Bond film number 26, from Villeneuve, is expected to film in 2027 and premiered in 2028. The script is in charge of Steven Knight, creator of “Peaky Blinders.”
James Bond will remain a man, like the original character of Ian Flemingand, most important for the purists of the saga, it will be British.
As revealed by the Deadline portal, Denis Villeneuve It will officially begin the search for next James Bond once it ends Dune: Part three next year.
Sources highlight that Villeneuve and their collaborators, including producers David Heyman and Amy PascalThey are looking for a new face between twenty and thirty -a few years. The ideal candidate is described, in Fleming’s words, as “a forceful instrument” and “an extremely boring and without interest, to which things happened”, a figure whose lethality is essential.
What actors were discarded to play the new James Bond
According to the specifications regarding what is sought for the new James Bond, many popular names are immediately discarded. Timothée Chalamet, Austin Butler, Glen Powell, Jacob Elordi and others that are not from the British islands are not eligible. Older favorites like Tom Hardy (47), Idris Elba (53) and Henry Cavill (42) They no longer fit into the direction that Villeneuve is following. Even younger figures, such as Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jack Lowdenthey will be 37 years old when filming begins in 2027; Maybe too old for what they want to do.
It is said that the screenwriter Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders) is taking Bond back to his literary roots, inspired by Fleming’s first novels. Sources indicate that the script could explore Bond’s past as commander of the Royal Navy and explain how it reached its status of 007.
Bond movie number 26, from Villeneuve, is expected to film in 2027 and premiered in 2028, probably in the traditional window of the franchise. The film will not continue without time to die, which concluded with the death of Bond. Instead, it is a blur and new account: a new bond, a new beginning.
Source: Ambito
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