Writer's Block: Shaken, Not Stirred

[huskyteer]

Yeah, you knew this was coming.

Comments

[anonymous]

It's convinient for daily use, only if the price is reasonable.

[huskyteer]

Very true. But I would pay a pretty high price for him.

[st_crispins]

My favorite is Dalton too. I guess we're both weird. :)

[huskyteer]

No, we just have Taste :P

[ratphooey]

This.

How I wish we'd had Dalton's Bond with the script and director quality of the recent Casino Royale.

[huskyteer]

Yes! Not that Daniel Craig was bad, but he's really not my idea of Bond.

[ratphooey]

They were trying to make Dalton Roger Moore.

As if.

[huskyteer]

He actually pulled off the cello case stunt with a lot of class and charm. Which took some doing!

[howlin_wolf_66]

You have great taste! :-)

[huskyteer]

Likewise, sir!

[taurenova]

I think I've told you before that Timothy Dalton is pretty much my favourite too. For me it's because he feels a lot more dangerous than the others - not just physically but personality-wise.

(It used to rank Dalton, Brosnan, Connery, Moore, Lazenby. It's now more like Dalton, Craig&Brosnan=, Connery, Moore, Lazenby. A lot of my fondness for Craig is personal preference, though, as I know his Bond doesn't really fit the canon of movie!Bond very well and, to my shame, I've never managed to finish a Bond novel.)

[huskyteer]

My problem with Daniel Craig was all physical - I didn't think he looked the part, but he pulled off 'bastard with a vulnerable core' very well.

And yes, 'dangerous' is a good word for Tim. Dangerous Dalton!