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90 is a good run.

Resht in peashe.

I'll put Highlander on for the kids as a mark of respect

That's sad but 90 is a good knock!

The third best Bond, an Oscar for the Untouchables and various other good movies will live on in people's memories.

Might have to watch THFRO, H &TR this weekend.

McSwede wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:50 pm The third best Bond

That’s this thread set to run for ten pages then

Sad to see that he passed. I lived across the road from where he was born for a little while. Watched him unveil a memorial plaque from my living room window.

McSwede wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:50 pm
The third best Bond

Correct.

Craig>Moore>Connery.

Outrageous to put Moore ahead of Connery.

The correct order is

Craig
Connery
Brosnan
Moore
Dalton
Lazenby

Wrong.

Craig
Moore
Connery
Dalton
Brosnan
Lazenby.

Nah, I’ll grant that Dalton’s movies were better than most of Brosnan’s but he was a bit nondescript in the role. Brosnan was a good bond in mostly shit movies.

RIP - I’d like to think he lived a full life and had few regrets (Derby o’Gill aside...)

McSwede wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:50 pm an Oscar for the Untouchables

Watched this again recently - it’s as good as I remember.

Craig
Connery
Moore
Lazenby


I hated both Brosnan and Dalton as Bond, so cant even add them to the list.

R.i.p..

Carlos wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:48 pm I'll put Highlander on for the kids as a mark of respect

Good call

Wow, the Scottish in this thread are all kinds of wrong.

Connery
Craig
Moore
Dalton
Lazenby
Brosnan (though the writing of the films fault)

Rich B wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:36 pm Connery
Craig

Finally, Rich arrives and brings sense to this thread which I thought was descending into madness.

Oh FFS. I give up on you lot.

Moore is my favourite.

RIP, but had a great innings and has left behind a good body of work.

integrale_evo wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 2:31 pm Moore is my favourite.

Same

Moore
Brosnan
Connery
Craig
Dalton
Lazenby

For me. MIC regarding Brosnan.

Connery always seemed like a genuinely nice chap but as an actor I wasn't fussed by him - one of those that was very good at playing the same part. A bit like Pacino.

Now you leave Pacino out of this. I will not hear a word said against the greatest actor ever to have graced the silver screen.

I'd wear a tuxedo to the pub and order a bottle of Bollinger, but I don't own a tux and they don't stock Bollinger. RIP.