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Saoirse Ronan Breaks Silence on Husband Jack Lowden's James Bond Rumours

Ronan said the Bond speculation is not a major topic at home as she and Jack Lowden focus on daily life and his work on Slow Horses.

  • On Sunday, actress Saoirse Ronan addressed rumors that her husband, Jack Lowden, is the frontrunner to play James Bond, telling the Associated Press that casting speculation is not a pressing issue in their household.
  • Speculation intensified last month after Slow Horses co-star Gary Oldman claimed Lowden might be on a six-person shortlist, though Oldman later clarified he possesses no inside information regarding the casting decision.
  • Ronan explained the couple focuses on household routines rather than casting rumors, noting that Lowden is currently "having a good time" filming the sixth season of Slow Horses on Apple TV.
  • Amazon MGM Studios has not announced a successor to Daniel Craig, though several actors including Callum Turner, Jacob Elordi, and Harris Dickinson reportedly remain under consideration for the iconic role.
  • Director Denis Villeneuve is attached to helm the upcoming Bond film, working from a script by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, though an official release date remains unconfirmed.
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Since Daniel Craig signed his last mission as Agent 007 in No Time to Die (2021), the film industry has already presented in partnership a new Batman (Robert Pattinson), another Superman (David Corenswet) and even the protagonist of the next Harry Potter series, Dominic McLaughlin. Denis Villeneuve is known to be ... Continue reading "Saoirse Ronan, about rumors pointing to her husband (Jack Lowden) as new James Bond: "That's another topic"

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dailymail.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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