Who should be the next James Bond?
Any suggestions?
shareI'd say, similar to how they usually go, somebody who isn't a megastar.
Daniel Craig had done a bunch of stuff, but was hardly an A-lister when he took the job. Connery and Lazenby were coming from basically no where. The most famous one was, I think, Moore from The Saint, but he was big on TV.
I'd say the best bet would be to find their 007 lurking in the corner somewhere.
My worst fears would be Richard Madden or literally anyone else that the media is pushing.
The likely and best outcome is that he will be a relatively unknown actor who will develop into the role. I just hope that they don't repeat the mistakes they made with the casting of Craig.
We need to get back to classic Bond - appearance - over 6 feet tall, brown hair. A charming, suave personality. The movies themselves need to feel like Bond again, more lighthearted, more gadgets.
shareBarbara Broccoli likes the Polish construction worker look I guess. I don't know any Polish construction workers who can unexpectedly get behind a naked woman in the shower and not end up in jail, but Broccoli's imagination is certainly not like that of a normal person.
shareI wonder what Cubby would think watching his idiot daughter and Michael Wilson f*ck up his amazing franchise.
shareMichael Fassbender
I'd like to see him in a retro 60s Bond. Some of his scene in X Men reminded me of that. If not, he would still be great.
I like that he is handsome but a bit wolfish at the same time.
Not Sure:
I have read a couple of the books. Bond is not described as being a pretty type of guy but rather as a rough, large, guy who is intimidating. I can't think of many actors like that.
He would be my choice. That First Class scene where he was hunting the Nazi's in the cafe gave off a total Bond vibe. However, as pointed out in this thread, the producers typically pick actors who aren't quite A-listers. The don't want the character of Bond to be overwhelmed by the star power of the actor playing him.
Fassbender is too 'big' for the role at this point I think.
Probably, but he be great.
Someone black and preferably female.
It's time.
Wheelchair bound too. Her backstory would be that she was injured in a previous mission, but she's still keen to serve Her Majesty. Q -- who is openly gay, can't let a letter like that go to waste -- would outfit 007's wheelchair with all sorts of high tech weaponry. Think mini-surface-to-air missiles, drones, stun gun's etc.
It's time.
Great idea. All it takes is some imagination and our movies, especially the Bonds, can be a lot more inclusive.
shareARMIE HAMMER.
HENRY GOLDING.
WINSTON DUKE.