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Speaker 1: One minute mark, Yes, a gentleman.

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Speaker 2: So, oh, we're.

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Speaker 1: Gonna be stepping over into the secret service. Oh Bond,

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James Bond. So there's a whole fiasco going on with

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the rights and everything. It has been absolutely chaos and mayhem.

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And so it looks like here we go. We got

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Amazon basically leading the charge with this. Now they're top

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choice for Bond, not the actor, but basically helming the project,

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Christopher Nolan, and it seems that there is mutual interest

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actually involved here. The thing is, though, there's another huge

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project that is basically occupying Nolan's time right now called

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The Odyssey, and we all have seen in the cast

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list for that it's through the roof.

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Speaker 2: So what happens here?

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Speaker 1: Do you do you think that Nolan makes the time?

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Speaker 2: Will it?

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Speaker 1: Will it happen? It's gonna be like after the Odyssey?

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Is Amazon gonna wait for Nolan's schedule to freeup? They're

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gonna at someone else? What do you think is the

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itinerary of events here?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? I don't really know the.

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Speaker 3: I don't want to say believability, because I do believe

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that he is their their top choice for that maybe

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just like the actuality of it, happening. In my mind,

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I would say, I'm well, first of all, I'm totally

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down for the pairing.

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Speaker 2: I love Christopher Nolan.

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Speaker 3: He's probably my favorite director, if not top three for sure.

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Speaker 2: I just love his projects.

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Speaker 3: He's just so great at telling these like big, vast,

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big idea type stories, a lot of action, A lot

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of his projects a lot of just drama and twists

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and whatnot, And I feel like that's just ripe for

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a James Bond project. I especially just like coming off

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a tenant, it seemed like he always wanted to do

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a James Bond project, so that was kind of his

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version of it with his own you know, Nolan weird

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time stuff going on in there. But for him to

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actually do it, I'm sure he's a massive fan of

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the Bond franchise, so I'm sure it would be a

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big passion project for him, and I think that he

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would do an incredible job. I think all of his

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films are great, if not amazing. So yeah, that's kind

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of my own personal biases of how I would feel

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about the project, But in terms of it actually happening

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and how it would happen, I think it would just

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come after I don't think there's a big rush to get.

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Speaker 2: These Bond projects out.

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Speaker 3: Maybe I'm misunderstood in that, but and maybe because it's

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transitioning over to Amazon's hands versus you know, the Veggie

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Tails over at the Broccoli family, whatever those characters are.

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Speaker 2: But I think that they would. Yeah, I don't know.

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Speaker 3: I'm kind of in a weird spot here because I

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feel like my initial thoughts is they would want to

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wait and do it properly. But it's also Amazon that

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is some money uh, just a money farm, and they

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just want to push out projects and make money twenty

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four to seven, So maybe they would rush it, and

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maybe that would deter the quality of it.

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Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm I'm pretty unsure.

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Speaker 3: I'm pretty neutral I think on this overall, other than

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just the fact of having Nolan in there would be

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exciting for me. But I just think it would come

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after Odyssey, and if it is the number one choice

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and the like, we really want Nolan to do it,

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then I would say they would just wait until Odyssey

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is over. But it seems like we've already seems like

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they're deep in that project already. Maybe I'm misunderstood and

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believing that, but I don't think it would be too

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far down the road. And I just feel like Nolan's

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such a fucking busy guy, Like like is like.

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Speaker 2: Last projects come out.

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Speaker 3: I'm like, man, he's gonna chill for a while, and

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it's like, no, He's got Audissey coming out with all

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like every actor known to man in this project. It's like, oh, okay, Yeah,

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this guy just doesn't fucking sleep. But I don't know,

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he's kind of in the prime of his life right now,

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so just keep squeezing him out.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. He Uh, he's just dedication to just going like

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movie to movie to movie is crazy. And he's got

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a pretty consistent track record of every like three to

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four years.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 1: Even I guess too, because he did let's see like

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The Prestige two thousand and six, The Dark Knight two

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thousand and eight, Inception twenty ten, Dark Knight Rises twenty twelve,

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years later, he does Tenant, three years later, it does Hoppenheimer. Uh,

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and now three years later twenty twenty six, July seventeen,

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he's gonna have The Odyssey. So I said four years No,

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it's more it's two to three. Really, Uh, that's crazy.

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So that would mean then after I'm assuming twenty twenty six,

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we could see James Bond project moving forward at Amazon

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with his schedule kind of clearing up.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so well, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, release wise, i'd say after twenty twenty six, but

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start working on it, or there could be discussion as

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there could be writings and script conversations and whatnot unfolding.

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It's funny because there it seems like a lot of

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directors have kind of dropped off the map a little

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bit when it was unveiled that Amazon is in control

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and kind of took over the mantle. Here the Long

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Legs director, because he was basically there was a Redditt

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am a that was happening, and he was asked, Osgoode

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Perkins is his name? He was asked, are you open

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to directing a Bond movie or trilogy? If so, who

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would you cast as your version of Bond? And he

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immediately responded and said no, because fuck Jeff Bezos. So no, no.

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Speaker 2: The Long Legs director. Okay, I was gonna say, I'm like, okay,

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never mind. Then I don't think no one's gonna do.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, latest development just ships all over them.

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Speaker 3: No.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so they were pitching it around.

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Speaker 1: I guess just a lot of other directors just kind

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of like they're like, ah, no, we're we're no longer

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excited about the the idea of helming a double seven movie.

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Did I say, uh uh detall Bezos?

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Speaker 2: Am I saying that wrong?

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Speaker 1: Bezos?

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Speaker 2: Bezos? I think Bezos is how I say it. But

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I've heard Bezos. Oh so maybe he's laughing. He's talking

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to me.

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Speaker 1: He's laughing because he's typing in how I said it, Bezos?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you said Bezos. I think most people say Jeff

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Bezos Bezos. Yeah. I think that's how do you mostly

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hear it? You normally hear it Bezos. I hear I

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hear Bezos.

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Speaker 1: But I say, I I panic, And I just said.

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Speaker 2: Bess Canadian. You know that's how we talk.

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Speaker 3: We say Bezos say we're Southern Canadian. Yeah, donofrio, Jennifer Conna, Lelly,

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whatever the hell you called.

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Speaker 2: Her, that's right.

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Speaker 1: I told madis So that after we watched Top Gun

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Maverick the other day, and she was laughing.

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Speaker 2: Oh, you watched the other night. Man, I watched you

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watch that too. Fuck. I love that movie so much.

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, man, you're missing out. Yeah that that end,

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like the mission just gets me going, Oh, I just

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want to go join the Air Force. Yeah, put me

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in the F eighteen man, I'm ready.

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Speaker 1: I played flight simulator fifth Gen fighters. But yeah, so

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I don't think I have anything else to add Just

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I think Nolan doing a James Bond project would be

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absolutely fantastic.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go. He's always like, is that Canadian?

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Just different pronunciation of both? Okay, you know we're different

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Speaker 2: It's my lack there of.

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Speaker 1: I don't know, classiness, fair, it's your own signature, that's right.

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Speaker 2: Also, so it's.

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Speaker 3: Funnier if I'm picturing the Long Legs director saying that Perkins.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, uh, anything else you have to add.

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Speaker 2: On to that or move to our trade.

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Speaker 1: There are discussions.

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Speaker 3: I'm honestly more intrigued on who they cast as Bond

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more so than the director of the project, just because

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in my mind, the character, like the character is the

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James Bond. So I'm I'm just really intrigued on who

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that is and obviously massive Daniel craigfan, but thinking back

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on it of just kind of where his career was

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before he was cast as James Bond, like he was

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nowhere near the level that he is now. Obviously James

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Bond was a big part of that. But yeah, it

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can be a role that really makes people's careers. So

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hopefully they find some juicy young talent in there. Would

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you want a younger actor? Well, just seven fifty four

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year old James Bond who's just like crusty around the end?

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, how many new actors does Nolan really He.

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so he's just gonna he's he's on the set of Odyssey,

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He's like, hey, you want to be you want to

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be James Bond?

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Speaker 1: Is my is my Bond. I don't know, like I

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feel like he'll go with someone no, because I don't

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know how much Sday is really going to have with

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the project with you have these other the other three

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their their Bond franchise. So I think you'll probably get, yeah,

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a new unknown kind of person who will be up

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and coming, and then I think Christopher Nolan, though if

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he had his say, he would probably be like, you know,

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let's get someone that I've worked with before. Let's get

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Christian Bale in. There is is James Bond.

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Speaker 2: Or something, James Bond, Christian Bale. That's right, the twilight

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of his career. I don't know if that's harsh. He's

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he's still great, you know, he's still cooking. We can

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move on.