James Bond: Quantum of Solace

Posted: 08.01.2007 18:49

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Deutscher Kinostart bekannt

Wie uns 'Sony Pictures' soeben mitgeteilt haben, steht nun der offizielle deutsche Starttermin des kommenden Bond Abenteuers fest. Der 22. Film der Reihe soll demnach ab dem 06. November 2008 in unsere Lichtspielhäuser kommen. Ein Regisseur ist derzeit noch nicht mit an Bord und auch ein Drehbuchautor wurde nicht engagiert. Fest steht eigentlich nur, dass Daniel Craig wieder in die Rolle des Agenten schlüpfen wird. Wahrscheinlich wird das Bond-Girl aus "Casino Royale" Eva Green wieder mit an Bord sein. Der Film soll auf der Kurzgeschichte "Risk" von Bond-Schöpfer Ian Fleming basieren. Die Story soll sich um Drogenschmuggler zwischen Italien und Großbritannien drehen.

Das 21. Bond-Abenteuer "Casino Royale" avancierte mit einem Einspielergebnis von bisher 496-Mio.$ zum erfolgreichsten Bond-Film aller Zeiten auf. Auch bei den Kritikern Schnitt der Film gut ab. Mit diesem Erfolg hätte man vor einigen Monaten kaum gerechnet, wo der neue Bond-Darsteller von den Medien, Kritikern und Fans bei jeder Möglichkeit verrissen wurde.

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cool aber das dauert ja dann noch ne weile...
aber apropos bond-girl, ich weiss ja nicht welche diese Eva Green ist, aber sind nicht beide Mädels in dem Film hop gegangen?

Posted: 08.01.2007 19:09

Jo, jedenfalls ließ uns das Ende dies glauben. lach

Aber scheinbar ist sie doch nicht ertrunken ... das wird uns der Film dann sicherlich erklären. biggrin

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ne also die war toter als tot. sowas können die nicht machen, das ist mir zu unglaubwürdig.
wobei ja einer der fehler im film war, dass sich ihr bein am ende als bond sie im arm hielt bewegte. hab das auch gesehen, also vielleicht war sie nur temporär tot happy

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In dem Buch Casino Royale ist sie am Schluss komplett tot. Keine Ahnung, ob sich die Filmemacher an die Vorlage halten. Sie könnten Eva Green ja sonst auch als Zwillingsschwester im nächsten Film auftreten lassen.

Posted: 09.01.2007 21:37

Senga wrote:

cool aber das dauert ja dann noch ne weile...
aber apropos bond-girl, ich weiss ja nicht welche diese Eva Green ist, aber sind nicht beide Mädels in dem Film hop gegangen?

Sie soll in einem Flashback wieder auftauchen um die Geschichte von Casino Royale weiter zu erklären.

Posted: 29.01.2007 21:36

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Nicht basierend auf Risico

Die beiden Drebuchautoren Robert Wade und Neal Purvis ("Casino Royale") dementierten kürzlich in einem Interview mit The Trades die Gerüchte, dass das nächste Bond Abenteuer auf der Ian Fleming Kurzgeschichte "Risico" basieren würde! "Das ist nicht der Fall", so Wade. Die Filmemacher hatten keine Pläne diese Story zu verwenden, weil sie schon in "For Your Eyes Only" aus dem Jahr 1981 benutzt wurde.

Wade konnte allerdings kein Kommentar zu den Berichten abgeben, wonach der algerische Freund von Vesper Lynd aus "Casino Royale" einer der Schurken sein wird. Er meinte auch, dass eine Rückkehr von Charakteren wie Q oder Moneypenny eher unwahrscheinlich sei, wobei Moneypenny von beiden noch größere Chancen hätte. Man will den Fokus auf Bond belassen.

Momentan wird am Skript gearbeitet und man will Anfang nächsten Jahres mit den Dreharbeiten beginnen. Wir dürfen gespannt sein wie man den sehr erfolgreichen Vorgänger "Casino Royale" fortsetzen wird. Der 22. James Bond Film soll 2008 in die Kinos kommen!

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Posted: 29.01.2007 21:59

Also so langsam könnten die den armen Q mal einführen im nächsten Film naja

Hab das bei Casino Royale als Ausnahme durhgehen lassen.

Posted: 01.02.2007 21:22

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Campbell nicht als Regisseur?

James Bond hat mit der Premiere von "Casino Royale" am Montag in Beijing sein Debüt in China gefeiert. Nach 21 Filmen mit 007 ist der Streifen der Erste, welcher dort gezeigt wird. Einen Tag später ist der Agententhriller in 1000 weiteren chinesischen Kinos angelaufen, die größte Eröffnung eines ausländischen Films in China. Neben den beiden Hauptdarstellern Daniel Craig und Eva Green war auch Martin Campbell anwesend.

Der Regisseur hat sich gegenüber der Presse auch zu dem kommenden Bond Film geäußert und leider verkündet, dass er wohl nicht wieder auf dem Regiestuhl Platz nehmen wird, trotz des globalen Erfolges von "Casino Royale"! Für mich ist das keine gute Nachricht, denn ich finde, dass er eine sehr gute Arbeit geleistet hat und der neueste Film ist nicht umsonst der finanziell erfolgreichste Bond aller Zeiten. Wir dürfen gespannt sein, wer Campbell ersetzen wird, falls er den Job tatsächlich nicht übernimmt! Die Dreharbeiten zum 22. James Bond Abenteuer sollen Anfang nächsten Jahres beginnen.

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Wäre eigentlich schade, denn Casino Royale war schon ein klasse Film, sehe also keine Grund wieso man den Regisseur wechseln sollte.

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Posted: 19.06.2007 23:40

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Marc Forster to Direct Bond 22
Filming stars this December at Pinewood Studios

Marc Forster will direct the 22nd James Bond adventure, it was announced today by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, producers of the James Bond films, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios.

Forster is the acclaimed director of the highly anticipated motion picture The Kite Runner, adapted from Khaled Hosseini's best-selling novel. He also recently directed the comic hit Stranger Than Fiction for Sony Pictures. Previously, Forster directed the award-winning and critically acclaimed films Finding Neverland, which was nominated for seven Academy Awards® including Best Picture, and Monster's Ball, for which Halle Berry won a Best Actress Oscar®. Forster will commence work shortly with screenwriter Paul Haggis on a draft of the screenplay by Neil Purvis and Robert Wade.

Daniel Craig will reprise the role of James Bond in the as-yet-untitled Bond 22 production, which follows Casino Royale, the highest-grossing film so far in the most successful franchise in motion picture history. With nearly $600 million in worldwide box-office receipts, Casino Royale was also regarded by critics as one of the best Bond films yet. Bond 22 will begin filming at Pinewood Studios, London, in December 2007. Columbia Pictures will release the film worldwide on November 7, 2008.

Wilson and Broccoli said, "We are delighted that Marc Forster, with his exceptional talent and unique vision, has agreed to direct our next James Bond film." Forster said, "I have always been drawn to different kinds of stories and I have also always been a Bond fan, so it is very exciting to take on this challenge. The new direction that the Bond character has taken offers a director a host of new possibilities and I look forward to working with Daniel Craig, Barbara Broccoli, and Michael Wilson, as well as the team at Sony and MGM on this new film."

Amy Pascal, Co-Chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment, added, "We had a great experience working with Marc on 'Stranger than Fiction' and we are excited to be working with him again. He's an actor's director; he approaches material with intelligence and taste. What makes him the perfect choice for 'Bond 22' is that he will bring to this film all the elements Bond audiences expect -- action, humor, suspense, and thrills."

"The Bond franchise is one of MGM's most treasured legacies," added Harry Sloan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, MGM. "We share Michael and Barbara's confidence in Marc Forster's directing talents and support him in his efforts to continue the evolution of the Bond story for today's filmgoers."

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Posted: 27.06.2007 07:32

Real oder Fake? gruebel

MfG

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Seit wann haben 007-Filme solche Titel? naja

Kommt mir nicht so richtig echt vor.

Posted: 27.06.2007 09:29

Kommt mir auch wie ein Fake vor. Und wenn nicht, dann ist es wohl das billigste Filmplakat, das ich je gesehen habe: Langweiliger Hintergrund und Craig einfach davor kopiert!? nein

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autsch...

so ein Fehler (rot eingekreist) wird einer Filmfirma NIEMALS bei der Erstellung eines "Teaser-Posters" passieren :

Posted: 27.06.2007 10:16

Genau! Ist mir auch schon aufgefallen. Einfach reinkopiert und schlecht "überblendet".

Posted: 01.08.2007 21:49

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Is Abbie Cornish the New Bond Girl?

MTV spoke to actress Rose Byrne, who says Australian actress and friend Abbie Cornish has landed the female lead in Bond 22. Cornish previously starred in features A Good Year, Candy and Somersault, and TV series "Life Support." Her upcoming features include Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Stop Loss and Bright Star. Directed by Marc Forster, the 22nd installment in the James Bond franchise starts filming in December for a November 7, 2008 release. Daniel Craig returns as 007.

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Posted: 02.08.2007 18:47

Durchaus möglich wink

Posted: 17.08.2007 23:14

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First Bond 22 Set Photo

The first photo of Daniel Craig on the set of Bond 22 has been revealed. The Casino Royale star filmed scenes for the anticipated follow-up in Siena, Italy, in a balcony window overlooking the "Madonna dell'Assunta Palio di Siena" traditional horse race. A big tourist draw, the race pits 10 neighborhoods against each other, with horses and their jockeys often tumbling during the action.

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Posted: 26.08.2007 11:09

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Paul Haggis Talks Bond 22

Oscar winner Paul Haggis is returning to the Bond series to write the 22nd adventure of Agent 007, starring Daniel Craig with Marc Forster taking the reigns as director. For the time being, the movie is being referred to merely as Bond 22.

During press for his latest film In the Valley of Elah, Haggis mentioned that writing Bond is very rewarding. "Bond is just pure imagination; you just get to have fun. It's escapism and it's fun, but I try to ground him as a human being."

But he does say that his version of James Bond is different than the others. "My Bond is an actual assassin; when he kills someone, he kills them with a knife, they're bloody and he pays a price. He denies that he pays a price, but he does. When he sees a woman who witnesses something horrific, and he sees her taking a shower, he doesn't just go in there and f*ck her, like the old Bond would have done. He sits there with her, and she says, 'I can't get this blood from my fingernails.' So he helps her get the blood from her fingernails; that's what he does, that's my Bond. So it's a different guy; it's a guy who's much more like these guys, these heroes (in 'Valley of Elah')."

As for the storyline, Mr. Haggis wasn't giving anything up including any possible shooting or setting locations, however he would say, "It picks up 2 minutes after the last one, and it's going to be fun." He is sticking with the creation of Bond closer to the vision of author Ian Fleming, he said. "Yeah, I hope so because I really loved his books and his movies. That stuff was really close to his books, and most of them aren't." He disproved the rumor about Carice van Houten, star of Paul Verhoeven's Black Book, being in Bond 22 as one of the vixens. "She's great, isn't she – but she's not going to be in this one." He also added, "Everyone says they know what the ending is, and they're wrong. Everyone thinks they know about the Bond Girls, and they're wrong."

Bond 22 is scheduled to hit theatres on November 7, 2008.

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Posted: 08.09.2007 00:30

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The Minds Behind Bond 22 Talk

Variety has published a great article talking about the "James Bond" franchise, and in particular, Bond 22, which will again star Daniel Craig and will be directed by Marc Forster. While the crew and star stay mostly mum on the story details, some things are revealed.

The article says that filming will officially begin in December for a November 7, 2008 release. The 22nd installment will retain Casino Royale's trio of scriptwriters -- franchise veterans Neil Purvis and Robert Wade along with Oscar winner Paul Haggis (Crash, Million-Dollar Baby) -- who will fashion an original script that, according to EON head Barbara Broccoli, "will continue the path of Bond trying to find out who was behind the Le Chiffre operation. That's as much as we're going to say."

Haggis elaborated a little: "I can tell you it starts right where 'Casino' left off. Yes, Bond will be going after the organization that we hinted at."

"It will be the same Bond you saw in 'Casino,'" Haggis added, "a very human and flawed assassin, a man who has to navigate a morally complex and often cynical world while attempting to hold onto his deep beliefs of what is right and wrong."

Craig, speaking recently to the Chicago Sun-Times, echoes Haggis: "He also has to deal with revenge because he has lost the girl. Bond is still maybe too headstrong, and he doesn't make all of the right decisions."

As with "Casino," the absence of traditional supporting elements like gadget-master Q and Miss Moneypenny will continue: "Certainly, there may come a point where those beloved characters return, but," Broccoli said, "at the moment, they're not in 22."

You can read the full article here!

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Posted: 11.09.2007 09:05

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Casino Royale Villain Back for Bond 22

Danish actor Jesper Christensen told TV2 (via MI6) that Mr. White, the boss of Le Chiffre in Casino Royale, will return in Bond 22. (Spoiler ahead!) The actor said that his character would endure 007's interrogation methods at the beginning of the film. So, as Paul Haggis said, the movie literally picks up 2 minutes later. The 22nd installment starts filming in December for a November 7, 2008 release.

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Posted: 15.09.2007 10:33

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Next Bond Girl a Latina Actress?

FilmJerk has learned who the producers of the next James Bond movie are looking at for the lead female role:

Producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson are looking for a Latina actress in her late twenties, preferably with South American roots.... she must be quite beautiful, able to handle what promises to be a physically demanding role, fluent in English and, last but most certainly not least, a great actress.

The site adds that production will begin in the U.K., across Europe and South America this January. The Marc Forster-directed film will again star Daniel Craig as 007.

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Posted: 26.10.2007 21:35

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Craig bleibt Bond

Kürzlich unterschrieb Bond-Darsteller Daniel Craig einen Vertrag, der ihn für weitere vier Filme zum Spion im Dienste ihrer Majestät macht. Vor Casino Royale hatte Craig einen Dreifilme-Vertrag, der dementsprechend nur bis Film 23 der Reihe reichte. Effektiv hat man also zwei Filme mit dem Mimen herausgeholt. Ausschlaggebend für eine Verlängerung dürfte der durchschlagende Erfolg des 21. Bond-Abenteuers bei Kritikern und Kinokassen gewesen sein.

Fortschritte macht auch die Suche nach einem Bondgirl. Seit vor kurzem bekannt wurde, dass die Produzenten nach einer Latina suchen, gibt es jetzt erste Meldungen von den brasilianischen Schauspielerinnen Camila Alves, Juliana Paes und Fernanda Lima, die Mitte Oktober zu Testaufnahmen nach Los Angeles geflogen waren. Es wäre das erste Mal, das eine brasilianische Schauspielerin eine größere Rolle in einem Bond-Film spielt.

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Das ist aber wirklich ein langfristiger Vertrag. Aber die sind ja heutzutage auch nicht mehr viel Wert.

MfG

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Posted: 17.11.2007 12:01

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Bond 22 Villain Revealed?

Fox News' Roger Friedman is reporting that The Diving Bell and the Butterfly star Mathieu Amalric will play James Bond's villain in Bond 22 and that Leona Lewis may sing the new theme for the film. Here's a clip from the report:

Even though sources insist it's true, Amalric would neither confirm nor deny. Since his "Diving Bell" character communicates through blinking, we thought of asking him to do just that — one for yes, two for no — but thought better of it. Anyway, expect a formal announcement shortly. This is a done deal.

Daniel Craig will play 007 again in the 22nd installment.

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Posted: 07.01.2008 22:07

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Olga Kurylenko Lands Lead Bond Girl Role

Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli of EON Productions Ltd, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios announced today the start of principal photography on the eagerly anticipated 22nd James Bond adventure. Daniel Craig reprises his role as 007 in the film which is directed by Marc Forster and follows the success of Casino Royale, the latest and highest grossing film in the series.

Starring alongside Craig is an impressive international cast led by the critically acclaimed French actor Mathieu Amalric as the sinister villain, and the Ukranian actress Olga Kurylenko who plays 007's leading lady.

Returning to Bond 22 (working title) from Casino Royale are Judi Dench in her role as M, Jeffrey Wright as Felix Leiter and Giancarlo Giannini as Mathis. Newcomer to the Bond franchise, Gemma Arterton, will play the role of MI6 Agent Fields.

Commenting on the announcement, Wilson and Broccoli said, "We are fortunate to continue in the Bond tradition of attracting the finest international actors for our starring roles. Mathieu in the role of Dominic Greene, a leading member of the villainous organization introduced in 'Casino Royale,' will be a powerful counterpart to Daniel's portrayal of Bond. Olga Kurylenko will play the dangerously alluring Camille, who challenges Bond and helps him come to terms with the emotional consequences of Vesper's betrayal."

MGM and Sony Pictures will share distribution rights worldwide with Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Releasing International distributing the film to theaters worldwide on November 7th, 2008. Marc Forster directs the screenplay by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade and Paul Haggis. The unit includes Production Designer Dennis Gassner, Director of Photography Roberto Schaefer, Editors Matt Chesse and Rick Pearson, and 2nd Unit Director Dan Bradley.

Mathieu Amalric, one of France's leading screen stars, is best known for his roles as Jean-Dominique Bauby in Julian Schnabel's award-winning film, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, and as the French information broker, Louis, in Steven Spielberg's Munich. Last year, he was awarded Best Actor at France's Cesar Awards for his role in the internationally acclaimed comedy Kings and Queen, directed by Arnaud Desplechin. Previously, Amalric won the Cesar for Most Promising Actor for his role in Desplechin's My Sex Life.

Amalric began his career as an actor in 1984, appearing in Otar Losseliani's Les favoris de la lune, and went on to serve as an assistant director to Louis Malle on Au Revoir Les Enfants. As an actor, he has since worked with many leading directors including Andre Techine, Olivier Assayas, Jean-Claude Biette and the Larrieu Brothers. His latest films include Desplechin's Un conte de Noel, Claude Miller's Un Secret, Nicolas Klotz's Heart Beat Detector, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's Actrices and Vincent Dieutre's Fragments sur le grace. He also appeared in Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette. Amalric has written and directed a number of films including Wimbledon Stage and, most recently, the documentary short Let Them Grow Up Here. This year, he directs Tournee, about American burlesque girls on tour in France.

Olga Kurylenko recently co-starred opposite Timothy Olyphant in Hitman and opposite Elijah Wood in Paris, je t'aime. She also appeared in starring roles in Eric Barbier's thriller The Serpent and Diane Bertrand's The Ring Finger, for which she received the Best Actress award at The Brooklyn International Film Festival in 2006. She recently had a role in Tyranny, directed by John Beck Hofman.

On French television, multi-lingual Kurylenko appeared in the mini-series "Suspectes" and the drama "The Good Luck Charm."

In her career as a top European model, Kurylenko has appeared in numerous advertising campaigns, including Kenzo, Helena Rubenstein and Just Cavalli. Her magazine covers include US Glamour, French Elle, Madame Figaro and Marie Claire.

Gemma Arterton graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) and made her film debut with Dame Maggie Smith and David Walliams in Stephen Poliakoff's "Capturing Mary" for BBC Films. She currently stars in the hit British comedy St. Trinian's. Arterton recently made her professional stage debut as Rosalind in "Love's Labour's Lost" at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

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