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I started reading Fleming in around '62 . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on July 15, 2019 at 16:41:58:
In the ninth grade. I read most twice and a couple four times. They have no right to upset the Bond Religion apple cart for the sake of politics.

I feel Craig would be the most pleasing to Fleming. Solitary and quiet is the real Bond but by FRWL he had become a wise cracking vaudevillian. The audience wanted it that way.

The opening sequence is what Bond films became. Craig's sequence in Casino Royale is beyond any female performer (and I don't want to watch Rousey do it).

Any thing can happen before the shooting starts. I'd like to see Ron Jeremy be a Bond. He'd be a scream.