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0:43 Well at least now you can see the ones worth watching... which is sadly the ones not many people saw (Bumblebee, Rise of the Beasts and Transformers: One)

7:03 😂

2:41 💀

16:56 Gandalf be smokin' that Dope Shire Weed.

1:02 Interestingly, when *"You Only Live* *Twice"* was dubbed in Japanese for TBS (Tokyo Broadcast System) in 1978, both Mie Hama (who played Kissy Suzuki) & Tetsurō Tamba (who played Tiger Tanaka, but his voice was dubbed by Robert Rietty) voiced themselves. Akiko Wakabayashi, however, was dubbed in Japanese by Kazue Komiya for the 1978 TBS edition. For the 2006 DVD edition however, Mie Hama was dubbed in Japanese by Sanae Kobayashi, Tetsurō Tamba (who sadly passed away months prior) was dubbed by Takashi Tanaguchi, and Akiko Wakabayashi was dubbed by Mayuno Yasokawa.

If you get a talented voice actor and a competent audio guy you can dubbed over anyone and people will never know what you’ve done, unless your Sam J. Jones, that guy holds a grudge.

3 light saber style

The more I learn about these films, the worse they seem to age. Same with the 60s in general :)

I'm starting to see why all the early 007 movies seemed dubbed to me.

The most prolific Bond girl of them all.

The Things You do for England

Huh, had a feeling that it was going to be a dubbing situation but I was expecting it to be for another language. I forgot that Bond films would sometimes replace an actor's voice in post like Goldfinger.

She was a really great voice actress dubbing for the actual actresses who played the Bond Girls thank you.🇬🇧📺🇬🇧

Another uncredited voice actress EON hired was Barbara Jefford, who dubbed for Daniela Bianchi in *"From Russia With Love"* (1963), Molly Peters in *"Thunderball"* (1965), and Caroline Munro in *"The Spy Who Loved Me"* (1977). She sadly passed away in September 21, 2020 from oesophageal cancer at the age of 90.

I think a reason many people dislike Hamill is because of his repeated criticism of 'gun culture', while promoting 'gun culture' in his projects. I roll my eyes whenever he is mentioned. I see him as just another Hollywood hypocrite shouting from his tiny pedestal. His anti-MAGA rants didn't help him, either. His hypocrisy didn't make the left like him more, but it did make the right despise him more.

Lewis Collins ( professionals) was also tipped to be bond after Moore .

Would have been a great bond

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Sam Neill nailed it

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I actually mess with bilbo wearing pink, that seems like bro’s color

Ross: Oh Hi Timothy Timothy: Okay I will play 007

Load of shit he wouldn't have auditioned if he didn't want it he's just trying to save face because he didn't get the gig

Would have been interesting to see him as James Bond

Sam would’ve been better than Pierce.

Oh wow! Lazenby is now the 7th best bond!

That would have been cool

Clint Eastwood (Dirty Harry himself) was approached to play James Bond in *"Live and Let Die"* (1973), but he turned it down on the grounds that 007 should remain British. The funny thing is, the producers when they were gonna do *"Diamonds Are Forever"* (1971), they approached other American actors to play 007: Burt Reynolds, Adam West, and even John Gavin before they eventually went back to Sean Connery with a large sum of $1.25 million, which Connery later used to donate for a education charity in Scotland.

I think no one would notice if he was James Bond, and take from that what you will.

don’t forget masamune date

Sam Neil as Bond and Nicholas Cage as Superman. The alternative universe is always cooler.

Hell yes 🤩

Sam is british too?

He pulls it off but I’m glad he didn’t get it as I think it’s much better to have someone who’s passionate about the role and actually WANTS to do it

This is one of those cases where I’m not sure if casting him would’ve been the best play, but I’d love to visit the parallel universe where he got it to see how it went

Kiwi James Bond would've been pretty cool

I would of watched it

I think Sam pulls it off, too. He has a Connery vibe to his delivery.

I think Sam Neil would have played a wonderful James Bond in the late 1980's. after Roger Moore. shame he didn't get the part. because his audition video looked great.

"The names Grant, Alan Grant."

Shame 🔔

So that’s why they specified all the dinosaurs on Isla Nublar are Female: so he could seduce them.

And The Hunt For Red October would have two bond actors in it

I’m crying. 😂😂😂

Fucking Bob! Yes!

You know what would be an awesome Bond movie? One set in the early 50s, with a prologue set during WW2, with Bond infiltrating a Nazi compound.

I personally know Martin Csokas as Three Stooges creator/former leader Ted Healy in 2000 Stooges biopic.

Sam Neill would’ve made an awesome Bond!

James Brolin was also auditioned for the part in Octopussy, before they went back to Roger Moore because Sean Connery was once again playing James Bond as well in Never Say Never Again.

Would have been nice if Henry Cavill got screen tested before they turned him down.