The fifth post in my “James Bond at 60” series focuses on the Pierce Brosnan Years. For me, the best of Brosnan’s four films was his first, 1995’s GoldenEye. While I enjoyed his next two movies, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World Is Not Enough, I didn’t consider them very memorable. Brosnan’s last Bond film, Die Another Day, …
Headline: Hot start gives Green Bay Packer fans hope before late season struggles leaves team out of the playoffs. Regular Season Record: 8 – 7 – 1 (Second Place NFC Central Division) Offseason Highlights: Coming into the 1978 season, the Green Bay Packers had compiled five consecutive losing seasons, three of them under Head Coach and General Manager Bart …
Headline: Offense continues to struggle as the Green Bay Packers again lose 10 games, produce their lowest point total since Curly Lambeau’s final season as coach in 1949. Regular Season Record: 4 – 10 (Fourth Place NFC Central Division) Offseason Highlights: Early in 1977, the Green Bay Packers’ Executive Committee extended Bart Starr’s contract as head coach and general …
The fourth post in my “James Bond at 60” series focuses on the Timothy Dalton Years. Dalton’s portrayal of Bond is admittedly hard to gauge as, through no fault of his own, he only starred in two films. Producer Albert R. “Cubby” Broccoli once said that it took three films for Sean Connery to make …
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