Now the Daniel Craig era is over. Dying can wait.MGM has started looking for the next actor to play James Bond in the cinema.
Sean Connery brought Ian Fleming’s spy to life on the big screen James Bond 007 vs. Dr. NoIn the first film in the film franchise, five other actors won permission to kill the famous MI6 number: George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and finally Daniel Craig. The latter started in Casino Royale In 2006, before passing the device on the left in the final Dying can wait.And so it has It paved the way for the next Bondian era..
Although Barbara Broccoli, who owns the license’s creative control, said earlier this year that the studio won’t begin research until 2022. The question of Craig’s succession has been discussed for several years.. At first the rumor highlighted the name of Idris Elba (who refused to play), Tom Hardy and Henry Cavill or more or less serious foot calls from actors like John Boyega, Tom Holland or recently Dwayne Johnson.
The caster can wait.
Not to mention the many heated discussions and debates surrounding the next actor’s gender or skin color, Cary Fukunaga’s latest film gave the first 007 number to a black woman played by Lashana Lynch, but not for long. Good though The return of James Bond announced at the end of the creditsMGM president Pamela Abdi said the casting is still open but confirms the character will remain human.
In a recent interview The Hollywood ReporterThe producer spoke specifically about the future of the franchise and confirmed that the discussions have started internally:It’s wide open. At the beginning we had an initial conversation with Barbara. [Broccoli] and Michael [Wilson]But we want Daniel to have the last stand first.“
007 spare time
Until the name is confirmed, the case should still get a lot of ink flowing, but the suitors should keep clamoring for the door. In addition to knowing who’s chaining the tuxedos and martinis, another question is who’s the filmmaker behind the camera on the 26th James Bond film we haven’t heard of yet.
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