Interesting piece of expertise: The first James Bond book was published in 1953. Bogie died in 1957. A four-year window of opportunity for Bogart-as-Bond, that was sadly squandered by Hollywood. - ThreadSky

vfa-expert.bsky.social • 113 days ago

Interesting piece of expertise: The first James Bond book was published in 1953. Bogie died in 1957. A four-year window of opportunity for Bogart-as-Bond, that was sadly squandered by Hollywood.

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anewholiday.bsky.social•105 days ago

Tales From the Crypt (1995) was able to feature Bogart in a fantastic episode, a precursor to AI of course. I’m not sure why Big-Bond is so out on Bog-as-Bond when it’s clearly feasible, moreso today

eonbateman.bsky.social•112 days ago

This is the best news all day. Thank you, Gregg.

ericmcclung.bsky.social•112 days ago

Could Bogart do a British accent?

mrbinexile.bsky.social•112 days ago

Fuck

claynferno.bsky.social•109 days ago

Hey guys

lovelylad.bsky.social•112 days ago

So happy to see you on here Gregg. This site was badly lacking in movie expertise before your arrival.

Bogat-as-Bond would have been incredible. Can't wait to hear similar gems from you.

greenglassworm.bsky.social•112 days ago

Artificial Intelligence gives me hope that we may have the opportunity to see him as Bond one day yet. In the meantime, we'll always have Dalton.

brooklyndian.bsky.social•112 days ago

Don't see HB as Bond; also not British.

ysocks.bsky.social•112 days ago

Well, that narrow miss was more than made up for by George Segal playing Quiller in 1966.

Of course Segal killed that franchise.

Thankfully Bogart was denied the opportunity to do that with Bond.