That's SIR Idris Elba

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I am suddenly reminded of the de-aging in The Irishman. They can make the face look younger, but they can’t make them not move like old men.

The de-aged Samuel L. Jackson in Captain Marvel moved like a man in his 70s. It was painful to watch. They should have pasted his face onto a body double or just recast him for the 1990s version of the story.

 

[Mannahnin]

Ha! I actually loved that movie when it came out lol. (Largely because of the soundtrack...). I know everything I'm saying is wishful thinking,...

I'm with you there; loved Duran Duran when I was a kid, and I still love Walken and Jones and Moore to this day. But in retrospect even with nostalgia glasses we're squinting past quite a bit with Moore.

 

[Sacrosanct]

I'm with you there; loved Duran Duran when I was a kid, and I still love Walken and Jones and Moore to this day. But in retrospect even with nostalgia glasses we're squinting past quite a bit with Moore.

Indeed. Speaking of Roger, I also thought Moonraker was so outlandish it was on the absurd. Then the last few years happened...

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

The Wire, Luther, the Thor movies, Suicide Squad, Kelvinverse Star Trek, one of those Fast and Furiouses, Pacific Rim, Prometheus, a lot of stuff. He’s very prolific—you’d recognise him if you saw him in something. He was also the favourite to be the new James Bond for a long long time but he’s long since aged out of that. He also a DJ, apparently, but I wouldn’t really know about that!

Ah, I've seen a couple of those. He must be one of those talented actors who disappears into each role, rather than essentially playing the same character over and over.

 

[Morrus]

Ah, I've seen a couple of those. He must be one of those talented actors who disappears into each role, rather than essentially playing the same character over and over.

Eh, I dunno about that. He's no Gary Oldman. He's always Idris Elba! Sometimes he does an American accent, but that's about it.