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MguyXXV 
"X marks the spot"
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 Posted - 11/06/2006 : 22:36:14
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All I see is that "(TV)" indicator right next to the titles. (Which, ironically, I don't see next to the "Biography" entries).
Oh goody: controversy! |
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Salopian
"Four ever European"
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Posted - 11/07/2006 : 08:49:33
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Originally posted by MguyX
All I see is that "(TV)" indicator right next to the titles. (Which, ironically, I don't see next to the "Biography" entries).
As has been mentioned about 600 times  '(TV)' on the I.M.D.B. means a 'film' made for television. Television programmes are indicated in double inverted commas. |
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Salopian
"Four ever European"
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Posted - 11/07/2006 : 08:50:24
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Also, this is the wrong thread for this.  |
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MguyXXV
"X marks the spot"
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Posted - 11/07/2006 : 09:09:25
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| What's wrong with your eye, Sal? Seems you're blinking a lot. |
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MguyXXV
"X marks the spot"
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Posted - 11/07/2006 : 09:14:44
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O.K.: "Go Ask Alice" was clearly a made-for-TV movie. It has the (TV) indicator, so, for the 601st time, I guess it counts. But what if I didn't have a TV when I saw it? Would it still count?  |
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Rovark
"Luck-pushing, rule-bending, chance-taking reviewer"
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Posted - 12/02/2006 : 18:37:36
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Genghis Khan
Stalean's "Son Of A Hun"
The Huns and the Mongols were tribes seperated by 1000 miles and 500 years ( figures from memory so guesstimates )
Amazingly for a review that's so wrong, ( Unless of course the film itself mistakenly refers to Huns ) the review has 11 votes
The review could always be moved under "Sign Of The Pagan" once it's been added, which has Jack Palance as Attila the Hun.
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MguyXXV
"X marks the spot"
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Posted - 12/02/2006 : 19:17:05
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Originally posted by Rovark
Genghis Khan
Stalean's "Son Of A Hun"
The Huns and the Mongols were tribes seperated by 1000 miles and 500 years ( figures from memory so guesstimates )
Amazingly for a review that's so wrong, ( Unless of course the film itself mistakenly refers to Huns ) the review has 11 votes
The review could always be moved under "Sign Of The Pagan" once it's been added, which has Jack Palance as Attila the Hun.
Reminds me of the "German portrait of evil" debate, which I would love to renew.  |
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Salopian
"Four ever European"
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Posted - 12/03/2006 : 00:49:37
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Originally posted by Rovark
Stalean's "Son Of A Hun"
One could say that he was Attila/Atli's spiritual heir. |
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Salopian
"Four ever European"
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Gentleman Ghost 
"Brevity: soul of wit."
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Posted - 12/07/2006 : 19:06:35
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Originally posted by Salopian
Is he 6th or 7th?
It depends on whether you count Peter Sellers. 
Connery, (Sellers), Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, Craig.
One could reasonably call Craig the sixth Bond.  |
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Downtown
"Welcome back, Billy Buck"
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Posted - 12/07/2006 : 20:17:02
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In my opinion, we should use the definition that it only counts if it's an "official" Bond, i.e. made by Eon.
Because otherwise, we'd have to say that Barry Nelson was the first actor to play James Bond, even if it was in a TV episode. |
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tortoise 
"Still reviewing, but slowly."
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Posted - 12/07/2006 : 20:52:18
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Originally posted by Gentleman Ghost
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Originally posted by Salopian
Is he 6th or 7th?
It depends on whether you count Peter Sellers.
Connery, (Sellers), Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, Craig.
One could reasonably call Craig the sixth Bond.
You forgot Niven  |
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Josh the cat
"ice wouldn't melt, you'd think ....."
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Posted - 12/07/2006 : 22:14:35
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Originally posted by Gentleman Ghost
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Originally posted by Salopian
Is he 6th or 7th?
It depends on whether you count Peter Sellers.
Connery, (Sellers), Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, Craig.
One could reasonably call Craig the sixth Bond.
Bob Holness played him on the radio, then (much later) went on to do blockbusters I'll have a P please bob.
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Salopian
"Four ever European"
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Posted - 12/08/2006 : 09:18:01
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Originally posted by Gentleman Ghost
It depends on whether you count Peter Sellers.
Connery, (Sellers), Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, Craig.
One could reasonably call Craig the sixth Bond.
I know that there are all sorts of ambiguities, but I meant that the site cannot have it both ways. One of the reviews is wrong (or both are). |
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ChocolateLady
"500 Chocolate Delights"
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Posted - 12/08/2006 : 09:32:54
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Originally posted by Salopian
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Originally posted by Gentleman Ghost
It depends on whether you count Peter Sellers.
Connery, (Sellers), Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, Craig.
One could reasonably call Craig the sixth Bond.
I know that there are all sorts of ambiguities, but I meant that the site cannot have it both ways. One of the reviews is wrong (or both are).
I was looking through the list but I can't find a review there that calls Craig the 7th Bond. Which ones are you talking about?
(In the 1st Casino Royale, a whole bunch of agents are renamed "James Bond", including Peter Sellers, and then there's Woody Allen who is "Jimmy Bond", the real Bond's nephew. However, it was David Niven who was THE "Sir James Bond" in that movie, not Peter Sellers.)
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