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Ok we have already had a thread or two on who we'd like to see as the next James Bond but who'd you like to see as the next bad guy to try to defeat Bond...James Bond? All suggestions/view welcomed so please post your opnions.

hmmm, that's actually rather tricky

er... lemme see... I think the bad guy should be connected to something of today, like pointed out earlier, like spectre a terrorist organisation or something
though, it's not easy to just get one out of the top of your hea d

Sorry ("my bad" the line of questioning i choose may've not been too clear what i meant was who you'd like to play the next Bond Villan for Bond installement 21.

My personal choices would be:
* Gerald Butler
* Stellan Stelskgard (sp)
* Richard Roxbourgh
* Stuart Townsend
* Gabriel Bryne
* Julian Sands

oh... me

christopher walken

Hi all,

I realise this thread is quite ancient {wheelchair ancient, in fact}, but it looked quite interesting and so I thought I'd bump bump bump bump it up!

How about Alan Rickman for a Bond villain? He was great in Die Hard ...

Erm, and Forumcrew? I believe the producers already had the idea of Christopher Walken as a Bond villain. The result? AVTOK ...

and what should he do as bad thing?

Threaten the world for one meeeeeelion dollars!

Look what you did to Mr. Bigglesworth!


I wouldn't mind seeing Sean Connery play the next Bond villain. That would be interesting to see. A full circle for Bond fans.

Hmmm ... Sean Connery as a villain?

{Thinks about "The Avengers"}

Perhaps not ...

he always strikes me as a good guy

which company of the villain will make over a billion dollars a year?

I liked SC as Sir August De Wynter. He was smart and villainy. A true Bond villain type.

and what makes a villain a true Bond villain?

See? There's your problem right there. Any villain called "Sir August De Wynter" can't possibly be taken seriously ...



Being eeeeeeeevil!

and having his pinkie up his mouth the entire time too or does that make him too much Carter?

Wynter = Cold. Winter is cold. Villains are ruthless and cold hearted. Get the picture.

It may be an apt name, but I still can't take it seriously!

Lets have Roger Moore play the next bond film and call him "Mr. Ikilledthebondmoviesinthe70's! " lol

George Lazenby & Timothy Dalton killed them.

no, Lazenby and Moore... and if Lazenby plays the villain, the only killing he would do is the movie

I think its a tad harsh to say that Lazenby "killed" the franchise. I mean, he only starred in the one movie {that's not enough time to murder a franchise!} - and whatever you may think about OHMSS, there's no denying that it was at the very least a courageous {if misguided} attempt to make JB more "real" ...

And what baffles me is that if you didn't like Lazenby's attempt to make JB serious, then why didn't you like Moore's attempt to make him more fun?

I also happen to like Dalton. Personally, I felt Moore OD'd a bit on the tongue in cheek humour, and that Dalton was the right man to make JB dangerous again {I mean c'mon - Moore couldn't intimidate a child!}

you pretty much already say why I don't like Moore... Bond is supposed to have funny moments (one liners, situation humor, ...) but he overdid it a LOT

so get him or Lazenby as villain

Say what you will about Moore; but chances are, if it weren't for the fun he brought to the role, JB might not have survived past the seventies ...

And c'mon! Lazenby wasn't THAT bad ...

he was ... and I don't like admitting you're right about Moore

Heh - the big dog's always right!

But what, yerss, was so wrong with Lazenby?

his appearance, the lousy script, the terrible acting, the even worse improvising, the non-bond moves he did...basicly, pretty much everything

I'm afraid we'll have to agree to disagree. I actually thought he acted quite well in the film {see: the mourning scene at the end}, though I can appreciate that OMSS's script was not to everyone's liking. And as for his improv, though I'll admit that it makes little sense within the context of the film, I thought the line "This never happened to the other fella" was quite amusing ...

Plus - I didn't think he was that bad looking ...

well, I thought that line was pure crap
to me he is ugly as hell
and for the acting... he does not at all strike me as a bond

To be honest, each of the 5 actors made the role his own ...

or butchered it

Well, to each his own ...

you mean, people don't think he wasz bad?

I think Lazenby was the worst of the five.

see! there ya go

Man people are so bitter against Lazenby, I thought he was good. I like OHMSS,

"grow up double oh phinney"

A French actor called Vincent Cassel, he would be the actor I would choose if I was casting the next Bond movie.

He can play a villian, and he can do violent, so tone it down a bit for Bond, and boom, perfect Bond Villian.

Hmmm ... I'll have to look him up ...

And yerss - I happen to like Lazenby as well ...

yeah, but you're ahnold

no-one should like Lazenby

there! she told you guys off

What the hell does THAT mean?!

that Ahnold is your name

Don't play the innocent with me !

it worked with others

You grow up, it was nice to have James F'in Bond back for awhile under Lazenby, a more ruthless guy, and if you look at YOLT and DAF, Connery was becoming a sap! In Dr. No, FRWL, and Goldfinger he was more ruthless,

The more I think about it, the more I think Terence Stamp would make a great Bond villain...he was terrific in SUPERMAN II in a broadly comic book part...if Blofeld ever made a return to the series he'd be ideal in the part BUT I'd settle for him just being a *major villain* in Bond #21...

phin... starting from YOLT they went to go the more "fantastic" tour, that's not his fault

Stamp? I like that guy though, I hope he can do some action rules cause what's a villain if he can't move a lot

How about Samuel L. Jackson ? He was great in Jackie Brown ...

some would complain that the evil guy is black

Hem hem - African-American yerss...

What about Kananga then?

african-american AND into drugs... I'm surprised people didn't lynch the storywriters

Heh - I was wondering why Richard Maibaum didn't write the script for LALD. And now I know

how many scripts did he write?

He wrote or co-wrote all of them {bar three, I think} up to and including LTK ...

not the ones prior to OHMSS, I think?

Oh no, them too ...

really? I must investigate

George Bush

in the movie The World Has Had Enough

he doesn't deserve being one schmoll

but he is a nasty villain to the world