For the opening chase through Mexico City during the Da de. I appreciate his nature and think it will fundamentally elevate his role in SP. Directed by Sam Mendes, Spectre is the twenty-fourth film in the legendary James Bond franchise. He's a smart man and with it comes a comfortable conviction that can be perceived as intimidating which many journalists are not used to. Spectre scores points, but not as many as its predecessor as Daniel Craig returns for the fourth time to portray the debonair and enigmatic James Bond. The incident with the wine selection is quintessential Waltz and definitely something one could expect from him in an actual film. That was indeed a great interview and an interesting piece on who Waltz the man is. I thinkkk.we should prepare for another Bond masterpiece. It could be a scene from a bloody Bond film! But.it isn't! This is how Waltz is. I just love that bit where Waltz is basically making the waiter nervous with his wine choice. And in essence it does tell us a great deal about what kind of villain we can expect in "SPECTRE". Saddle Tramps (film) 88 sailSaint Laurent, Yves 45 San Francisco.
Thanks But at this stage I prefer these kind of insightful interviews that give us a better understanding of the actor/man behind Franz Oberhauser. Great interview! Nothing new on SP although.
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I think that this movie is going to get a spot in my top 3 favourite Bond films. I'm really looking forward to the first reviews of the movie. I also can't wait to see dialogues between Oberhauser and Madeleine - that is going to be so rough. Oberhauser is going to be a really complicated character which I really like and the dialogues between him and Bond will be really good added on that the two are brilliant actors. I agree with you that it is good to have these kind of interviews to get us hyped up. I thinkkk.we should prepare for another Bond I see your point.
And in essence it does tell us a great deal about what kind of villain we can expect in "SPECTRE".
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