Matthew Goode on The Offer and Finding Robert Evan's Accent 

@matthew Goode, we are only saying the truth, Matthew. One of this days, I'll run into you at an event, and congratulate you in person! 😉👍🏻

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Right? Every time he’s on screen I can’t take my eyes off the screen!

I just re-watched The Kid Stays in the Picture. Mathew even managed to get Evan's nasally sound. Too bad Evans has left the stage. He would have loved all this.

@@AlicedeTocqueville Sounds familar. That's why I give actors their dialogue to say. Their discerning is warped and opinions puff.

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat Actually, l think MG had a point there. Could you give us a sample of some dialogue you wrote? Just a line?

@@AlicedeTocqueville No, you're right actually, Matthew Goode had a legit point. Black and white isn't a bad idea. Shot on film especially. I have a similar notion that James Bond ought to be brought back as a four season limited streaming series, with roughly four 90 minute episodes per year (sort of like Columbo used to do) faithfully representing all of Ian Flemming's original novels (plus Thunderball) in their period late 50's early 60's settings. Drop much of the cinematic tropes (pre-credits sequence, credits song, over the top stunt set pieces). Maybe even ditch the Monte Norman/John Barry movie theme music and gunbarrel intro to further distinguish itself too. Hire Daniel Pemberton to do the new music scores. Bring in some of the big directors who've periodically expressed their desire to helm a Bond vehicle - such as Spielberg, Tarantino and Guy Ritchie. Aesthetically I'm thinking of something more noir, along the lines of HBO's Perry Mason meets AMC's Mad Men in period production value. As for dialogue that I wrote for actors - that's a secret - I don't divulge personal information on the internet. However, on April 6th (2023), here on my RU-vid channel, I will release my "fan edit" of Fritz Lang's 1927 operatic silent film sci-fable masterpiece METROPOLIS in an eight part episodic form. Which will feature all new dialogue subtitles I wrote for it along with many other rhythmic tweaks, including a contemporary sourced soundtrack score that I feel finally does justice to the film's evocative images and themes. So now you're one of the first people to know about it, do with that knowledge what you will. You're certainly welcome to watch it and judge whether I know what's what or not. If people discover it, I think it'll quickly become their preferred version. If not, ok well, because I made it for me and it's what I always wanted to see elevate its coherence and ability to engage.

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat You can imagine how surprised l was to see your post. It's sometimes astonishing to encounter someone civil in these conversations, never mind someone who can spell and has something to talk about. I'll certainly look for your 'Metropolis' feature next month. And I really like the new Perry Mason series. Matthew Rhys is a really good actor! Kinda shows Matthew Goode's suggestion about Bond to have some merit. Did you see him in Burning Man? A really great movie from Australia, written and directed by Jonathan Teplitsky. Bye for now, and l'll look forward to next month.

Definitely not too old for Bond. Hope Goode gets the role😍

Yeahhh i agreed on that!

New York accent plus sinuses to me

I think the Austrian guy is a lot more annoying!!

@@GoogleIsAPieceOfShit2023 yeah. A close race really.

I don't think Matthew Goode was, but Robert Evans was snorting a lot of cocaine. If you've ever heard him in an interview, he really did sound like that.

i could not disagree more. i thought he was hilariously charming, funny and i could not keep my eyes off of him, and wouldn't wait for his scenes every episode. he was so much fun. i wonder if you've watched the kid stays in the picture. goode's said that he was doing a younger version of evans, and it really works.

dude your mom must have dropped you on your head a lot as a child bc you are really troubled. obviously bob Evans was a god and so is Matt Goode for doing such a great job. true talent