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I think he'd make a great Bond villain. In a classic Bond movie of course, not in one of those dull action flicks starring Daniel Craig.
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Meat won't quit singing. Period. After all the setbacks he's been through, anyone else would have quit years ago.
I still have the t shirt he signed for me in 1989 when he was just touring clubs, everytime I hear talk of him quitting I take out the t shirt and read. Short and sweet... "Never, ever stop Rocking! Meat Loaf" |
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Casino Royale worked well as an action movie but it lacked almost everything that makes a Bond movie a Bond movie - and Craig seemed to present one and the same facial expression through the whole film.
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I think the main problem with Casino Royale was that Daniel Craig potrayed Bond as a pretty nasty and unlikeable bloke. I know it's closer to how Fleming imagined Bond to be, but it didn't make for a good film. Quantum Of Solace on the other hand was just a shaky-cam mess.
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Oddly enough the third film is on hiatus, as MGM have run out of funding while quite some way into shooting already.
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I am consoling myself with the same thought! Meat is always telling us to "Never, ever stop rocking." I'm hoping he is going to listen to himself! |
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Meat did a great job in Citizen Jane!!! Great performance as the reserved, persistent Police Detective. I'd like to see him do a sitcom. Maybe as the funny Dad or crazy neighbor. Something that uses his natural humor!!
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And if you haven't seen this before, don't get too excited. This was the result of a social event, a considerable ammount of drink, a gulable reporter who doesn't always check his sources, and a mlukfc staff member who thought i'd be a bit of a laugh to see how much he could lead this guy on for. A lot of other reporters picked up the story and ran it without checking it too. I think it's a bit of a clue that a TEXAN said he would be "chuffed" to get a role. I don't think "chuffed" is a common slang term in the lone star state |
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if it all ended and he wants to stop singing... the only thing i could say is thanks for the amazing songs, the amazing albums, the tours... thanks for making my life better through your music... and be happy whatever you choose to do!
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Come on BBC, I own you, do what I say!!! I bet chuffed is used in Texas, mainly in prisons, and with a very different meaning to the UK one! |
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If he quits, he will have his reason, as anyone of us has for the choices we make. But it'd be nice to see him and Patti acting in a short sitcom series based on Paradise
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