3 Likes
If youâre not sure who they are then why not say âmember of the production teamâ? Deciding that she must be an assistant is, Iâm afraid, rather obviously sexist. As if weâd doubt it from that rag.
1 Like
1 Like
I have a hunch that line was deliberate. Perhaps not sanctioned by an editor, but I doubt even this âpublicationâ has people on their payroll who donât know who the woman beside Craig is.
This is one of their little âpresentsââŠ
2 Likes
Totally agree , it suits their agenda
1 Like
An Instagram picture taken in Italy shows a clapperboard labeled 253BâŠso hopefully weâre looking at a long one this time out.
1 Like
Not knowing how major films structure this, I guess this could be the filmâs 253rd scene, or just the 2nd units 253 scene, or 2nd unit # 2Xâs 53rd scene? Anybody got a clue?
Women! Know your place!
Once they realise their âerrorâ they will doubtless do a splash piece about how curvy and leggy BB is. As if thatâll help things.
2 Likes
Wow, that was unexpected. I wonder what scene that was from yesterday. If thatâs an accurate clapperboard, it would suggest the film ends in Italy and is also potentially much longer than expected.
These are the scenes in Sapri, so we could ending on a panoramic driving shot along the Italian coastline.
2 Likes
CAR CHASE alert!
1 Like
Craig and Seydoux in the DB5 today. Bond is already bashed and bloodied when heâs driving, so presumably it starts with a fight and chase before they get into the car.
⊠and every article has to add the same old production problems. It this a running gag for the tabloids?
Seems to me theyâre trying to increase the word count of their articles and they think this adds more juice to their stories, a petty way of doing so imo
The headline of the article is about Craig and Seydoux filming a car chase in Matera with three Astons. And yet, 90% of the article is recapping the filmâs production. smh
Theyâll most likely just be copying and pasting their previous articles, as a template to post new photos in - because most people clicking on the article will only really be interested in the photos. Itâs lazy, but the way it seems to work.
1 Like
What do they mean with âthe Elizabeth actorâ, is that something English?
Edit: I looked it up, he was in the âElizabethâ movie, I actualy saw that movie, but I never knew he was in it, strange that they mention this part, because he didnât have a very big part in it.
Elizabethan actor often means someone who is a very traditional stage actor (think Ian Mckellen, Patrick Stewart or, even, Timothy Dalton) but I donât know who youâre replying to, so I am wildly guessing.
Itâs in that article and they mean Craig, but see: my edit. He played John Ballard in Elizabeth.