Who was your favourite Bond?

"That's Bond, James Bond"!

Published on August 18, 2005 By foreverserenity In Entertainment

I was just reading an article about Pierce Brosnan, the current, er make that the most recent actor to play James Bond. He's been released from the role just as all the other actors before him...Roger Moore, Sean Connery, and that other guy.....Timothy Dalton...sorry he didn't even last that long as a Bond. I know there was one other before Roger Moore...George Lazenby, but Roger Moore is where my memories of James Bond started!

I've also been recently watching James Bond re-runs on Channel 47 in my area...i.e., AMC. So far they're on the movies starring Sean Connery. I really enjoy re-watching them. I really like these three Bond men, Roger Moore, Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan. If I had to pick only one, I would choose Pierce Brosnan. He was so suave and debonair in the role of the ladies man! Plus good looking to boot! And I've loved him since Remington Steele! I have fond memories of my mom and I watching that show on television.

So I have two questions.

1) Who was your favourite James Bond?

2) Who should be the next James Bond? (here's the list of the actors being considered)

Clive Owen
Christian Bale
Ewan McGregor
Orlando Bloom
Jude Law

I've answered who my favourite is but I have to think some more on who the next one should be!

Comments (Page 3)

Ionolast

on Aug 24, 2005

The best Bonds were the Man's Man kind of guys. That is why Brosnan sucked and Jude Law would not fair well. Law and Bloom in like 10 years maybe!

Maybe the producers hope whoever gets the role will keep it for a long time.

foreverserenity

on Aug 29, 2005

Guess what i found at the library this weekend? Yep, a book about James Bond! Titled, James Bond The Legacy written by John Cork and Bruce Scivally! There it was just laying on a table, left by someone who was looking at it.

I borrowed it. It has information about all the men who played James Bond and even tells about "the birth of Bond" all the way to "Two Minutes into the Future". I'll do a book report/overview when I've completed reading it. I can't believe the coincidence! And it's a big heavy book too.

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