straight week. JAPAN took in $1.6 million in its 4th frame to raise its cume to $22.4 million and GERMANY did another $1.3 million for a new total of $78.9 million. Both markets held very well, slipping just 22% from last weekend. Other holdovers include the U.K. with $.800 (cume $159.3 million), HOLLAND $.480 ($20.6 million) and FRANCE $.460 ($58.0 million).
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I came across those Bond Christmas pics a couple of days ago, and some of them are really funny. :mrgreen:

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While i was in a bookstore today i saw that book 'Bond on Bond' by Roger Moore.....had a quick perusal thru' it, it looked pretty good.

Just was wondering whether any members here have bought that book!
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More BOND NEWS

It is being reported that SF will be released in China on January 21st (a little bit earlier than expected), then 2 weeks later it appears the Hobbit will be released there, and both films should cash in, as the Chinese New Year Holiday starts in early February, and lasts for 10 days...........and i will be there, on my own personal mission :wink:
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Well after this weekend SF is around $25mil shy of the magic 1 BILLION, which is now a certainty!

......and by New Year SF should of overtaken Twilight in the US to be 4th biggest film there of 2012.

Meanwhile in the UK , SF now only needs around a couple of $ mil to register the big £100 mil mark, which has never ever been achieved by any film released in the UK.

Just thought you might like to know!
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English Agent wrote:Well after this weekend SF is around $25mil shy of the magic 1 BILLION, which is now a certainty!

......and by New Year SF should of overtaken Twilight in the US to be 4th biggest film there of 2012.

Meanwhile in the UK , SF now only needs around a couple of $ mil to register the big £100 mil mark, which has never ever been achieved by any film released in the UK.

Just thought you might like to know!
Once SF beats TB in the next few weeks, it will be the new official No.1 most successful Bond film of all time. Pretty impressive, given the series has been going 50 years.

Merry Christmas everyone!!! :cheers:
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The Sweeney wrote:Once SF beats TB in the next few weeks, it will be the new official No.1 most successful Bond film of all time. Pretty impressive, given the series has been going 50 years.
I guess it doesn't matter who plays the role as long as he can act, and SF would gross just the way it is. I say Babs should bring in Idris or any other actor with an ethnic background as Bond once DC retires. I think DC shouldn't be the only non-traditional (as oppose to the first 5 Bonds or to the likes of Henry Cavill or Michael Fassbender) to have all the fun.
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English Agent wrote:While i was in a bookstore today i saw that book 'Bond on Bond' by Roger Moore.....had a quick perusal thru' it, it looked pretty good.

Just was wondering whether any members here have bought that book!
I have the My Word Is My Bond book by Roger Moore, but I haven't got the Bond On Bond book yet.
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The Saint 007 wrote:
English Agent wrote:While i was in a bookstore today i saw that book 'Bond on Bond' by Roger Moore.....had a quick perusal thru' it, it looked pretty good.

Just was wondering whether any members here have bought that book!
I have the My Word Is My Bond book by Roger Moore, but I haven't got the Bond On Bond book yet.
Read the parts that were on line it seems interesting.
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The Sweeney wrote:
English Agent wrote:Well after this weekend SF is around $25mil shy of the magic 1 BILLION, which is now a certainty!

......and by New Year SF should of overtaken Twilight in the US to be 4th biggest film there of 2012.

Meanwhile in the UK , SF now only needs around a couple of $ mil to register the big £100 mil mark, which has never ever been achieved by any film released in the UK.

Just thought you might like to know!
Once SF beats TB in the next few weeks, it will be the new official No.1 most successful Bond film of all time. Pretty impressive, given the series has been going 50 years.

Merry Christmas everyone!!! :cheers:
That's the most dickish merry Christmas on record :lol:

Can you get the attendance numbers sween?
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On tapatalk so I can do my weekend update
1. Hobbit $36 mil
2. Jack reacher $15 mil
3. This is 40 $12
4. Rise of the guardians $5.9 mil
5. Lincoln 5.6 mil

Lincoln is the real work horse in the group, hobbit is doing exactly what I thought spyfall would do down to the markets losing ground second weekend. Got to be a disappointment to MGM. Can it all really just be cause of December?
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Omega wrote:
The Sweeney wrote:Once SF beats TB in the next few weeks, it will be the new official No.1 most successful Bond film of all time. Pretty impressive, given the series has been going 50 years.

Merry Christmas everyone!!! :cheers:
That's the most dickish merry Christmas on record :lol:
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I read a bit of Bond on Bond in the library where Rog says (or his ghostwriter!) "some people did not Daniel Craig - I've never seen so much hate towards an actor". You ought to read what many on the the Bond forums say about you Roger!
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The Saint 007 wrote:
Omega wrote:
The Sweeney wrote:Once SF beats TB in the next few weeks, it will be the new official No.1 most successful Bond film of all time. Pretty impressive, given the series has been going 50 years.

Merry Christmas everyone!!! :cheers:
That's the most dickish merry Christmas on record :lol:
That's Ebenezer Sweeney for you. :lol:
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