The Killers Recording Next Bond Theme? Posted: Thursday December 14th 2006 12:56am Source: The Sun Author: Garth Franklin
Wow, the rampant speculation is starting early for the next James Bond film.
According to British tabloid The Sun, The Killers are being lined up to record the opening titles there.
A source told the paper: "The Killers have reached the perfect point in their career to do a Bond track. They have the right sound, right look and a huge fanbase, making them the perfect choice."
Slated for a November 2008 release, the movie will see Daniel Craig reprise the role of 007.
Chris Cornell's 'You Know My Name', the song from current Bond movie Casino Royale, stands in second place in the midweek charts.
I guess that works.
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British tabloids are good sources of information
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LittleWing sometime in July 2007 wrote:
Unfortunately, it's so elementary, and the big time investors behind the drive in the stock market aren't so stupid. This isn't the false economy of 2000.
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They've had some pretty awful artists in the past, but fuck, if The Killers wind up doing the next film's title song, I'm boycotting. Actually, fuck that, I'm burning all my DVD's (all 20, plus multiple copies), all my books, collectibles and everything else Bond-related I have (which, in case you couldn't already tell, is A LOT).
OK, well obviously, I'm exaggerating, but EON (producers) took one giant leap forward with Cornell and if this is anything more that just a rumour, then they're taking about eight giant steps back with The Killers. I'd rather Madonna...really, I would.
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ThumbingMyWayToNFLD wrote:
They've had some pretty awful artists in the past, but fuck, if The Killers wind up doing the next film's title song, I'm boycotting. Actually, fuck that, I'm burning all my DVD's (all 20, plus multiple copies), all my books, collectibles and everything else Bond-related I have (which, in case you couldn't already tell, is A LOT).
OK, well obviously, I'm exaggerating, but EON (producers) took one giant leap forward with Cornell and if this is anything more that just a rumour, then they're taking about eight giant steps back with The Killers. I'd rather Madonna...really, I would.
I think you're overdoing it on saying they took one giant leap forward with Cornell. It was a good, typical Bond song, but nothing that transcended its role as a Bond theme song.
I don't see why The Killers would be any worse than anyone else, regardless of whether or not I like their stuff (most of which, I don't).
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I just came back from Casino...and holy shit!! Best Bond ever along with Goldfinger!! and You Know My Name really fitted the movie.
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I really did not see the appeal of the last Bond. I guess I appreciate how they've remade the character but I would still rate it as mediocre.
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LittleWing sometime in July 2007 wrote:
Unfortunately, it's so elementary, and the big time investors behind the drive in the stock market aren't so stupid. This isn't the false economy of 2000.
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glorified_version wrote:
I really did not see the appeal of the last Bond. I guess I appreciate how they've remade the character but I would still rate it as mediocre.
You are an elitist prick and you know that
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From now until November, I'll be doing my best to keep anyone interested updated with the latest important news on the film in this thread. Unless someone beats me to it, of course.
Starting with:
Official Press Release:
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Bond 22 Starts Production Today at Pinewood Studios, London
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.
About EON Productions
EON Productions/Danjaq, LLC, is owned by the Broccoli family and has produced twenty-one James Bond films since 1962, including Casino Royale (2006). The James Bond films, produced by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, make up the longest running franchise in film history and include the recent blockbuster films GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough, and Die Another Day. EON Productions and Danjaq, LLC, are affiliate companies and control all worldwide merchandising of the James Bond franchise.
Amalric:
Kurylenko:
Arterton:
Also confirmed as villains:
Swiss actor Anatole Taubman:
Mexican actor Jaquin Cosio:
Also, Jeffrey Wright (Felix Leiter) and Giancarlo Giannini (Mathis) are reported to return.
Lastly, here's one of the many shots from filming in London:
I cannot wait for this. I'm especially looking forward to seeing Amalric, as from the limited exposure I have to him, he seems quite the actor. I really should watch The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.
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ThumbingMyWayToNFLD wrote:
They've had some pretty awful artists in the past, but fuck, if The Killers wind up doing the next film's title song, I'm boycotting. Actually, fuck that, I'm burning all my DVD's (all 20, plus multiple copies), all my books, collectibles and everything else Bond-related I have (which, in case you couldn't already tell, is A LOT).
OK, well obviously, I'm exaggerating, but EON (producers) took one giant leap forward with Cornell and if this is anything more that just a rumour, then they're taking about eight giant steps back with The Killers. I'd rather Madonna...really, I would.
lol. they must have been in a pretty shit position if cornell was a leap forward.
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tryinmorning wrote:
ThumbingMyWayToNFLD wrote:
They've had some pretty awful artists in the past, but fuck, if The Killers wind up doing the next film's title song, I'm boycotting. Actually, fuck that, I'm burning all my DVD's (all 20, plus multiple copies), all my books, collectibles and everything else Bond-related I have (which, in case you couldn't already tell, is A LOT).
OK, well obviously, I'm exaggerating, but EON (producers) took one giant leap forward with Cornell and if this is anything more that just a rumour, then they're taking about eight giant steps back with The Killers. I'd rather Madonna...really, I would.
lol. they must have been in a pretty shit position if cornell was a leap forward.
The last five films:
Tina Turner > Sheryl Crow > Garbage > Madonna > Chris Cornell.
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ThumbingMyWayToNFLD wrote:
tryinmorning wrote:
ThumbingMyWayToNFLD wrote:
They've had some pretty awful artists in the past, but fuck, if The Killers wind up doing the next film's title song, I'm boycotting. Actually, fuck that, I'm burning all my DVD's (all 20, plus multiple copies), all my books, collectibles and everything else Bond-related I have (which, in case you couldn't already tell, is A LOT).
OK, well obviously, I'm exaggerating, but EON (producers) took one giant leap forward with Cornell and if this is anything more that just a rumour, then they're taking about eight giant steps back with The Killers. I'd rather Madonna...really, I would.
lol. they must have been in a pretty shit position if cornell was a leap forward.
The last five films:
Tina Turner > Sheryl Crow > Garbage > Madonna > Chris Cornell.
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