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You seem constantly exasperated by almost everyone on here...your surname isn't Fawlty is it?

I Think We Get Bond 23 Earlier Than Anticipated
#91
Posted 26 June 2009 - 10:14 AM
#92
Posted 26 June 2009 - 11:17 AM
Kevin MacDonald (The last king of scotland, State of play).Perhaps the more challenging question is this: who is the director? The only name we've heard thrown about is Tony Gilroy, and that was ages ago.
He's, in my opinion, one of the very best to direct Bond 23.
Just watch State of Play and you'll see what I mean.
#93
Posted 26 June 2009 - 11:24 AM
Kevin also has a working relationship with Peter Morgan. So here is hopping.Kevin MacDonald (The last king of scotland, State of play).Perhaps the more challenging question is this: who is the director? The only name we've heard thrown about is Tony Gilroy, and that was ages ago.
He's, in my opinion, one of the very best to direct Bond 23.
Just watch State of Play and you'll see what I mean.
#94
Posted 26 June 2009 - 11:25 AM
No, no; you misunderstand. Someone said the director had already been chosen; I was wondering who since such a big decision hasn't been reported.Kevin MacDonald (The last king of scotland, State of play).Perhaps the more challenging question is this: who is the director? The only name we've heard thrown about is Tony Gilroy, and that was ages ago.
He's, in my opinion, one of the very best to direct Bond 23.
Just watch State of Play and you'll see what I mean.
#95
Posted 26 June 2009 - 12:10 PM
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
If a director has been chosen, then we'll get Bond 23 in late 2010...I imagine we get an announcement before the end of August.
#96
Posted 26 June 2009 - 12:31 PM
Even if filming finishes in 2010 - it would be a wise choice for post production to last until May - 5 months of editing, dubbing, sound effects, digital effects, colour grading, composition, the title song etc...
The important thing is to keep the date constant, in order to migitate studio interference.
Edited by The Shark, 26 June 2009 - 12:32 PM.
#97
Posted 26 June 2009 - 12:50 PM
Steady... Let's not let the truth get in the way of aZorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
If a director has been chosen, then we'll get Bond 23 in late 2010...I imagine we get an announcement before the end of August.
"Chosen" is perhaps the wrong word. Let's go with "earmarked".
#98
Posted 26 June 2009 - 01:07 PM
#99
Posted 26 June 2009 - 01:17 PM
So, Eon are currently in negotiations with his agent, then?
???
#100
Posted 26 June 2009 - 03:35 PM
Who is on that list well that's classified i could tell you but then I'd have to kill you.
#101
Posted 26 June 2009 - 03:39 PM
Zorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
If a director has been chosen, then we'll get Bond 23 in late 2010...I imagine we get an announcement before the end of August.
Even if Zorin doesn't have connections to EON, Zorin certainly has a much stronger understanding of the industry than most of us here. Probably can infer things much better than the likes of us.
#102
Posted 27 June 2009 - 03:52 AM
Even if Zorin doesn't have connections to EON, Zorin certainly has a much stronger understanding of the industry than most of us here. Probably can infer things much better than the likes of us.
It would make sense for everyone else to calm down, step back, stop posting, and let us just watch Zorin in action.
#103
Posted 27 June 2009 - 06:24 AM
Even if Zorin doesn't have connections to EON, Zorin certainly has a much stronger understanding of the industry than most of us here. Probably can infer things much better than the likes of us.
It would make sense for everyone else to calm down, step back, stop posting, and let us just watch Zorin in action.
Ah man that was a laugh. For some reason I have mental images of a crappy 1970s TV show.
#104
Posted 27 June 2009 - 11:47 AM
Kevin MacDonald for director! Etc.
http://www.allocine....a=18898970.html
A very good english director (The last king of Scotland, State of play), with a twist.
Acording to me, he's top-qualified.
#105
Posted 27 June 2009 - 12:53 PM
I don't recall seeing any other films getting coverage on the national news just for starting shooting as we did for QOS.
Bond 23 is an event not just a film.
So sit back and let the excitment grow.
#106
Posted 27 June 2009 - 02:44 PM
I will be casting from Tuesday. Open auditions for MONEYPENNY at my local gym...bring your CV's and sandwiches.Even if Zorin doesn't have connections to EON, Zorin certainly has a much stronger understanding of the industry than most of us here. Probably can infer things much better than the likes of us.
It would make sense for everyone else to calm down, step back, stop posting, and let us just watch Zorin in action.
#107
Posted 27 June 2009 - 03:13 PM
???? Who told you that ???Zorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)
#108
Posted 28 June 2009 - 01:45 AM
I'm just inclined to question the so-called selection of a director when we haven't heard boo out of EON. We don't even know who is rumoured for the job. I just suspect it's someone taking Zorin's quotes out of context to convince themselves that we'll be getting BOND 23 earlier than the producers say because that someone is impatient.Zorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
If a director has been chosen, then we'll get Bond 23 in late 2010...I imagine we get an announcement before the end of August.
#109
Posted 28 June 2009 - 02:25 AM
See i'm impatient but i'm smart. I have a feeling the producers aren't clinging to november like some bilical relic. Far from it i think with bond 23 they may wanna try and break the mold and give a sping possibly summer release (which I for one would love) and with Neal Purvis Robert Wade and Peter Morgan writing the film i for see this as being possible they have the right writers as far as i'm concerned now we need the right direcrtor cast and title (i'm thinking for a summer release the hildebrand rarityI'm just inclined to question the so-called selection of a director when we haven't heard boo out of EON. We don't even know who is rumoured for the job. I just suspect it's someone taking Zorin's quotes out of context to convince themselves that we'll be getting BOND 23 earlier than the producers say because that someone is impatient.Zorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
If a director has been chosen, then we'll get Bond 23 in late 2010...I imagine we get an announcement before the end of August.

Like i said i've said it before and i'll say it again if someone put a gun to my head and say predict the release date of bond 23 i'd say between november 2010 and may 2011. If i'm wrong i'm wrong. But they were trying to do may 2008 last time around so I'm not jsut wildly guessing.
#110
Posted 28 June 2009 - 03:37 AM
I'm just inclined to question the so-called selection of a director when we haven't heard boo out of EON. We don't even know who is rumoured for the job...Zorin Industries wrote that a director has already been chosen.
Being relatively unbiased, I actually have a good feeling that he's not making this up.
Zorin seems to have some connection into Eon whereas Tightpants does not (in my opinion)...so, i'm inclined to believe in Zorin.
Hey Tighty, was Marc Forster's name being 'rumoured' a week or a month or a couple of months prior to his announcement?
Hint: It's a rhetorical question.
We all know that Eon has a history of making surprising selections and surprise announcements.
#111
Posted 28 June 2009 - 04:09 AM
My point is that talking up the idea of an early release is stupid. You're only going to convince yourself that it's true when it plainly isn't, and then you're going to whinge about it when the film comes out in 2011. And all the rest of us are going to have to put up with your complaints when all the producers did was exactly what they told us they'd do. You'll drive half of us insane and the other half away because we don't want to hear it.
#112
Posted 28 June 2009 - 04:57 PM
#113
Posted 28 June 2009 - 05:07 PM
And if it does? is there some law that states bond has to be released in november?I'm sorry but I still cant help myself from laughing when I'm reading people thinking that Bond 23 will get a summer 2011 release date. It's not going to happen imo.
#114
Posted 28 June 2009 - 05:23 PM
#115
Posted 28 June 2009 - 06:27 PM
No of course there isn't. If it does come out in the summer then it comes out in the summer but I have expressed my reasons many times before as to why I think Bond 23 will not be released in the summer of 2011. Here's a question, why should Bond 23 be released in the summer other than the fact of being released in a different season for the sake of it?
Well, in all fairness, Quantum of Solace was going to be released in May 2008, but it was pushed back. Now, Bond 23 could very well have a summer 2011 release date. Granted, November 2011 is a more realistic choice, but a few fans here would love a summer Bond movie again.

#116
Posted 28 June 2009 - 07:04 PM
and on title
I mean who deosnt' weant to see the hildebrand rarity out in Summer (possibly May) 2011

#117
Posted 28 June 2009 - 07:58 PM
I mean who deosnt' weant to see the hildebrand rarity out in Summer (possibly May) 2011
I don't. A summer release will, most likely, put the Bond films back down the track that led to the six year hiatus following LTK. There's too much competition in the summer, and the box office will suffer as a result. It can still be a successful film, to be sure, but if it doesn't take in as much as QOS, then it'll be known as a disappointment and the media, especially the American media, will turn on Daniel Craig and place the blame squarely on his feet (just as they did with Dalton following LTK).
I'd prefer that EON play it safe and stick to the Fall release dates. There's virtually no risk of failure there, so why take a risk when it's completely unnecessary?
#118
Posted 29 June 2009 - 02:33 AM
Mharkin we agree on that
and on title
I mean who deosnt' weant to see the hildebrand rarity out in Summer (possibly May) 2011
I don't. Hildebrand is bottom of the big three Fleming titles left. My order, personally, is POAL > Risico > Hildebrand. And more importantly than that, Summer is a huge season. This year Summer is abysmal. But look at the things planned for 2011 and projects that absolutely will be in 2011 unless something goes beyond mondo wrong. Yes I just said mondo. Get over it. A Summer release, particularly in 2011, would SLAUGHTER Bond. Oh yes, yes, it'll be a financial success. Even the "flop" of LTK was a financial success. But compare the returns of the last two films alone as opposed to any other. Even adjusting for inflation, Royale and Solace are the two highest grossing Bond films in the history of Bond films to date. Not all of that money comes from new fans and diehard fans such as us. A lot of members of the casual audience would see another action-full trailer and decide they've had their fill of explosions for the summer. November has much less competition and thus has the potential to draw in people who might otherwise get bored with action. Nov/Dec has not yet failed EON. There is no cause to change. It's a simple matter of it works and when it works, you stick with it and quit while you're ahead.
#119
Posted 29 June 2009 - 02:36 AM
Mharkin we agree on that
and on title
I mean who deosnt' weant to see the hildebrand rarity out in Summer (possibly May) 2011
I don't. Hildebrand is bottom of the big three Fleming titles left. My order, personally, is POAL > Risico > Hildebrand.
Agreed. THE HILDEBRAND RARITY is a terrible title for a film, which is the one thing that it has in common with the remaining Fleming titles. None of them are any good as film titles, and I hope that EON goes ahead and comes up with an original title for BOND 23 instead of using one of these lackluster titles simply to have a Fleming title attached to the film.
#120
Posted 29 June 2009 - 02:37 AM
Mharkin we agree on that
and on title
I mean who deosnt' weant to see the hildebrand rarity out in Summer (possibly May) 2011
I don't. Hildebrand is bottom of the big three Fleming titles left. My order, personally, is POAL > Risico > Hildebrand.
Agreed. THE HILDEBRAND RARITY is a terrible title for a film, which is the one thing that it has in common with the remaining Fleming titles. None of them are any good as film titles, and I hope that EON goes ahead and comes up with an original title for BOND 23 instead of using one of these lackluster titles simply to have a Fleming title attached to the film.
Property of a Lady wouldn't be bad for a romance or a romcom or something. But for action/Bond, it's a bit eh.