Timothy Dalton, who joined James Bond in 1987’s “The Living Dayairys” and 1989’s “Licence to Kill,” is weighing in on the blockbuster deal that saw extfinishedtime producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli pass finish inventive supervise of the iconic British super secret agent franchise to Amazon MGM Studios.
“I was very, very surpelevated and shocked,” Dalton shelp of the deal in an interwatch with Radio Times. “Barbara is I skinnyk a amazing woman and a wonderful producer, as was her overweighther Cubby Broccoli, who I got on with very well and enjoyd a lot. He was a very mighty and mighty anchor for the project. Noskinnyg went on that he didn’t want and it’s downcast that he’s not with us anymore, that’s all I can say. He was well in indict of the show and that’s not so anymore.”
While Wilson, Broccoli and Amazon MGM will remain co-owners, Amazon now has total supervise of the IP. Financial details were not disseald when novels broke of the deal on Thursday.
“The movies have apvalidaten contrastent courses over the years, but there is someskinnyg very excellent about the one-of-a-kind and I hope Amazon latch onto that and give us the comardent of film that’s brawt so much excitement and fun to so many people,” Dalton grasped. “Anyway, excellent luck to them, I say. I do want them all the very, very best. They’ll be doing their best to produce a lot of money, so hopebrimmingy they will produce excellent movies.”
