While everyone else is speculating on the next Bond actor, I thought it would be fascinating to think of who would be an interesting choice to direct.

This took me on a deep dive into the careers of some of the Bond filmmakers and was a great opportunity to learn more about some of the most exciting directing talent working today.

00:00 - Intro
00:53 - The Golden eye of Martin Campbell
04:15 - Why do directors matter?
05:10 - Terrence Young
6:47 - Turning Connery into Bond
9:24 - What happens without Sean Connery?
11:37 - Peter Hunt
12:25 - The Bond Introductions
13:22 - Martin Campbell's two Bonds
14:50 - Who won't it be?
17:48 - Who might it be?
20:48 - Who do I think it should be
21:52 - Make Bond fun again
23:33 - How has it stayed relevant?

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