Former James Bond Drops Major Hint About Daniel Craig's Successor
- Gary Oldman claimed this week that producers have already selected the next James Bond, with an announcement coming soon and the script now easier to write.
- Slow Horses star Jack Lowden is the bookies' favorite at 4/6 odds, with Callum Turner at 5/2, Jacob Elordi at 12/1, and Paul Mescal at 16/1 also reportedly in contention.
- Former 007 Pierce Brosnan declined to name a favorite, suggesting producers might "go left-field and pick someone that none of us know about," citing his wife's request for discretion.
- Amazon MGM Studios enlisted casting director Nina Gold to identify the new agent, with Gold prioritizing candidates who embody the spy's mysterious, enigmatic qualities.
- Producers seek actors who embody the "licensed to kill" persona to maintain audience belief in the character, while Brosnan jokingly offered to return as a "senior citizen Bond.
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Pierce Brosnan teases a 'left-field' choice for the next 'James Bond'
Pierce Brosnan teases a 'left-field' choice for the next 007Pierce Brosnan is hinitng at a "left-field" selection by the James Bond producers, looking for the next actor to step in as 007.As the franchise has been hunting for a candidate for quite some time, the 73-year-old Irish actor, who played...
Former James Bond Drops Major Hint About Daniel Craig's Successor
Pierce Brosnan, who has played 007 in four classic James Bond movies, has dished on who he thinks could be Daniel Craig‘s successor. The veteran actor thinks that Amazon MGM could “go left-field” and pick a completely new face. His comments come amid an overwhelming interest in who will replace Craig in Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire
Pierce Brosnan Thinks the Next James Bond Will Be ‘Someone That None of Us Know About’: ‘There Are Lots of Good Hats in the Ring’
Ever since Denis Villeneuve’s forthcoming James Bond film was announced, the million-dollar question has been: Who will take on the role of the iconic spy? Now, former 007 Pierce Brosnan is offering his thoughts. In a recent interview with The Times, the actor, who played the character in four films from 1995 to 2002, said […]
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