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6 comments:
I don't think twitter is a happy place to be right now.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/twitter-information-security-chief-kissner-decides-leave-2022-11-10/
Has twitter ever been a happy place? I have not been on much in the past couple of years, but it has always seemed to be a cesspool.
I'm trying to figure out why Fast Company's lead image is 22 figures they made by repeating some of the figures shown in the second illustration of the basic 14?
Of course nobody else cares even if they noticed, I'm just weird. LoL
Bruce, I guess it's because their template has a rectangular image field, and if they used a square image once it would distort or cut off part of it.
Grant might have done a serviceable job as Bond, but I'm glad Connery got the role. Grant had done so many movies already that that viewers would have been expecting him to do Bond along the same lines as his previous role mentioned. In fact, we saw that same thing happen when Roger Moore took over ... I never got over the feeling that rather than becoming Bond, he was just reprising his role as 'The Saint' and merely impersonating Bond. As the writer of the article himself concluded, Dr. No would have been a Cary Grant film, not a Bond film.
Connery, on the other hand, didn't have that many high-visibility box-office films in his curriculum vitae by 1962. He was in effect a blank slate, so he and Cubby Broccoli didn't have to overcome an expected type or style of performance from a known actor, but could create the character of 007 as if from thin air.
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Well, yeah, that's what the article says.
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