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[00 Brosnan]

Not surprised. I think we might have seen the last of the whole Quantum thing, at least for Bond 23.

Hopefully.

They could pull a Goldfinger and drop a standalone, unconnected Bond film in the midst of the Quantum stuff.

Seems appropriate. Goldfinger was Connery's third and this will be Craig's third.

I won't mind if Bond 23 has little to do with Quantum or Mr. White. It was nice having Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace establish some continuity, but I say leave it be now. For the 50th anniversary I say it's time we have a "regular" Bond film - one without a care for the previous movie's continuity. In other words, much like Goldfinger, as was mentioned. I don't want to stray too far from what is being done with the Craig films, but let's have an unrelated story and a gun barrel opening.

I'm totally off topic now. Time to stop the rambles!

I completely agree with the "Goldfinger premise."

[Quincy]

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[Quantumofsolace007]

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What?

[Miles Miservy]

Recently I found myslef on Jesper Chirstensen's website, there you have the chance tot alk to the man directly by email. He's a great guy and responces to your messages, I really liked his rather creepy portrayal of Mr White, and was excited to see what would become of the character following QOS. Thier are really so many different avenues to head down with him.
I don;t want to go into to many details but the general feel of what Jesper seemed to be saying, is that he won't be back as White, which is a massive shame, but this is really no decision of his.
it appears then that a decision has been made elsewhere not to continue with Jesper in the part, I'm not saying this is fact, and this info may be well off the mark. but its something to ponder.
Will the part be recast? Ralph Fiennes perhaps?
In the meantime check out Jesper's sute, its a great place to find a little more out about the actor
http://www.jesperchristensen.dk/

Mr. White is Daniel Craig's Blofeld. I'm sure we hadn't seen the last of him. When Bond walked right passed him at the opera, I wanted to yell at the screen , "Turn, stupid! The guy's right theere!!!" I agree that it's too bad he won't be back to reprise the role. He made a great, elusive heavy. But I'm sure someone else will fill the role and become 007's most fearsome nemesis. (If for no other reason, than to find out what happened to the $115m)