Christopher Nolan's Favourite Bond
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0:00 - Intro
1:17 - My 2nd favourite scene
6:00 - Ian Fleming on Bonds dirty life
8:03 - Daltons acting prowess
10:25 - My favourite Dalton/Bond scene
15:16 - Dalton outtro - Zábava
He wasn't dark and brooding. I think he was simply dedicated and committed to playing the part seriously. I think he exuded professionalism.
You don´t think he was dark and brooding...? I don´t think you can find a Bond any darker than the Bond from Licence to kill.
Dalton is an amazing Bond. The intensity he brings to the role is exceptional
If only we had more Dalton Bond movies to savor.
I deeply appreciate the powers of observation that Dalton's Bond displays in both films. Examples include noticing Felix's fallen tuxedo flower in Milton Krest's facility, in LTK. Also in said film: him assessing his situation at lightning speed when realizing that Sanchez unwittingly saved him the night before from the Hong Kong narcotics team. That is not too much on display in modern Bond films.
Dalton feels like the smartest Bond. Connery and Moore had photographic memories and knew everything but it felt forced narratively to demonstrate Bond's knowledge.
W/Dalton his smarts more naturally service of the story, and suspenseful in the unpredictability(due to the pace he has to make decisions).
Through the performance alone Dalton feels perfectly believable no matter what gun he's holding, when he's gotta fly a plane, even doing wheelies w/A tanker truck. He's always completely believable.
The first time I saw The Living Daylights I wasn't sure what to make of Timothy Dalton. I grew up watching Roger moore, and missed the wink and a nod of his Bond. Upon the 2nd viewing, however, I fell in love with Dalton's interpretation of James Bond. At that point I got it. This was Ian Fleming's Bond. The, "Real," Bond. License To Kill, for me, was the better movie, with an even more ruthless Bond. A Bond who is burned out, sick of the job, but keeps doing it because there isn't anyone as good as him to take his place and his loyalty to Queen (now King) and Country was greater than his loyalty to himself. The two scenes listed here are among my all time favorites, too. But I'd add another. When Bond fails to kill Kara when she was the sniper in the window, and he tells Saunders, "Stuff my orders," and all of the following dialogue ("If they fire me I'll thank them.") and expressions from Dalton - it's simply brilliant. Those three scenes, to me, made Dalton the all time greatest Bond. The only Bond that really followed what was on the page in Ian Fleming's novels. Dalton was brilliant, and it just kills me that he never got that third Bond movie.
Great reflection of Dalton's Bond portrayal. Agree with your analysis of his expression after the death of Saunders, living in a world of both rage and sadness. The ending quote was spot on!
Timothy Dalton in the Living Daylights is outstanding in every way ! My favorite after the Sean Connery ones. I subscribed right away, hit the bell, and like links. Be safe and take care !
My favorite Bond as well. Dalton brought an authentic intensity and excitement to the role.
I was ready for a more serious Bond when Dalton was introduced as the next 007. I loved his two films, I was disappointed that he didn't return. I liked Connery and Moore but those were my Dad's Bonds...at 16, Timothy was my Bond. It's about time he is getting the kudos he deserves.
Spot on, and brilliant analysis. I agree with Nolan, OHMSS is a fantastic movie, and Dalton (with Connery) was a superlative 007.
OHMSS is a VERY good movie. Do not discredit the solo Bond performance. Dalton is also an incredible Bond. He was not appreciated during his day but most Bond fans today hold his movies in very high regard.
He was cold calculating , and a bit sinister. That’s what bond should be.
That is the best close up ever in a bond film. I agree
I think Timothy Dalton has a natural menace and presence of cold cruelty and anger, I LOVED him in Hot Fuzz and think he brings an element of Villainy into any role
Dalton I think is the only actor out of all of them who already had an established career BEFORE he was bond. Like he had more than one role that he was known before he did bond. The others as good as they were had roles before doing bond but it was bond that was a career defining role for them, that wasn’t the case for dalton. To him bond was just another role to add to his resume
Dalton, my absolute favourite 🤩
Still my favourite Bond.
imagine if dalton had done a third bond!
A very, very good video. I'm embarrassed to admit that in all these years I never picked up on some of those subtle facial reactions in this film. Fantastic stuff.
Chris Nolan is my favorite director and I’ve always liked Timothy Dalton’s performance as Bond the most.. just cool to know we feel the same way.
Had Fleming have lived to see all 6, I'm certain he would have said Timothy was exactly who I wrote in everyway and would have been his favourite actor of them all.
No wonder. Timothy Dalton is in all his movies and stage
roles on of the best actors, embodying a role with micro expression brillance like a chamaleon and never plays like 90% of all other modern actors. his speech and Declamation skills and virtuosity are 100% on point till in breath intonation, pauses and voice color like greatest Operasinger does.
We seldom see anymore on screen great classical artists like Dalton who thrilled the audience with their enormous talents, charm, wit, class and sophistication. Nowadays we see nothing but eye candy, muscular six pack abs individuals who lack acting abilities but called themselves artists.
I am so glad i found this video. Timothy Dalton is my favorite too.
You are spot on about his facial expressions. Among all the actors who have played Bond, i always get the sense that he does the best 'acting'. I couldn't explain it properly. But now i have a video that does that.
You can probably make everything work by pure charm and charisma as James Bond. Say someone like Adam West when he played Bruce Wayne.
That's probably why he's unnoticed in the Bond fan community. I love his performance. The fact that both of his films while not perfect are really really good.
And you get the vibe that he should have been the villain. While playing the hero he can be so menacing.
Thank you for pointing out that his Bond is so good in his job. I didn't really think about this. You pointed out Living Daylights. In Licence to Kill, he infiltrates the villain's organization and creates seeds of suspicion. Making them kill each other.
I just love his Bond.
I agree with all that was said in this. My introduction to Bond was via the books before seeing the Connery films, which I thought were okay, but Bond in those was different, it wasn't until I saw Timothy Dalton's Bond I again met the Bond from the books, not the playboy Bond or womaniser Bond of the earlier films, he cared about the women he met and took his job seriously, all that he had experienced weighed heavily upon him.
Fantastic video bro.
Really enjoyed this.
Timothy Dalton has always been my favorite bond, his acting, you could really belive that Dalton is bond, his looks everything about him, probably the biggest let down of all the bond movies is that Dalton only did the two, I really believe that if Dalton did 5 bond movies up to goldeneye, he would have been the best bond ever.
TLD and LTK are among the best of all the bond movies, due to Dalton.
Thanks Lee, totally agree. I'm very impressed with the work Dalton did, he only had 2 bites of the cherry but I feel like I got more sense of an appreciation for the character off of him than Brosnan.
Dalton wanted to do ' A trilogy' of Bond movies. The third was to be named; 'Property of a lady'
Dalton in TLD is by far the best character study of the Bond character in any of the movies. I find the relationship with Kara to be the only believable one of any Bond film (yes that includes Casino Royale which I personally find quite forced). You can actually see Dalton emotionally changing throughout the film as Kara's kinder nature starts to rub off on him.
I remember seeing it properly ages and thinking, this. This is how Bond should have been portrayed after OHMSS
I grant you that close-up of Dalton is very powerful and the only one that compares to Craig's in the Casino Royale torture scene, but according to the commentary track, it was second unit director Arthur Wooster that shot that scene. It seems so much different in its framing and moody, yet naturalistic lighting, compared to other scenes in the film, as Glenn tended to shot everything in medium and mastershots. He was never that bold in his directing, but another rare close-up of Dalton is in Licence to Kill when he finds out from Pam, that he's further complicated matters by going on a personal vendetta. The stark realization on his face is so clear, that there was no need to further pad out the scene of Bond making some kind of dramatic, intimate speech... You just feel what he's thinking. Dalton was (and is) such a great internal actor, that it's a shame that Glen didn't take more advantage of how expressive he is.
Nolan love Tim's Bond so much he based some of the scenes in his Batman movies of Tim's Bond movies. Difference is, even if they say Tim's got less charm than other Bonds, he's still charming. Actually, romantic I would say. And intense. Batman never gave me that vibe...Dalton's Bond can smile and be happy, like most of his scenes with Kara. Batman doesn't. No smiling when its serious, huh? I supposed its fitting...
That was brilliant, sir! Thank you for your analysis here! Timothy Dalton's Bond will always be my Bond. His portrayal in The Living Daylights & License To Kill was a refreshing take on the 80s tough guy action hero trope. Dalton's Bond was always in control, even when he was angry. Dalton made Bond dangerous again.
Dalton rules.
Considering the Nolan Batman movies borrow scenes from Living Daylights and Licence to Kill, this is not a surprise
Rewatch Dalton as Bond, you may reconsider who, now, Dalton may be the best Bond.
This was my favorite Bond film growing up.
Mr Dalton was as good as bond as he could be. He was fantastic. Great waste he didn't perform the character more.
Wow, what a great video and ode to Timothy Dalton's Bond. Thank you.
You are welcome!
I love Timmy D. so much :)))) I play the TLD soundtrack in my car very often, it's beautiful and transports me to the movie.
Dalton was a great Bond. A lot of the books, some Connery, a little of Moore.
I call him T-Dalt. After a scene in the movie called “I Love You man” a hilarious comedy.
Wow, Dalton has always been my favorite Bond even before I was made aware of the fact Nolan and I shared the same Bond favorite. I always want my Bond to look like he could kill someone, and I saw this on the Dalton era.
Here's to a Nolan-directed Bond film in the future 🍸
As much as I love him, it wouldn’t be a bond film but rather a Nolan film like audiences are gonna watch it because it’s of the director instead of the actor like how it’s been all these years
I personally prefer dalton over moore. Dalton brought the seriousness and intensity that Moore was missing.
It was such a shame that Timothy Dalton disappeared for years after Bond. Resurfacing beautifully slimely for Hot Fuzz and his brilliant fuming Rasillion in Tennant's Doctor Who, "Gallifrey Rises!!".
He was great in the ''Penny Dreadful'' tv show too
Dalton is my favourite Bond…
excellent video. Dalton has been my favourite Bond ever since I saw Licence to Kill in the cinemas. I was 12 years old at the time. Still remains my favourite Bond-film, with The Living Daylights as a close second.
He is the closest thing to the Fleming novels there has ever been
Timothy Dalton was way underrated, and much better than Connery and Craig.
Dalton was excellent. Both his are in my top 3
Dalton was Craig before Craig
Nope he was just dalton Craig only continued what dalton started
Yes! I love that Dalton is his favorite! I think he was magnificent and close to the character from the book. I just think that the film he was doing at the time let him down a bit. Imagine if Dalton had done something on the level of Casino Royale, for example.
I always thought that Dalton was hard done by, with his shortened Bond career.
I forgot to mention that I went to see Mr Dalton and Vanessa Redgrave in the Touch of the poet at the young Vic. About 1988 or so. Incredible. I could feel the actor's breath on me. I've been fortunate.
Amen on Dalton.
Quality of old Bond scripts is not comparable with scripts of today's.
Really excellent video!!! Cheers for this! And to the point!
Dalton is the best Bond. People just didn't get it, is why they prefer the Brosnan's and the Craig's versions, both of which are all made for the stupid people of the world who don't understand, who prefer to munch on popcorn while they waste 2 hours being "entertained" rather than be informed or have to be force to think! LMAO and that's the truth.
"WHO'RE YOU WORKING FOR??!!" (see what I did there, Who're LMAO), came straight from the OTHER J.B., as in Jack Bauer of the stupid show 24, of course!!!!! People don't want to think, they want Bond to represent themselves, clueless and bungling but gets all the fun and all the action and women who throw themselves at him, supposedly. LMAO That's why Craig's Bond fails on ALL COUNTS, it's amazing how LAZY Sam Mendes was in his rip off of the French New Wave and Truffaut, it's ridiculous how the imitation of the supposed love lost sentimental B.S. Mendes tried to infuse into Craig's Bond ended up with Bond dying in the final instalment (yes we know Mendes didn't direct it, but he almost did).
Brosnan was just a caricature joke, purely done for box office money, not to represent the novel realism, even Roger Moore started out as intense and in your face, and even that had to be changed because the producers felt that they didn't want anybody using that to represent the British Man in general as a stereotype gruesome animal with no humanity, you see? is why they went the comic comedy way, after all, it was also the time of Monty Python and Peter Sellars when Moore was trying his bit, and Brits wanted to distance itself and its men from the historical brutes of war and Imperialism but rather a jovial gentleman with a sense of humour and decency.
How strange the world works, eh?
A bond with blood and flesh, true feelings, yet handsome. Love Timothy and Maryam’s act
Moore has always been my favourite Bond but Dalton has always been underated .
He's a wonderful and great Actor !I saw other Movies of him .He's one of the Best Bonds with Moore.
Never seen the One with Hopkins .
2 good Welshmen in this first bond clip! 🏴 And one more with Anthony Hopkins!
I enjoyed what you did in this video. Well done! Delving into the complex and dark character of James Bond with all its nuances is a hard thing to do. Explaining why an actor’s performance of such a dark character is so superb is harder still.
Dalton and OHMSS-Fan? Very sympathetic.
What an amazing video, thank you, sir.
A no nonsense man the best bond of all.He was supposed to act the first three bond movies of the 80's to replace Roger but refused he wasn't sure how the movie industry would have turned out at the time.He would have acted it real bad(good)far better than Sir Roger.
Dalton was most excellent in TLD, a vastly superior film to that of GoldenEye. However, I felt Licence to Kill let him down badly with its scaled back production costs and location change from China to Mexico. What I wouldn't have given to see Dalton's Bond jump the Great Wall of China on a motorbike, one of the planned stunts for the original movie.
Vastly superior? Eh I mean at least until the last 15 minutes
Not even close, TLD is average whereas Goldeneye is one of the best in the franchise
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I've always thought "GoldenEye", too, is average; I myself prefer TLD, it has a better flair and feels much more like classic Bond.
@@lukasnummer1well thats your opinion, but most people including myself will very much disagree with that
When I see the waiters mouth move but no dialogue audible it always reminds me of the WorkPrint version of the movie where the waiter says “I’ll get a stretcher” & Bond replies “Better make that two” suggesting that Saunders was cut in half. For the theatrical release they decided to leave it to the imagination & used the “Better make that two” line for the pre title sequence. The WP also shows that they toned down how abrupt Bond was with Saunders during the Koskov defection scene. A couple of words were also changed Bond calls Koskov “General” in the the movie, but calls him “Georgi” in the WP. Also they changed him telling Saunders to meet him at the “bridge” to meet him at the “border” which happens to be on a bridge. I do however wish they had left scene between M & Bond as it was in the WP. After Bond says “it was a split second decision, it was instinct”, M replies “Or accidie?” & Bond says “revulsion with one’s occupation”. It actually sums Bond up pretty well & the extended scene was wonderful, sadly the went for the shorter version which just goes to recalling 008 etc.
Dalton has always been my favourite Bond & the greatest shame of the franchise is that he only did the two movies.
I thought you were joking but I just saw the workprint version! damnnnnn...
I can't believe they had Dalton say that after Saunders got cut in half, that would've been WAY too dark. 😄
Thanks for that.
@@seanmbrosnan no problem. I would love to see the whole WP version if a full version exists or ever existed. The sniper scene is strange without music & the abrupt “better” when Bond activates Saunders night vision shows his frustration at this guy he doesn’t really want to work with before of course Saunders winning him over just before his death.
There is also a very small clip from the Licence to Kill WP where Bond calls Lupe a “lying slut” on the Wavekrest. There is also a wonderful sinister laugh just after the “compliments of Sharky” killing.
Both WPs use music from old Bond movies, the LTK one uses mainly AVTAK whereas the LD one uses that plus music from Goldfinger. It would be great if they included the workprints on the 40th anniversary Blu rays in 2027 & 2029 respectively. They sadly won’t of course.
Where does one get to view these work print versions? The sound very illuminating into the creative development of their respective films.
9:25 - I never clicked til now - Thanks for that.
dalton es el mejor bond imcomprendido en su tiempo por ser su interpretacion oscuro serio y violento la gente estaba acostumbrada a roger more por que era comico ahora A la gente le gusta daniel craig por ser violento igual que dalton el mejor bond que pena que solo hizo dos peliculAs
Christopher nolan should be Bond next. I like timothy dalton best. Most intelligent Bond
Is also one of my favourite 007 films.
That close-up? Benson nailed it, I believe, when he wrote that Bond doesn't know if he can trust Kara, did she have a hand in what just happened? He already didn't trust Koskov, but Kara was an unproven quantity who hadn't given him reason not to trust her, until maybe now. And he's just had the Whittaker dot connected to the Koskov dot. Meanwhile, another agent is dead in front of him and all he knows is Koskov is pointing the finger at Pushkin, even although he already has major doubts about Koskov.
With all of that going through his head, it's not hard to understand why his primary emotion isn't clear.
Thx for an excellent video. I knew immediately that Dalton was going to be the best to portray Bond. It had been long overdue to move on from the comic bufoonery of Roger Moore, whose act had worn thin. Just wish the producers had stuck with Dalton, but alas not to be. We have 2 films to treasure the memory of the Bond Ian Fleming envisioned being brought to the big screen.
If Dalton did a third film, maybe he could have cemented the role of Bond. Two movies is not really enough.
Dalton is best
No one pistol whips the KGB like daltons bond haha
I must admit, it took me 20 years to like Dalton. I was still in high school when i saw living daylights. I am a Roger Moore fan. I was expecting another Roger Moore but I realized that, generations changed and the character needs to be updated. Every Bond actor brings something different to the role, I don't like any of the Daniel Craigs bond film. Casino Royale was ok , but the others were all crap
My favorite bond is Roger Moore ... because he took everything for granted .... Timothy would be the favorite of Ian Fleming if he had been alive .... because he fits exactly 💯 with Ian's description of bond in his book 📖
I personally prefer Living Daylights to License to Kill. I like the more complex narrative of Daylights. I like the movies where Bond has to play detective to figure out what's going on and who the bad guy really is. And, yes, the final confrontation in Daylights is meh, the penultimate action set piece with the plane is one of the greatest in Bond history. That's the real finale for me.
wonderful stuff well done
Nobody gonna to talk about Dalton's beauty, that man was one of the most handsome man of the XX century, thanks God for give us Dalton, good actor, pretty, his beautiful blue eyes, his black hair, his british ancent, he is a piece of art 😘🫠🥵😋🫶
his beautiful GREEN eyes 😂
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Blue ayes with a little touch of green
Really great, i completly agree that scene was Dalton´s best scene even though License to Kill is a better picture.
The relationship with Saunders was not on good terms earlier in teh movie nut in this scene Dalton´s bond thanks Saunders for his efforts and it his suttle expressions that show Saunders that he is very thankful for his work and so when he gets murdered it makes him furious. Great choice of scenes! I saw License to Kill in the theatre(my first Bond on the big screen)and it is a favourite of mine.
A shame Dalton did not get to do a third.
I truly enjoy watching him and for those who say Dalton isn´t funny watch Hot Fuzz,he is hilarious in that one!!
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Timothy Dalton did a great performance of both movies and his bond was so much closer to what the character really truly was so he did lay down some building blocks Pierce brosnan was fun to watch and I do like Pierce brosnan but everyone has their guy Timothy Dalton came so close if he was offered to do a remake of never say never again I would see that movie in a heartbeat but who really knows at this moment in time Timothy Dalton by far is a great actor but all the actors who have betrayed James Bond they're all good it's a great franchise I was sorry and sad to see that Daniel Craig ended his tenure but hey he's in his fifties I'm in my fifties Timothy Dalton is a great actor. They all are great actors......
Dalton has always been my favorite Bond. Memento is one of my favorite movies. Awesome that Nolan prefers Dalton. Very congruent for me. I could never resonate with Craig's version.
Great vid
The Living Daylights is Dalton's best Bond film. It's also the one he prefers.
If Timothy Dalton is your favorite actor to play James Bond why when you're reviewing his films you only do one of them when he only made two and license to kill is even better 🎰
hell yeah.
Dalton is final bond
I left Bond after Dalton took over. I grew up with Roger Moore and....well. Now I'm a fan of Dalton. Go figure.
Looks like Nolan shares my opinión of Dalton.
The Living Daylights is my favorite. Not the biggest fan of License to Kill.
The Living Daylights is the first film in which Bond displays insubordination. It is warranted and Bond carries out his disobedience skillully. Everyone else in Bond's outfit wants to take the easiest route and ignore the signs of fraud that Bond is detecting. In the sniper scene Bond makes a decision that turns out to be right, and gets a bucket of dirty water thrown in his face by an envious colleague. After the event Bond has to work hard to get M on his side, and has to keep a stiff upper lip when his colleague Saunders doesn't.
In Licence To Kill they turned Bond's independent-mindedness into a joke. Dalton was forced to perform a parody of the character he had created.
What is peculiar about the Bond girl in The Living Daylights is that she is not just a pretty thing with lots of money. She does something. She plays a musical instrument. That girl seems to be quite happy in her modest little life in Communist Czechoslovakia until she is drawn into intrigue and deceit, and has no choice but to be rescued by Bond. Bond needs her as an intelligence asset and is ready to use sex as a tool of information gathering, because that is part of his job. Bond could have just used her and tossed her in the gutter. In real life that probably would have happened. Instead, Bond has the adventure with her and then takes her back to where she likes to be, a concert hall. After f*cking her of course.
When I tell people that Dalton is the best 007, they think I am crazy
If he ever does direct, write ✍️, and produce a James Bond film, I really hope he casts…
Henry Cavill as 007
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Bond’s brother/ Sidekick
Idris Elba as the Villian
Emily Blunt as Female Bond/ Bond’s love interest
Robert Downey Jr should probably gets casted as well
Olivia Rodrigo should write and perform an original theme music
Produced By: Christopher McQuarrie p.g.a., Christopher Nolan p.g.a.
Emma Thomas p.g.a.,
Written By: Christopher McQuarrie & Christopher Nolan
Directed By: Christopher Nolan
Production Company: Syncopy, Inc. Legendary Pictures
Distributed By: Universal Pictures & Warner Bros. Pictures
Lucas North for Nolan's Bond then.
1.25 gimli at the door. No one tosses a dwarf !!!! Never trust an elf !!!
Of course Dalton was the best actor from these, who played Bond. I mean He have the best acting skills. Other actors, even Sir Connery are not in Dalton's league. Pacino, De Niro, Robin Williams, etc. - this is where Dalton's belongs. Unfortunately He did not have enough good movies. Hollywood did not fully recognised His talent or He have bad agent.
true true
From Russia With Love is the greatest Bond film and Connery is the greatest Bond of all time.
I like all the actors. I think my favourite is a 3-way tie between Dalton-Brosnan-Craig 😂
Had Craig quit after Skyfall, he would probably have been my favourite, with Casino Royale and Skyfall being top tier films, and QoS having a great performance from him as well. Sadly his last two films didn't do anything good for his legacy. Brosnan had a lot of charm and was really classy, which is a different take, that I also enjoy. Unfortunately both Tomorrow Never Dies and Die Another Day completely wasted Brosnan's talent, and TWINE, while pretty good, could have been a lot better. GoldenEye is amazing though. Dalton did great in both of his films, but he only did two and neither are as strong as GoldenEye, Casino Royale and Skyfall imo, but I still like them a lot.
OHMSS is my favourite in the series though.
If he ever does direct, write ✍️, and produce a James Bond film, I really hope he casts…
Henry Cavill as 007
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Bond’s brother/ Sidekick
Idris Elba as the Villian
Emily Blunt as Female Bond/ Bond’s love interest
Lashana Lynch as Nomi (reprising her role from No Time To Die)
Tom Hardy
with Robert Downey Jr
Margot Robbie
and Cillian Murphy
Olivia Rodrigo should write and perform an original theme music
Hans Zimmer compose the soundtrack
Produced By: Christopher McQuarrie p.g.a., Christopher Nolan p.g.a.
Emma Thomas p.g.a.,
Written By: Christopher McQuarrie & Christopher Nolan
Directed By: Christopher Nolan
Production Company: New Line Cinema, Syncopy, Inc. Legendary Pictures
Distributed By: Universal Pictures & Warner Bros. Pictures
Bond's lean and atheletic, Henry's too buff for bond, if he wants to play the part he's got to loose weight and muscle mass
@@georgemichael3639Ikr. I thought he's too big for my liking. Dalton's physique was perfect for Bond
@@Love-Sensibility Sean Connery and pierce had the most perfect bond physique, James bond is a royal Navy commander and an army man ought to have a kind of physique that happens to be lean, athletic and muscular. Wrt, only Connery and Brosnan fills up all the boxes. Moreover, I found Dalton slightly thinner than usual, i believe he should have worked out a little and build some Muscles
@@georgemichael3639 maybe you're right. I still don't want Henry tho
@@Love-Sensibility . Henry's gotta loose weight like I said, and besides he just hasn't got that James Bond aura that'd make him appear convincing as 007. Yet with regards to the way people have started perceiving James bond, we badly need A Bond of Dalton-Brosnan Mixture.
Suave, sharp, smart and smooth like Brosnan, on the hand, ruthless, professional, cold blooded yet comitted like Dalton.
Timothy Dalton should have done For Your Eyes Only, Octoppusy and AVTAK his legacy would have been way more better
No, he should have taken the role for Her Majesty service when he was asked the first time, than played that role until 1999.
Slap-stixk humor is great but I feel it never was right for James Bond
@@birdsteak9267for on her majesty’s secret service he turned it down because he felt (and he was correct about it) that he was too young to play a veteran agent
@@mohammedashian8094 Yeah that doesn't bother me, people accepted Cartoon Bond.
I agree with Christopher Nolan. Always picked these ones too. OHMS was a lucky shot.Cannot stand Bond's film with Craig. All this PC crap with women beating and killing men role reversal is puerile
Yes. I immediately liked and approved Dalton as Bond. And i certainly may offend some here, but i never liked Craig as Bond. Yes. great action scenes etc. but he just wasnt Bond to me. He played the part for too long , and couldnt wait for him to leave. But i honestly believe in this pathetic "woke" world , we will never have the same enjoyment and escapism that many of the other films gave us. 15:02
I agree that timothy dalton, was the perfect bond
Thats how you imagine a secret agent to be. He when doing bond, did not want all the loony dumb special stunts or effects that made it seem unreal
Timothy daltons bond was like a real person doing that job.
His bonds were seen as boring by the public, but i saw them as the best bonds, as thats how people doing those jobs would be.
Boring
Agree. I wish we saw him doing things like paperwork & compiling dossiers. (something which spies do irl)