Ever since Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond, speculation over the next actor to inherit the iconic tuxedo has refused to settle down. While there is currently no confirmed actor attached to the role of 007, one major piece of the puzzle is already in place: Denis Villeneuve has been confirmed as the director of the next Bond film.
Callum Turner has insisted "there is nothing to comment on", despite persistently being linked to playing James Bond. The Eternity actor has been one of the names reported to be in the frame to take over Daniel Craig as the latest iteration of the suave spy, but he's played coy when quizzed about the possibility of taking on the iconic role.
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We all know that the frenzy over news about the next James Bond actor is bonkers right now. Ever since Daniel Craig revealed that No Time To Die would be his last 007 flick, every eligible actor you've ever heard of, including several people you haven't, has been touted as the next man to play the famous super spy.
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During Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event, the release date for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery was finally revealed!
We can finally confirm what most of us pretended we didn’t already know. Daniel Craig is not contemplating over who the next James Bond is going to be.
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No Time to Die is Craig's final bow, and he doesn't care who replaces him.
The 53-year-old actor also addressed why he decided to come back for No Time to Die after previously intending for 2015's Spectre to be his final outing as Bond.
Don't hold your breath for a 007 announcement anytime soon.
A clip began circulating last week of Craig emotionally bidding farewell to the iconic role and everybody with whom he has worked during his 007 tenure after they wrapped filming on No Time To Die.
Apple TV Plus retrospective Being James Bond is meant to explore "the untold story of Daniel Craig's 007 legacy," but a part of the intimate moment where
The upcoming "No Time To Die" is Daniel Craig's final film as James Bond. He does not believe a woman should follow in his 007 footsteps, but not for the reason you might assume.
The retrospective feature will arrive next Tuesday (Sept. 7).
Craig first embodied the legendary secret agent in 2006, with Casino Royale, taking over for Pierce Brosnan.
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