I think he plays a Batman variant in the new Flash movie (if they ever release it now that Ezra is persona non gratis)

 

I think I read something about that a few months ago. Yes, that guy seems to be causing problems.

 

@Prowler86 I wonder if DC is having second thoughts about passing on Grant Gustin who plays him on the TV show and who the fans wanted in the first place.
DC wanted a "name" people would recognize. Well, it's recognizable now.

 

I would think having an actor in an established role for years would be fine for film. Certainly would have been a better choice.

 

Agree 100%

 

The Bridges version is much better. John Wayne gets the nostalgia vote from most people but as an actor in a particular role, Bridges rocked it.

 

Agree 100%

 

Having read all the Bond books, Craig is closest to the character personality wise. Timothy Dalton in looks.
Flemming didn't like Connery in the role. Thought he was a little too much of a pretty boy.
Roger Moore was the worst with the cheesy double entendres and winks at the camera. It's like watching Burt Reynolds at his worst.

 

Totally agree... while some of the cutesy names were in the books, the character in ink was business like and cold. Connery was fun to watch, but Craig had the intensity of a cold, business like agent.

 

Yeah. He was referred to as a "spy" but he was basically a killer for hire for the government.

 

The movies Connery was in where to tongue in cheek,too bad he can't be in one now. But the ones Craig are in are a lot better but still have too much of a superhero feel to them. If you ever find some info vids of old time FBI and KGB spies your jaw would drop. Non dechirp blend in the crowd types. Some just pass info others like one KGB who was incharge of all operations on the east coast was a stone cold killer, his cover was a busboy in a small N.Y. diner.

 

Rumor has it, Tom Cruise really pushed for that role. That's what the MCU needs, a 5'7" Iron Man.

 

There was a meme that had the MCU cast if it had happened in the 90s. Tom Cruise was the hypothetical Iron Man. I think Thor was Brad Pitt.

 

Those early show are good because, like the Twilight Zone they were performed live. Honor Blackman was the one that came up with the leather outfit Diana Rigg made famous. Everyone of Steeds companions, including Linda Thorson brought something different to the series. The best part of the Avengers was it never fell into the campiness that The Saint did or the psychedelic dissociativeness of Dangerman as Mcgoohan moved into the Prisoner. Just my observation, your results may vary.

 

I tend to agree, but haven't seen enough of the early shows - I liked The Saint, preferred Secret Agent, and The Prisoner was... interesting (I mean, really - who was surprised that they were just a few miles outside of London? So where the fuck was that beach that never ever had any boats go by?)

Wasn't crazy about the New Avengers. Blackman and Rigg became Bond girls - not so much with 'Tara -ra-ra Boom-dee-A' Thorson. Hated 'Mother' - annoying.

 

Port Merion was in Wales. Another one of those low lying areas where tides dry everything out. Mother was just BIG.

 

Dump them in the library's after hours book return slot.

 

Or send them to @SoutheastUSofA; he’s a military history nerd.

 

First Class..next day??

 

USPS has a fairly inexpensive "Media Rate".
Box them up and either go on line, set up an account (credit card required) or take the box to the nearest P.O.
Make sure you tell them it contains books and you want the media rate.
It won't get there tomorrow but it will get there.

 

I find great books at bookstores on sale, as well as at garage/estate sales. I prefer to read from a physical book as I’ve been known to go back and verify something previously. It’s easier with an actual book than an e-reader because I tend to remember where physically it was. Using an e-reader, it’s not so easy. Sure I can ‘bookmark’ things but how do I know to do that until later in the book?

@Dearelliot - rather than throw them out, nursing homes, schools, churches, and even Meals on Wheels thrift stories would be thrilled for you to donate them. Libraries will just turn the “donations” out, more likely throw them in the trash.

 

Man, you make a great impression with your comments.

 

Such a chatterbox.

 

Uh-huh

 

Well, there’s a reason and if you’d spent some time reading the Road Map to XNXX and/or the Rules and other comments throughout the Forum, you’d know. Once you hit 6 Messages, you need to wait until the server resets and then you need to log out and log back in.

But no, you’re doing it your way. Fine, but at least make a contribution to the site.

Of course, you COULD always post your story to the Sex Stories thread in the Forum, but I’m guessing that’d be too fucking easy, eh?

 

Mmm-Hmm... your reasoning and posting so far is absolutely stellar. It's damn shame after 10 posts, you've developed an attitude toward your intended audience freak. I'm sure their comments and likes or lack thereof will reflect that.

 

So?
Who cares?

This isn't about you, freak.

 

@dinny But it's gonna be a killer story!

 

Yeah, with responses like this, the poster will surely be encouraged to interact more often.

 

A;; this time I thought Peter was human.

 

And a badass swordsman, Olympic gold medal I believe.

 

I agree, but loved the Robert Downey flicks with Jude Law for their intensity.

 

But his name is Rath=vengeance, bone= vengeance to the bone...

 

Jack, I believe Sidney Toler was the only Charlie Chan wasn't he?