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  • October 11th, 2012 9:11am

    The people who recognise me in the streets are now very young people who have seen The Dark Knight Trilogy. I used to be stopped for autographs by young girls wanting autographs for their mothers, but now, because of Batman, I am stopped by mothers wanting autographs for their children. At last, I’ve found some respect: I started off as “Alfie”-now, I’m known as “Alfred”.

    — Michael Caine (via octoberhaywire)

  • August 21st, 2012 11:51pm

    neotimes:

    HARDY, TOM HARDY.

    With the “Skyfall” release date approaching, James Bond is a hot topic. Rumor has it that this will be Daniel Craig’s last outing as 007, as the official movie photos reveal a considerably older looking Craig than the previous two films. The question on everyone’s lips is… who will be his replacement ?

    A name that caught our eye is Tom Hardy. The deep sexy voiced actor possesses all the qualities he needs to join the franchise. Arrogant, smooth, rough, body sculpted and in a dangerous way, good looking, Hardy reminds us a bit of Craig himself.

    He is currently one of the most in-demand actors in Hollywood, after the roles he had in the Christopher Nolan blockbusters “Inception” and “The Dark Knight Rises”. Hardy is one of the actors Nolan casts on regular basis and publicly stated that he would love to play Bond with Nolan as a director. That wouldn’t be impossible, as Nolan also said he would like to do a Bond movie “when the time is right.”

    According to MGM, the next installment in the series would be released in late 2014. Hardy is 34 years old. Assuming that Daniel Craig will make one last appearance after “Skyfall”, Hardy would still be fit for the job and about the same age Craig had when he did “Casino Royale.”

    A Nolan directed James Bond movie starring Tom Hardy. I don’t know if my mind can handle that. 


  • August 1st, 2012 2:40am

    dcu:

    The Nolan-verse versions of Batman’s rogues gallery have quickly become some of the most iconic versions of these characters. While I was so thrilled by the way Nolan wrapped up his Batman story, I wish he kept going and brought more of these villains to the big screen in these hyper realistic ways.