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[Turn]

Some actors I think would be good Bond villains are Steve Buscemi, Kelsey Grammer, Christopher Lloyd, Elias Koteas, Vincent D'Onofrio, John Stamos, and Topher Grace.  Some are more likely than others, but all are good actors.

You are joking, right? Topher Grace couldn't menace the Rugrats. Kelsey Grammar has a cool voice. John Stamos has pretty hair and can play the drums. The only way they should be part of a Bond movie is if they pay for a ticket first.

[bebopfoot]

Of course I'm joking, I put the red herrings in on purpose just to see if anyone went for them.

Edited by bebopfoot, 16 December 2004 - 10:40 PM.

[weejay]

I hope that Blofled will come back...

[rdh007]

In fairness, there is one type of role Topher Grace could play:

[dr.doak]

That's very true, I wasn't even thinking about that but it is.

[Qwerty]

I hope that Blofled will come back...

Can't imagine the publicity that would get.

[weejay]

Villians of Bond 21 should be

Blofeld (as head villian) played by Patrick Stewart or Donald Sutherland
Max Zorin (as side-villian) played by Christopher Walken
Henchman played by Gary Busey
Henchman/Mad Scientist played by Kenneth Branagh

and we already have
Henchman played by Gunnar Sch

[Qwerty]

[quote name='weejay' date='26 December 2004 - 06:13']Villians of Bond 21 should be

Blofeld (as head villian) played by Patrick Stewart or Donald Sutherland
Max Zorin (as side-villian) played by Christopher Walken
Henchman played by Gary Busey
Henchman/Mad Scientist played by Kenneth Branagh

and we already have
Henchman played by Gunnar Sch

[weejay]

[quote name='Qwerty' date='26 December 2004 - 15:09'][quote name='weejay' date='26 December 2004 - 06:13']Villians of Bond 21 should be

Blofeld (as head villian) played by Patrick Stewart or Donald Sutherland
Max Zorin (as side-villian) played by Christopher Walken
Henchman played by Gary Busey
Henchman/Mad Scientist played by Kenneth Branagh

and we already have
Henchman played by Gunnar Sch

[Qwerty]

[quote name='weejay' date='26 December 2004 - 12:09'][quote name='Qwerty' date='26 December 2004 - 15:09'][quote name='weejay' date='26 December 2004 - 06:13']Villians of Bond 21 should be

Blofeld (as head villian) played by Patrick Stewart or Donald Sutherland
Max Zorin (as side-villian) played by Christopher Walken
Henchman played by Gary Busey
Henchman/Mad Scientist played by Kenneth Branagh

and we already have
Henchman played by Gunnar Sch

[rdh007]

Good point on Koskov. Why not have him return and be behind a new Smiert Spionam directive? Of course, he'd be working for someone else again, maybe the person behind it could be a mystery til Bond 22.

[Qwerty]

Good point on Koskov.  Why not have him return and be behind a new Smiert Spionam directive?  Of course, he'd be working for someone else again, maybe the person behind it could be a mystery til Bond 22.

He could return I guess. If they were looking on highlighting his return from the past of Bond, it might be a little more difficult, as he is one of the lesser known Bond characters I'd say.

[Jack Bauer]

Paul Bettany.



Scary lookin' dude.

[DavidSomerset]

Paul Bettany though is a good actor.

The best dudes to be Bond villians would be Jon Voight or Nick Nolte. Both would bore Bond by talking talking talking.... Like Nick did to us in Hulk.
Voight could have an anaconda which he sets on Bond. And he could persuade Angelina to be the Bond babe.

[Pussfeller]

Paul Bettany would be good, but I don't want any big names like Voight or Nolte.

For Bond 21 (which I'm hoping to be Casino Royale), I'd like le Chiffre to be played by Jean-Pierre Bacri or Jean Reno.

[Qwerty]

Paul Bettany.



Scary lookin' dude.

Indeed. He could make a good hench.

[Jack Bauer]

Exactly, he'd be great.

[Prav_007]

VINCENT CASSELS

This guy French, eh? Definelty good opposition for Bond. You may have seen this chap in Ocean's Twelve, as the ahhh French Guy. He has a good physical durability and decent acting. Great french accent. Also I would like to share the thought of mine when watching this guy I was considering him as a Bond candidate (must have been the flourine in my water). Anyways here some pics which can viewed.









You like le pictures?

[Gabe Vieira]

or

[Qwerty]

Jason Statham could be an interesting henchman.

[Bond_Bishop]

Yeah he would, Qwerty.

Hey Prave those pictures are really good. That guy could be a good villain or at least a henchman.

[Qwerty]

Yeah he would, Qwerty.

Hey Prave those pictures are really good. That guy could be a good villain or at least a henchman.

Indeed, I liked him in Cellular.

[The Dove]

I was watching the Die Hard trilogy last week and I thought either Alan Rickman or Jeremy Irons (Hans and Simon Gruber respectively) would be a great Bond villain for Bond 21.

[Xenia_Onatopp]

Goran Visnjic - Yeah,baby!

Now if Oded Fehr were to be a Bond villain, I'd have major girlie spasms while watching Bond and Oded interact.
http://home.ripway.com/2004-11/206654/Oded/Oded1103.jpg

[weejay]

I just thought of it...
The Swedish actor Mikael Persbrandt as a henchman

[vegasbond]

I vthink they should cast Kevin Spacey as a villian. He will do a good job.

[00-FAN008]

Bond villian possibles:

Jeff Goldblum (as Dr. Merriweather Snark!)
Sting
Bono as MacPhisto
Simon LeBon

[rubixcub]

I've been away too long.

Anyway, now that "Casino Royale" has been announced, the villain is presumably Le Chiffre. Reading the book, the only actor I envisioned who fit the physical description was 50-year-old Irish actor Brendan Gleeson, a friend of Brosnan's if I'm not mistaken, seen previously in "The Tailor of Panama", "A.I." (as Lord Johnson-Johnson who ran the Flesh Fair), "Gangs of New York", and "Cold Mountain" (great as Renee Zellweger's reformed father).

Before reading the book, I kept thinking that they could make one last stab at getting Anthony Hopkins to play the villain, offering him THE original Bond villain. After "Bad Company", it's hard to imagine him turning it down.

Dave

[00-FAN008]

I've been away too long.

Anyway, now that "Casino Royale" has been announced, the villain is presumably Le Chiffre.  Reading the book, the only actor I envisioned who fit the physical description was 50-year-old Irish actor Brendan Gleeson, a friend of Brosnan's if I'm not mistaken, seen previously in "The Tailor of Panama", "A.I." (as Lord Johnson-Johnson who ran the Flesh Fair), "Gangs of New York", and "Cold Mountain" (great as Renee Zellweger's reformed father).

Before reading the book, I kept thinking that they could make one last stab at getting Anthony Hopkins to play the villain, offering him THE original Bond villain.  After "Bad Company", it's hard to imagine him turning it down.

Dave

Yes! Brendan Gleeson! Of course! Not to mention, he was Frank in 28 Days Later. Great actor.

[Pussfeller]

If I had to cast Le Chiffre, I would pick the French actor Daniel Auteuil. He seems like he could play a good psychotic villain.