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    Default Daniel Craig (the new James Bond)

    I started rewatching Craig’s Bond films now that I’m back from vacation. Currently watching Casino Royale and it’s mildly entertaining. Depending on the actor, Bond has been SEE, LSE, etc. For Craig as the actor, I think he’s a very serious type, Delta ST, probably SLI over LSE. He doesn’t steamroll and be overtly uncouth and pushy unlike LSE. He’s pretty well-contained, factual, straight to the point, and he doesn’t joke much. He’s polite and well-mannered, doesn’t change much facial expression nor seem to go along with the emotional atmosphere, he’s just there. If he wasn’t famous, he’d be unnoticed. Delta energy is very flat, boring, uninspiring, unchanging. He plays his Id, which is SLE so he does try to be closer to the original Bond.

    Ian Fleming’s James Bond, as in the original Bond, is SLE. I think it’s because Fleming is IEI that it makes sense his idealized man be SLE. Fleming was in Naval Intelligence during WII, and didn’t see combat action and said that Bond is a culmination of all the secret agents and commando types he came across during his time in WII that he admired, including worshipping his older brother Peter who served behind the lines and fought in the war. The picture of Peter Fleming looks like how Ian Fleming imagined James Bond to look like.
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    I think the actor who portrayed Bond the closest to Fleming’s vision is Sean Connery. Not surprising, as Connery is LSI and is the mirror to SLE, so he understood Bond more closely and could get Bond’s mannerisms right. Also, Fleming was involved in the Connery Bond films and made sure the portrayal of Bond was true. Even in interviews, Connery talked about his sense of humor is very much like Fleming’s sense of humor and that the world of spies has a humor to it which is a big point. Even though spying and killing etc. is serious, there needs to be an element of fun, excitement, humor. Bond isn’t supposed to be serious, there’s a sense of humor and flair to his method of combat. He’s very task-oriented and fixated on the goal (demo Te) but very flexible with how to achieve the goals (Se base). Bond isn’t supposed to be some serious, dry-humored statue like how the other actors (Deltas) portrayed him. Brosnon is the worst Bond and made him LSE.
    Last edited by Lolita; 10-10-2020 at 05:06 AM.

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