I wouldn't want someone like Clive to get stuck in a role like Bond and not have much time to do more diverse projects. I had been hoping for Clive Owen, but I'm glad in a way they went with a relative unknown. I still don't see any real validity to his being dumped (it was the script to the last film that stunk, not him), but whatever.Īnyway I'm happy with the choice so far and just hoping the script doesn't blow. If they had done that it would've been dumb, because I didn't think Pierce was too old to do one more film. In fact I'm glad they didn't just go with a young Brosnan clone. The fact that he's blond doesn't matter at all to me. No 2 From Russia With Love 3 Goldfinger 4. One minor quibble: the funny looking ears But who cares. James Bond - 50th Anniversary Collection (Blu-ray) (Blu-ray is niet afspeelbaar in normale DVD-spelers) 1 Dr. I haven't seen many of his films, but I thought he was very sexy in both Tomb Raider and Layer Cake. I don't know about other females, but I'm sold on Daniel Craig as Bond. Great actor, beautiful British accent, and quite handsome (especially those piercing blue eyes.the still pics don't do him justice). Plus, based solely on looks, this franchise trotted out a past-his-prime Roger Moore at least a couple of times right.īut, yes, as others have commented none of it matters (at least to me) if they continue to make the same types of films as the last couple of Bond entries. And is there really that great a gulf between Craig's looks and the younger version of Sean Connery, to me they seem at least in the same ballpark. He might not be a pretty boy or entirely classically handsome but sex appeal he's got - they sure seem to like him quite a bit. Now this is about as far as you can get from being a scientific poll, but, based on feedback from women I know who've seen him in "Layer Cake", the consensus seems to be that Daniel Craig is hardly lacking when it comes to sex appeal. He's not ugly persay, but he's far from what I think the public will envision as a Bond,This being the most recent, I see that a number of my fellow DVDTalkers have expressed doubt if Daniel Craig has the looks to pull things off in the role of Bond. "But I'm not going to complain about that, it's a very privileged place to be.Hasn't anyone noticed that the guy isn't very good looking? Tough to buy him as Bond (known for his killer looks and charm) if he's not very attractive. There's always someone who has a DVD that they want signing. "It was a different scale to anything I'd done before in terms of just the general public being aware of you. But there is that bit (as the Doctor) where you lose your anonymity, certainly. The 51-year-old actor – who played the Tenth Doctor between 20 and is set to reprise the role for the sci-fi show's 60th anniversary next year – thinks that playing 007 would have drastically altered his level of fame.ĭavid said: "I think it's a bit of a game changer. I think it was a long list and I don't think I was ever near the top of it, but apparently so." "I suppose he meant Daniel Craig, because before that I'd have been a child. "I went, 'What time?' He went, 'The last time.' Quizzed on whether he had been in the running to play the iconic spy, David told Acting for Others Presents podcast: "No, I never believed I had until I worked with a director recently who had worked with the Broccolis, who said, 'Yeah, you were on the list that time.' The former 'Doctor Who' star has discovered that he was on the shortlist to take on the role of 007 before Daniel Craig landed the role in 2005 after being told of the news by a friend of Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G.
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