Supervising sound editor Per Hallberg will be returning from 'Skyfall' to continue his award winning duties on Bond 24. Hallberd accepted the Academy Award alongside Karen Baker Landers for Best Achievement in Sound Editing for 'Skyfall'. It will be the 75th credit in a sound department for the Swede, who has been in the industry since 1971. Aside from 'Skyfall', his other big credits include 'Gladiator' (2000), 'Devil's Advocate' (1997), 'Braveheart' (1995) and 'Blade Runner' (1982).
Daniel Craig landed in Marrakesh, Morocco, on the weekend. The country is being lined up for location work on Bond 24, with 007 himself paying the region a visit. According to local press, filming may take place in the south of county and may double for a different real-world locale. Over the decades, the region has been used by films such as 'Lawrence of Arabia', 'Cleopatra', 'Kingdom of Heaven', 'Alexander the Great', 'Gladiator' and 'Troy'. Back in 1987, 'The Living Daylights' filmed there as a double for Afghanistan. Of all the countries scouted earlier in the year, the least is known about how Morocco will be used.
English actress Joanne Froggat, who was first linked to Bond 24 back in April, was very coy in a new interview about her prospects on the film. When the Downton Abbey star was asked if she had screentested for a role, she replied: "I can't comment really on that one. Who wouldn't like to be a Bond girl? I am not the Bond girl type. I would probably be more a Q or an M...we'll see. I don't know."
As the start of principal photography on December 6th is fast approaching, casting is in full swing. The avalanche of press speculation and media buzz surrounding the new members of the Bond series is set to snowball in the coming weeks.
Spandau Belly wrote:"You certainly made it a good friday, James."
"You've yet to witness my resurrection."
Alex Ritman wrote:Disney couldn’t be reached to confirm whether the film in question would be Star Wars VIII, to be written and directed by Rian Johnson, or one of the spinoffs, but another source later confirmed that it would be the first spinoff movie. The first stand-alone film, to be directed by Gareth Edwards, is due for release Dec. 16, 2016, so it would likely be shot in 2015.
A source revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that, following Star Wars: The Force Awakens wrapping, the latest James Bond movie would be moving into the same studio space.
Spandau Belly wrote:And I guess they're waiting until later to pick/announce a singer for the theme song. My money is still on Lana Del Rey.
Daniel Craig wrote:The truth of it is that I always had this plan in my head is that we got to make them and begin them again and bring all that back in, but it had to happen the way it did. I can't see it happening any other way. We had to destroy the myth because Mike Myers fucked us - I am a huge Mike Myers fan, so don't get me wrong - but he kind of fucked us; made it impossible to do the gags. What I am proudest of in Skyfall is the lightness of touch we've been able to bring to back into it but not lose the drama and the action.
Spandau Belly wrote:Her new album is fucking stellar. I'm pretty sure they'll offer her the gig.
I wanted David Bowie to play a Bond villain and I can't decide whether it would be weird for Bowie to appear as the villain in the film and also sing the theme song or if it would be weird for Bowie to be in the film and not sing the theme song. It's not going to happen either way, so I guess it doesn't matter.
caruso_stalker217 wrote:I'd love to see a Bowie Bond baddie....with Goblin King cod bulge.
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Alex Ritman wrote:Emails released during a recent hack on Sony Pictures have revealed that the upcoming 24th James Bond film Spectre could cost more than $300 million and that MGM Studios have been looking to trim costs. Sony will be distributing the film.
According to documents seen by CNN, MGM president Jonathan Glickman sent an internal memo in November stating that the budget for the film “sits in the mid $300Ms,” significantly higher than that of Skyfall, estimated to have cost $210 million before tax breaks.
Spandau Belly wrote:I'll also say that I agree with that talkbacker (sportwarrior) who says that the notes and suggestions from the execs all sound really good. I know we have this negative perception that studio suits just want to make the most pandering tacky thing possible, but all those notes in that article seem to suggest they're interested in better defining the characters' motivations and trying to connect points into a story instead of just a series of action sequences.
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Moriarty wrote:It seems appropriate that Matthew Vaughn and Guy Ritchie began their film careers working together, and that they each seem to have helped define the British film industry now for sixteen years, because this year, both have decided to take on the most British of all British subjects… James Bond.
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