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  • In 1995, Barbara Broccoli plays Herself in the video The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth: Timmy in Space.

  • She plays the part of (special thanks) in the 1956 movie Aru yo futatabi.

  • In 1997, she plays Herself in the production of Asesino misterioso.

  • Barbara Broccoli plays the part of Herself in the 1946 production of Barchante Neguib, El.

  • Barbara Broccoli is cast in the role of Herself in the 1970 release of Cafer bey.

  • Danny Boyle Offered Bond Job

    
    Danny Boyle has been asked to direct the next James Bond film.The 'Slumdog Millionaire' director - whose film won eight Academy Awards last week - is reportedly in talks with Bond chief Barbara Broccoli from EON Productions.A source said: "Danny is the ma
    on 2009-03-04 04:49:07

  • Judi Dench 'Threatens to Quit' Bond Role

    
    Veteran actress Dame Judi Dench wants to quit the Bond movies - but producer Barbara Broccoli refuses to let her go. The British star joined the film franchise at the spy's boss M in 1995's Goldeneye and became an instant hit with fans.
    on 2008-11-18 04:49:24

  • Bond 22 Gets a New Title: Quantum of Solace

    
    Reporters were informed today of the new title of what was previously Bond 22, and it's quite the mouthful: Quantum of Solace. For some reason I can't say this title without impersonating Sean Connery. It just sounds better that way. Anyway, the title was
    on 2008-01-24 16:50:05

  • BAFTA honors 'Bond' director

    
    Award Central: Martin Campbell to receive Schlesinger Award -- Martin Campbell, being honored tonight at tonight's BAFTA/LA Britannia ceremony with the John Schlesinger Award for excellence in directing, remembers having second thoughts when Barbara Brocc
    on 2007-10-31 20:46:38
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2006-03-21/ Broccoli Begins Work on 'Casino Royale' Sequel James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli is so certain Daniel Craig will be a huge hit playing 007, she has already started working on the sequel to forthcoming movie Casino Royale. Craig has come under intense scrutiny since he was announced as Pierce Brosnan's successor last year, with die hard fans setting up a website encouraging cinema-goers to boycott his debut as Bond. But Broccoli is convinced Craig is the perfect person to give the traditionally suave superspy a grittier, rawer edge. And she has shown her commitment to Craig's appointment by announcing his second role before Casino Royale has even completed filming. She says, "We are already working on the sequel. We're in the early stages of that. It will be an original story but will continue part of what the story is in Casino Royale."
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2006-03-08/ Bond Producer Lashes Out at Press Reports James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli has laughed off reports Daniel Craig is struggling in his new role as 007, insisting he is the perfect actor to play the superspy. Broccoli insists rumors of the new Bond knocking out his teeth and not being able to drive a manual car are ridiculous - but she's used to the backlash when a new 007 is announced. She says, "His teeth are fine, his driving is fine, he doesn't have heat rash and he's not afraid of the water. We're aware of it (negative press), but it doesn't mean anything to us. There's always a heightened interest in Bond, and every time we recast the role, there's even more. It's just in keeping with what we've been experiencing."
  • http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/01/01/PKGTCGCNDS1.DTL&type =movies Bye-Bye, Bond G. Allen Johnson Sunday, January 1, 2006 So this is how Pierce Brosnan says goodbye to James Bond -- by making fun of him. "Walking through the lobby, Brosnan in his knickers and cowboy boots and a beer, a Marlboro Light hanging out of his gob," says Brosnan. "You know that's going to have a certain shock value and hopefully some laughs." Brosnan -- who is really quite natty in a sport coat, silk shirt and cool leather half-boots the morning after "The Matador's" premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival -- is referring to a scene in the film, in which he strolls through a hotel room in boots and underwear and little else. Brosnan plays a hired assassin in Richard Shepard's film, and while that may sound like quid pro quo for a former James Bond (and Remington Steele, for that matter), box-office returns will be looked at closely. The question that Brosnan and others -- his film company, IrishDreamTime, and distributor, the Weinstein Co. -- want answered is, now that he's not Bond anymore, is he still bankable? A big boost came last month when the actor was nominated for a Golden Globe award for best actor for his role in "The Matador." "You feel these shifts in your career," says the actor, 52, who looks his age because of the gray beard he is growing for "Seraphim Falls," the Civil War drama he is shooting now. "There's a certain shift happening right now, and I don't know which direction I'm going to go, but I feel these little jolts, little opportunities, happening right now." His concern over the reception of "The Matador" abruptly shifted after the Mill Valley showing when he received a call that a fire had started at his Malibu estate, destroying a garage and threatening his house. His wife, Keely Shaye Smith, insisted on going back to the estate alone to assess the damage while Brosnan stayed on to promote the film. "I'm sorry if I'm looking at my phone, but if I get a call from my wife, I'll have to take it," Brosnan says at a Mill Valley inn. "I've been up since 4 in the morning. You've got to be on edge somewhat, a situation like that." The fact is, Brosnan couldn't believe his good luck in getting the of "The Matador." It was submitted to his production company by writer -- and eventual director -- Shepard as a writing sample. Shepard, primarily a television director, was angling to direct the sequel to Brosnan's biggest non-Bond hit, "The Thomas Crown Affair." While no director has yet been announced for "The Topkapi Affair," the "Crown" sequel, Shepard got his produced. In "The Matador," Brosnan plays Julian Noble, an alcoholic hit man at the end of his rope who meets Denver businessman Danny Wright (Greg Kinnear) in Mexico City. Wright unknowingly becomes dragged into one of Noble's jobs and later has troubled explaining this to his wife (Hope Davis). Brosnan's Julian is sort of the anti-Bond -- the danger and the women are there, but the image is sunk in a haze of alcohol and incompetence. "We got on like a house on fire," Brosnan says of himself and Kinnear, without a trace of irony concerning his current situation. "Usually, I'm in bed with the ladies. But we became good friends. It was a joy to go to work every day and try to make him laugh." Brosnan's company produced the film, as it did "Crown" and "The Nephew," a small movie rooted in his Irish heritage. "This is the corner I've painted myself into," Brosnan says. "That's the way I look at it. When you get to a certain point in your career, when you've played the same note, how do you get out? They're not going to give it to you. They want more of the same. And so you go out and find it -- and it's 'The Matador.' I read that it's a self-parody, but I saw it as a character piece. ... It might open the gates to more material." The elephant in the room during this interview is, of course, Bond. James Bond. Brosnan was fired from the role in 2004 after four successful films, from "GoldenEye" in 1995 to "Die Another Day" in 2002. The Brosnan Bonds, which resurrected a franchise that had languished since 1983's "Octopussy," grossed $1.45 billion. The largely unknown Daniel Craig ("Layer Cake," "Munich") was named to replace Brosnan in October, and is scheduled to begin filming "Casino Royale" this month. Why Brosnan was sacked is a matter of contention. Some say he was demanding too much money; others say producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli wanted a younger actor to satisfy the new Sony regime, which acquired the Bond series when it took over MGM/UA. "There have been preposterous ideas that I was asking for $40 million and $30 million, which is not true," Brosnan says. "There was certainly a salary there that was not out of the ballpark, that other men and women have received for the same (type of film)." Brosnan leans back a little farther in his chair. "The phone just (rang) one day and negotiations stopped. To this day, I'm not sure why," he says. "I was terribly upset. It was a real body blow. I thought I'd made some good inroads with the character." So "The Matador" is his first post-Bond film, and also his first film as an American. Brosnan, an environmentalist and keen political observer, became a U.S. citizen in 2004. "America embraced me 23 years ago when I got off the plane, and I embraced it right back. I have an American wife, American children," he says. "It's very simple, really. I wanted to vote. I wanted a voice. I'm frightened for the future, for my children. I'm concerned. "But above all else, I'm hopeful," he adds. "You must keep the faith -- and keep a sense of humor." E-mail G. Allen Johnson at ajohnson@sfchronicle.com
  • http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_britain/article319546.ece Daniel Craig's mother blows the new James Bond's cover By Geneviève Roberts Published: 14 October 2005 Amid speculation and rumours over who will replace Pierce Brosnan as the world's most enigmatic spy, the biggest film industry secret was broken yesterday, by Daniel Craig's mother. "Obviously we are thrilled to bits," Carol Olivia said. "It has come at a very good time in his career. He has worked extremely hard all his life and this would be his biggest populist role. I think he could bring something very interesting to the part. It will be life-changing," she told the Liverpool Daily Post. The new 007 has been a favourite of the producer Barbara Broccoli since she began the search for Pierce Brosnan's replacement earlier this year. And while both Sony or Craig's agent would not confirm the news, it seems certain he will starring in the 21st Bond film, Casino Royale, which returns to the start of the spy's career. The bookmaker William Hill refused to take any more money on Craig, and filming is expected to start in January. Clive Owen, Ewan McGregor, Jude Law and Colin Farrell were also named as possible contenders for the role. An official announcement confirming Craig will be the new Bond is expected today. He will be the sixth James Bond but the first blond actor to play the part, and, in contrast, to the Etonian background described by Ian Fleming in his novels (though his education was curtailed by an incident with a female teacher), Craig left secondary school at 16 and left the Wirral for London. He joined the National Youth Theatre and then Guildhall Drama College, where he studied alongside Ralph Fiennes and Ewan McGregor. His film career began with The Power of One in 1992, and he later gained recognition with the hit TV series Our Friends in the North in 1996. He rose to prominence in Hollywood in the 2002 Sam Mendes movie Road to Perdition with Tom Hanks, Sylvia with Gwyneth Paltrow, and Enduring Love with Rhys Ifans. He also played opposite Angelina Jolie in Lara Croft: Tomb Raiders. He is said have had a relationship with Kate Moss and, last week, was linked to Sienna Miller. Antonia Quirke has described him as "easily the best, if not the only, actor of his type in the country" in The Independent. Popcorn Magazine said he was "One of Britain's finest and committed actors" and Gaby Wood in The Observer said "his film roles show off an extraordinary range, and an exceptional grasp of rawness and complication." Casino Royale, an adaptation of Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel, will be directed by GoldenEye film-maker Martin Campbell. In the book, the spy is introduced as a more youthful and ruthless character than the films. Screenwriter Paul Haggis has already said that the new Bond will be reinvented as a younger character with no gadgets. Brosnan, who appeared in four Bond films, is now 52. Craig joins a Bond dynasty of Brosnan, Sir Sean Connery, Sir Roger Moore, George Lazenby and Timothy Dalton. There was also an unofficial spoof of Casino Royale featured David Niven as Bond in 1967. It also seems likely that the life of Fleming will be made into a film after Warner Bros have agreed to back a by Damian Stevenson. Fleming, a journalist and a banker, drew his inspiration for the debonair, vodka-martini-sipping spy from working with Naval Intelligence during the Second World War. Previous 007s * SEAN CONNERY: 1962-1971 * GEORGE LAZENBY: 1969 * ROGER MOORE: 1973-1985 * TIMOTHY DALTON: 1987-1989 * PIERCE BROSNAN: 1995-2005
  • Try as you may, Daniel, you'll never outdo Sean Connery. "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:8mP2f.153$QL5.6461@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_a > rticle_id=365001&in_page_id=1773&in_a_source= > by NICOLE LAMPERT, Daily Mail > from under the nose of his friend, Jude Law. > Now Daniel Craig is about to become the biggest seducer of all - Ian > Fleming's James Bond. > North in 1996, got the job after an 18-month mission to replace Pierce > Brosnan. > Orlando Bloom, were considered but rejected. > The > pair were auditioned again and tried on tuxedos to see how they would look > in the quintessential Bond clothing. > and > Michael G Wilson later this week, will be the sixth Bond, but the first > blond. > Casino > Royale. > gadgets than feelings. > you > change something that makes a lot of money?"
  • http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_a rticle_id=365001&in_page_id=1773&in_a_source= It's the new James Bond by NICOLE LAMPERT, Daily Mail 08:14am 11th October 2005 He has just proved his lady-killing credentials by seducing Sienna Miller from under the nose of his friend, Jude Law. Now Daniel Craig is about to become the biggest seducer of all - Ian Fleming's James Bond. The actor, who found fame as Geordie in the BBC series Our Friends in the North in 1996, got the job after an 18-month mission to replace Pierce Brosnan. Scores of others, including Law himself, Ewan McGregor, Colin Farrell and Orlando Bloom, were considered but rejected. Shortlist of two In the end a shortlist of two emerged - Craig and newcomer Henry Cavill. The pair were auditioned again and tried on tuxedos to see how they would look in the quintessential Bond clothing. Craig, 37, whose choice will be confirmed by producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson later this week, will be the sixth Bond, but the first blond. He will star in the 21st Bond film, based on Ian Fleming's first book Casino Royale. Craig has said he does not like the fact that the films are more about gadgets than feelings. He added: "It's a big machine and it makes a lot of money - so why would you change something that makes a lot of money?"
  • "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
  • http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/95162004.htm Pierce Brosnan Puts Himself Back On Bond List September 25, 2005, 10:49:41 BROSNAN HAS 'UNFINISHED BUSINESS' AS BOND PIERCE BROSNAN has added his name back on the JAMES BOND shortlist after claiming he has "unfinished business" with the superspy. Brosnan insisted he wouldn't be returning as 007 in new film CASINO ROYALE but now he's having second thoughts. He tells www.CityBeat.com, "Until someone like DANIEL CRAIG steps in or until someone like whomever the next man is or until they ask me back the story is still open. For me it's unfinished business and we might get to stand there again." Meanwhile, top 007 gossip website www.CommanderBond.net has broken the news that bosses at Sony want Brosnan back. According to the site, a senior Sony executive has told a member of the Casino Royale production team that Brosnan could indeed be strapping on the holster again for the forthcoming film. Meanwhile, ALFIE star SIENNA MILLER has become a front runner in the race to become the next Bond babe after 007 franchise boss BARBARA BROCCOLI was spotted in the audience at the actress' recent AS YOU LIKE IT play. If Miller lands the coveted role, she'll play seductress VESPER LYND in the new film.
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