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Director Sam Mendes explained that he wanted to portray Bond in Skyfall as a man nearing the end of the line, confronting his own mortality. This choice gave Skyfall a darker and more human tone than previous installments. It was the first time Bond wasn’t depicted as an invincible... show more

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