After 60 Years Of Men Playing James Bond, Daniel Craig Said His 007 Successor Shouldn't Be A Woman Because "There Should Be A Part Just As Good As James Bond, But For A Woman"
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Daniel Craig is the sixth man to play James Bond in major movie franchises since Sean Connery took up the role more than half a century ago.
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That tally excludes non-blockbuster films and isolated TV appearances where the Bond character was, again, portrayed by various men.
The actor's upcoming performance in No Time to Die, which is set to open in theaters at the beginning of October, will be his last as the British secret agent.
There's been a lot of discussion about Daniel's potential successor, and after dozens of Bond movies centering on — let's be honest — pretty similar versions of the 007 character, it seems like way past time to finally switch things up a bit.
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Bridgerton's Regé-Jean Page was a hopeful heir to the James Bond legacy for a while, although he seemed to debunk those rumors during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in January.
If it’s not gonna be Idris, I’m totally supportive of Rege-Jean Page as the next James Bond.