In All Good Westerns, The Good Guy

I Watched Every Single Bond Movie Three Or Four Times, Taking In Everything I Could About How The Character Had Been Portrayed In The Past, Then Threw All That Away Once I Started Doing The Role.

Literally, The Piece At The End Is Where The Universe Is Cracked Apart, It's A Big Moment. Basically, They, The Filmmakers, Have Directed The Story Earlier In The Book. It Happens, It's Called Adapting A Book, You Have To Make Decisions About Things. It's Not Unusual Having To Cut Out Scenes.

I'm Not James Bond. There's Your Headline! It's Very Clear To Me That He's The Furthest From My Character That It's Possible To Be. It's Somebody I Play.

Things Need Shaking Up Politically, Culturally.

In All Good Westerns, The Good Guy Is Always A Little Bit Questionable Because He Kind-of Has To Make Moral Judgments.