Posted in: Movie News
Author: Paul Heath
Marc Forster, the director of the new James Bond film has revealed that QUANTUM OF SOLACE will not see Daniel Craig utter those immortal 007 words, "Bond. James Bond." Or indeed any other catchphrases. Forster spoke with the Independent newspaper in the UK.
"There was a 'Bond, James Bond' in the script. There are several places where we shot it as well, but it never worked as we hoped." Forster sais.
"I just felt we should cut it out, and Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson (the film's producers) agreed, and Daniel [Craig], agreed too. It's nice to be open-minded about the Bond formula. You can always go back to them later on."
2008/09/23
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Plan Children's Hospital
HOLLYWOOD - Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have donated $2 million to set up a children's hospital in Ethiopia.
The clinic will target kids suffering from tuberculosis, HIV and AIDS.
The pair chose Ethiopia because it's where their three-year-old adopted daughter Zahara was born.
Jolie and Pitt said in a statement:
"It is our hope when Zahara is older she will take responsibility of the clinic and continue its mission. Our goal is to transfer the success we have had in Cambodia to Ethiopia where people are needlessly dying of tuberculosis, a curable disease, and HIV/AIDS, a treatable disease."
"The fact that poor people continue to die in our world today of TB, a curable disease, because of lack of access to drugs and care is unacceptable."
Jonas Brothers Will Never Date a Fan
HOLLYWOOD - Pop sensations The Jonas Brothers have vowed never to date a fan. The trio, who wear purity rings to signify their no-sex-before-marriage rule, insist that they don't have time for relationships as they are constantly touring. And Kevin Jonas is convinced that they would never be interested in a girl if she turned out to be a fan of the band. He says, "We wouldn't really want a girl we dated to be a fan. We love to date but it's almost impossible with our schedule. We're on the road at least 265 days a year, so forming any significant relationship with someone is too difficult."
by hollywood.com
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