If anyone in the movie bizz asked me to suggest a new Bond

[sc_rufctr]

Lewis Hamilton?

https://youtu.be/mR4uDqRzRUM?si=HEs4cX3SOQEFL7bc

[Eric 951]

They should do a retro-Bond. Have a movie set in the early 60's so there is more freedom with the story tropes--throw in a few "cutting edge" gadgets, some Bond girls and a cool car.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by varmint

Peter Dinklage,

Jordan Peterson,

Audrey Plaza

Outstanding!!

Caitlin Clark

Brian Cox

Edit: Dare I say....Philomina Cunk

And one throwaway:

Don Lemon

Originally Posted by A930Rocket

Besides the actors that did play 007, I have no idea who these people you are talking about.

Walks back into the cave….

Take those names and listen to my father's advice....

"Put it into the Google search field and hit enter"

[onewhippedpuppy]

I’ve preferred the grittier Bond characters. As of late he’s gotten too soft. The character is a spy, assassin, womanizer, and functional alcoholic. Sort of like a real life Archer.

[jcwade]

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

I would go with Chris Pine, Christian Bale or maybe Orlando Bloom. AI to help with a British accent if needed though Pine and Bale could pull one off with coaching I am sure.

Christian Bale would not need a whole lot of coaching, he is British. People forget that since his American accent is so good.
Just like Hugh Laurie, of House M.D. Watch him on "Blackadder" or "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" to experience his real accent as well as his comedy chops.

[HardDrive]

Originally Posted by varmint

Audrey Plaza

Wow, interesting thought. I bet she could pull it off. Cool, methodical, has a hidden dark side, mysterious….

[Tervuren]

Multi 21.

[matthewb0051]

Originally Posted by varmint

Peter Dinklage,

Jordan Peterson,

Audrey Plaza

Interesting and may I say, hot, suggestion.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by jcwade

Christian Bale would not need a whole lot of coaching, he is British. People forget that since his American accent is so good.
Just like Hugh Laurie, of House M.D. Watch him on "Blackadder" or "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" to experience his real accent as well as his comedy chops.

Thanks, yeah, I obviously never would have guessed he was British.

Watched Blackadder 30 years ago. Loved that show.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by varmint

Peter Dinklage,

Jordan Peterson,

Audrey Plaza

Aubrey

[john70t]

Originally Posted by matthewb0051

Interesting and may I say, hot, suggestion.

Uh. I think the comment was made in jest.

(per Wiki which randomized the timeline, as did I):
George Lazenby - nice guy reacting to bad situations, maybe too nice
Sean Connery - bratty little sh** you had to keep watch over at parties
Roger Moore - the name is dapper, very old dapper, i will be your waiter tonight and we have a fine selection of wine available
Pierce Brosnan - same
Timothy Dalton - a little more edgy and motivated, desperate eyes, not sexy to married women at all, getting closer to the center of the Venn Diagram
Daniel Craig - SSRI action jackson thug trying to find his roots and mommy

These I never hear about, nor care to:
Bob Holness
Michael Jayston
Barry Nelson
David Niven -action star, really?
Toby Stephens

[KNS]

^^
David Niven served in the British Army during WWII with a special reconnaissance unit so he's got some cred.

[varmint]

No, I’m serious.

Dinklage, the perfect bond. Just cgi stretch his ass.

Peterson, snappy dresser and an intellectual savage. Maybe next dr who.

Plaza, sexy murder eyes.

[WPOZZZ]

Kelly Reilley. As Beth Dutton, she drinks, smokes, fights, fcks and looks good dressed up. She also has the killer instinct.

[yellowperil]

Niven was in the movie Casino Royal, Fleming's best book. Niven played Sir James Bond

The book was great, that movie with Niven was dreadful, un
watchable. I saw it way back in the 60's and I cried. I'm sure Fleming cried too !

[john70t]

A 1960's movie can't be made today.

It can.
But there will be um 'problems'.
Authenticity mostly.

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by jcwade

Christian Bale would not need a whole lot of coaching, he is British. People forget that since his American accent is so good.
Just like Hugh Laurie, of House M.D. Watch him on "Blackadder" or "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" to experience his real accent as well as his comedy chops.

He would be great. His Batman movies were the last decent ones.

[berettafan]

Bale came to mind for me as well. One of my all time favorites. His work in The Fighter is epic.

[Steve Carlton]

Originally Posted by varmint

Peter Dinklage

He'd be good for a 002 prequel.