What year you are born bro ?

me too :)

Same for me. Absolute nostalgy of rewatching GoldenEye over and over again on VHS! ☺️

Have you watched him run?

i know how you feel man :)

Dalton best and GoldenEye was very close to both his

Correct. I also like Moore, Dalton and Lazenby but I never get to like the current bland blonde Bond who is having an identity crisis. He doesn't know whether he's Bourne, Statham or Rambo.

@@jmcasas17 We're all entitled to stupid opinions I guess.

I would add Roger moore in there too :)

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Mine too

Absolutely !

Like your lovechild with the maid you mean?

Yes, I agree with you he’s soooooooooo beautiful

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and he wasnt wrong man :)

Just saw a recent interview of him, still looks suave. This man could still play Bond.

Those Irish Genes.

Yes I agree he really was so handsome and cute whwn he was young!

Don't thimk he minds too much because in the end he got the role. If he had missed out completely he would probably be bitter.

Then he got mad when he was let go of the James Bond franchise. He's just bitter

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For me Truth..now I'm hoping they pick Herny Cavill

definatley. his personae would have worked better for the movie's tone and would have boosted audience confidence in looking forward to watching him in future Bond movies.

@@DafyddBrooks absolutely, Cubby Broccoli should have been a little more flexible with the Remington Steele producer's

@@peterfranks6243 mmmmm yeah your right. its a difficult one though because Pierce and Cubby were very strict on the idea that he will never come back to that show, even if it was just for 6 more episodes after TLD (though that sounded like a good deal). but it was very daft of the tv producers to make their mind up on the final 60th day.

@@DafyddBrooks The network 'suits' dragged their feet; they were the ones who first canceled then renewed Steele ("daft").

@@bonghunezhou5051 i suppose your right. they cancelled then it got popular again because pierce being involved with Bond so yeah your right. the last episodes were panned so there was no point in the end. poor pierce :(

wooooooow hahaha thats coool man. do you still have that picture??

26 now :)

I m his fan too

meeee toooo :)

Don't know, he made a balls of being Napoleon Solo..(another Ian Fleming creation)

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reeeally. woow you must have really loved him :)

parallel universe anything is possible.....The Beatles never break up,Elvis Presley and John Lennon are still alive and burritos is the national food of USA

I Like Brosnan but The Living Daylights did make $191 Million without him, outgrossing Roger Moore's last two films and a few other earlier films. Dalton was a fine bond, but maybe too brutal and serious for audiences in 1987, however the two films he did hold up better than the last two Brosnan made.

@@CRITTERBUSTERS ooooo i dont know, the world is not enough is great though . license to kill still has valid critisms against it though, but yes Die another was a joke hahah

@@DafyddBrooks Licence to Kill’s criticism for me is sketchy at best, lots of people said it was too much like Miami Vice or Lethal Weapon and too brutal. However lots of bond films took influence from what was popular at the time so that’s an invalid argument for me. One of the better arguments against Licence to Kill is that it’s production design is uneven (it looks nice one minute then ugly the next) some of the supporting cast may not be the best and the ending is perhaps a little too neat and tidy for a gritty bond adventure. World is not enough I thought started off promising but it has so many problems with its narrative and Renard was wasted as a villain. I think Both Brosnan and especially Dalton were given the short end of the stick when it came to their films. Dalton never got his much needed 3rd film thanks to studio lawsuits and Brosnan kept getting handed subpar scripts after Goldeneye (which by the way was originally written for Dalton).

@@CRITTERBUSTERS Yep I'll agree on the 3rd Dalton movie part. I wish he got that too and had his contract fulfilled and maybe even have a 4th film as well :) But to go from PG rated movie to a 15 rating was not a very wise move at all. I 'll forgive it like Quantum in that in went through a writers strike and was released in summer 89 but it shouldn't need to be so brutal at all. Dalton seemed like he wasn't going to perform the lighter, romantic or comedic moments in TLD which I think effected the movie and had he done so, audience would have welcomed him more. If Brosnan wasn't going to be in TLD today, Twitter and KZfaq would go wild and full of hatred. so its interesting seeing all the demonstrators outside of NBC giving their support for him and I'll always be shocked at why he wasn't brought back for a 5th film and he was essentially fired in March 2004 :( good thoughts though man :)

@@DafyddBrooks To each their own, I liked the brutality of Licence to Kill, it was consistent with the tone of the story and villain. Quantum of Solace I feel was legitimately awful, not because of the brutality but because of its crappy editing , boring story and lame villains. It was a second rate rip off of Licence to Kill in my eyes.

Craig do looks too tough in contrast to Brosnan's flamboyant James Bond

Does anyone know where he is today

The former is the LONGEST-SERVING; the latter is the MOST-STARRED. Coincidence!?

She (Lynch) will never be Bond - though she may briefly be "007" 😒

Don't worry when I win the lottery and move to Canada (where bond is in the public domain) I'll make my own fan movies

the movie would have suited him more. Dalton could have been good if he just let go and not played the role seriously as it loses the fun in the movie

Dalton was great! He brought Bond to a more believable level, it’s a shame he didn’t get more screen time, Brosnan was perfect for the first two

If Brosnan was in the living daylights, goldeneye wouldn’t exists.

Timothy was a bit stiff at times but could ve improved upon but licence to kill was a letdown compared to living daylights

@@dodolord As a huge Pierce Brosnan fan... I couldn't agree more. I like Pierce, But I do miss Timothy Dalton as Bond... the ideal scenario would be to sandwich 1 more Bond movie between Licence To Kill and Goldeneye (although I think Tim wouldv'e done Goldeneye very well). Just my opinion ;-)