Well, for starters, it is obviously a very good actor. And another reason was that he fit into the

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Well, the concept was very different, because GoldenEye was if you ask me much more of a traditional Bond. There was at that time or a new actor for Bond, but the story went largely due to the normal Federal lines, though in that story 006 the villain. In that movie bad guys wanted to destroy the world, with all the usual scenarios that, while this film is much more sober. So no exploding control rooms and no incredible action scenes.
Well, this is only my second time! And do not forget that there is a gap of eight years was between GoldenEye and Licence to Kill, Tim Dalton. Pierce Brosnan was perfect for that role. And secondly languished the people at that time really to Bond. At the time of that hole, there were legal problems, so that there is no bonds could be made. It had been so long time and everyone liked Pierce amazing, and I think the audience really looked into the next Bond out.
Yes, we had to decide unanimously who was Bond, Barbara Broccoli, Michael adeg Wilson, all of us. I mean, we've seen a lot of people. There was endless adeg speculation, but we had to look at everyone and we have lots of people to audition. There have also been called other names but in the end we took back anyway Daniel. We just knew he was the right man for this movie.
Well, for starters, it is obviously a very good actor. And another reason was that he fit into the concept that we had and he also fit much better with the book and the more realistic approach than all the others. Casino Royale is a very interesting book. It was Ian Fleming's first book, written in 1953, and is set in the Cold War. It's about the Smersh, Flemings version of the KGB. It is a very realistic book. There are no extravagant situations or scenes for Bond and is just a man of flesh and blood, not women adorning spymaster in tuxedo that we got to see in the movies.
No it is not. He has just received his first assignment in his capacity as 007 and is not quite dry behind the ears. So he has to kill someone, just is not that just like that, and all that blood brings him a lot of his piece. Also interesting in the book: he drinks adeg too much and he smokes about seventy cigarettes a day! (Laughs)
Yes we can. But he's so vulnerable and he has a dark side. He notices all very heavy. He is also a huge misogynist, and the book explains why. It is very well described why he hates relationships. He talks about the steps you take, and you've got there after a bad taste in your mouth. All very recognizable. And of course, Fleming was going to marry a woman he did not want to marry at that time so it was all in the book correctly. adeg
Well, it had to be because the first half of the book is based entirely adeg on the Cold War. In the book Le Chiffre adeg is a Communist courier, a ringleader of the KGB in southern France that gets to channel money to the unions in order to disrupt the event of a Russian invasion. Industry Only he puts some of this money in a brothel, and three months later, the revised law on prostitution and he has not a penny more on the money from the KGB. Therefore, he starts with that game baccarat, poker in the film we use, in order to win the money back. So to that extent adeg we follow the book.
In the film Le Chiffre is a banker to international terrorists, who launders money from various adeg terrorist organizations, which invests money and later the terrorists give the money when they need it. Of course, governments are trying to address these practices. Harshly There is even an organization in Paris that does not do otherwise. But Le Chiffre uses the money from a particular terrorist organization to speculate on the stock market and of course he loses that money and he has to see it to get back. This is a variation adeg on the book. Obviously Bond on his trail.
Well, Layer Cake has a certain adeg charm, even though it was about drugs. In that film, he is very charming. And normally you associate it with something heavier roles, such as Enduring Love, The Mother and Sylvia, and I found myself Munich is one of the best things he did, though he barely text. He splashed into the role of the cloth, you just have to look at it, whether you like it or not. And as I said, this Bond had a dark side, and Daniel can convey good, a bit like