Portrait of Robert Brown M in Ralph Fiennes M's Office
Just a fun Easter Egg, or an implication of something more?
shareJust a fun Easter Egg, or an implication of something more?
shareBond drove a DB5. Fun Easter egg? Or something more?
Virtually everything in the movie was fan service and should be taken with a grain of salt.
You're right, however the DB5 is a classic car that exist outside of the world of 20th Century Bond films, as far as I know there have been no high ranking officials in MI6 who look exactly like actor Robert Brown outside of the fictional Bond films of the 1980s.
shareIt didn’t make sense to me. The Craig films have no connection with the films from 1962 -2002. It’s a continuity error
shareThus the reason it makes no sense for him to keep saying “we have all the time in the world
shareYeah but Craig’s version of Bond is a new timeline so he can say it. But the portrait of Robert Brown didn’t make sense lol
share"We have all the time in the world" is Bond and Tracy's love theme. Tracy does not exist in this continuity and Bond was never married to her, so no it doesn't make sense.
shareThey borrowed elements from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. They borrowed the theme as Swann is basically Craig’s Tracy. But the Robert Brown portrait didn’t make sense
shareI thought it was Winston Churchill
shareAlternate universe version like Dench was
think of Bonds 1-20 as the 'Bond Prime'-verse (possible different universes with each change of 007 maybe) and Bonds 21-25 as the 'Craig-verse'
and i guess theres also the 'NeverSayNever-verse' and the 'CasinoRoyale67-verse'