My favourite feline:
The Royal Bengal Tiger.
Posted on 03/15/2010 3:33:00 PM PDT by Perdogg
Freida Pinto of Slumdog Millionaire, the widely popular beauty from India might be seen in the next James Bond movie.
There is a chance that very soon we will see Freida as the love interest of secret agent James Bond in his next spy escapade.
All this buzz came up after it was reported by sources that the 24-year-old sensational actress was called for a screen test for the next 007 movie.
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If I were a betting man, I would wager that there will be a lot more "I'd Hit it" posts or "Not guilty" posts than "Guilty" verdicts.
In the fine tradition of FR, surely someone will say “I’d hit it!”. I would myself, but I’m married to a freeper-lady. She, like many lady freepers, has firearms and knows how to use them.
Is Freida Pinto frito lay?
My favourite feline:
The Royal Bengal Tiger.
And finally, monsieur, a wafer-thin mint.
Too skinny. She has nothing on Honor Blackman
I'm almost positive it's an ocelot, if you're really interested.
I was going to make a quip, but I can't top that one. ;-)
We’re not so sure the execs would dig the idea too much. Last time they tried to change the formula it ended with Bond getting married and the critically agreed worst entry in the series ever (On Her Majesty’s Secret Service - 1969). That said, HollywoodSnark is 100% behind the idea.I guess the "brilliant" analyst who made this statement is not aware that this "change of formula" was actually taken DIRECTLY from Ian Fleming's novel of the same name, as was the ending in which Bond's new bride is driving the car as the couple leaves the wedding, notices another car following them and asks "James, should I lose them?"
Several subsequent Bond movies have opened with Bond visiting the grave of his bride. The reason that "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" did so poorly had nothing to do with the screenplay or with the fact that it followed the novel as closely as it did, and had EVERYTHING to do with the horrible performance of George Lazenby in the role of Bond. They could have made a better movie using a cardboard cut-out of Sean Connery, with the lips cut out and a Connery impersonator reciting Bond's lines from behind the cardboard cutout (like Leno and O'Brien have done with so many other celebrities for mock interviews).
I was about to say that it was an ocelot, too, but I was confused about whether it had tufts of hair at the ears, or not. The lynx was what I was confusing it with.
The only thing that keeps from from absolute certainty, is its size. It could just be the camera angle, but that animal would be a VERY large ocelot specimen.
I will let you know If I get lucky enough to get into "an accident" with her!
Allow me to be the first to say it, then. I’d hit it.
Rack supports.
Just not guilty.
That shows she’s not fat.Maybe a little too skinny though.
However if they would bring Solange back from the dead in every Bond flick, I'd be a happy camper.
No kidding. I might take incoming fire just for getting pinged to this thread. Besides, the Bond movies aren’t nearly as much fun since we have more communists than the Russians.
Bingo! Too big for a Jag. I think you are right - ocelot. Pretty intense and scary.
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