On Sat Apr-22-2017 11:06, Paul Hayton (3:770/100) wrote to Roger Nelson:

 PH> On 04/21/17, Roger Nelson pondered and said...

 RN>  PH> I like them all for what they brought. I did like Brosnan for the
 RN>  PH> way he played it but enjoy the more gritty way Craig plays it also.
 RN>  PH> I think a lot has to do with the way society is at the time.

 RN> There was some genuine humor in the way Brosnan played it, too, so
 RN> between he and Moore, they are a tough act follow and you already know
 RN> what I thinko of Connery.

 PH> I think of Brosnan as a softer version of the more comedic Moore.
 PH> He was more in the direction of the hard nosed portrayal I see in
 PH> Craig's style. 

Perhaps.  I can't seem to pull the trigger on a Bond movie with Craig in it. I
did like him in Cowoys and Aliens.  Thank the Lord it wasn't directed by Ridley
 Scott!

 RN>  PH> Hard pressed to pick a favourite one but SkyFall for it's plot etc.
 RN>  PH> has been high on my list and GoldenEye was also good.

To all of us, there is a special Bond.  You hit the nail on the head when you
wrote, "I think a lot has to do with the way society is at the time."

 RN> I haven't seen Skyfall yet.  I'm not exactly a fan of Craig, but I'll
 RN> give it a look.  For Your Eyes Only had everything in it.

 PH> Skyfall worked for me because I took characters well established by
 PH> the preceding two films (also with Craig) and shook things up. It
 PH> was a risky move on the part of the producers and those that hold
 PH> the franchises IP but also necessary to do IMHO as actors and
 PH> actresses want to move on from a franchise sooner or later. It also
 PH> worked for me as theme song was on a par with Shirley Bassey
 PH> 'Goldfinger' for power and emotional impact, especially when you
 PH> review it after experiencing the plot. Lastly I liked it as it had
 PH> homages to past Bond history... you will enjoy a vehicular tip of
 PH> the hat when you see it.

That paragraph may get me to change my mind, but just now it's focused on a
book actor Robert Wagner wrote named "I Lover Her in the Movies" and season 3
of "Bosch".  "Bosch" is sprinkled with F-bombs, but the acting and the scripts
keep a guy who was brought up the way I was interested.  Language like that
around the house was verboten and that's the way I raised my children.


Regards,

Roger 
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