Fans around the world wonder: who will be chosen to replace Daniel Craig? Today we have new answers to present to you on this subject, and the noose tightens.
A replacement for Daniel Craig
When Daniel Craigannounced in 2019 that No Time to Die would be his fifth and final film as James Bond, netizens wondered who would be able to replace it. The franchise producer Jump, Barbara Broccoli, has always praised the acting talents of Daniel Craig. She had previously said, about the actor :
He has an amazing range of play and he can do anything. He’s quite simply the greatest actor of all time, and I think viewers will be excited about this portrayal because he’s funny, he’s dangerous, he’s everything you would want. Together, he and Ruth, it’s just sexy… The chemistry between them, the volatility, it’s like fireworks, it’s fun and sexy and there’s a lot of blood. (…) Daniel is an excellent troop leader.
After so many praises, difficult, therefore, to find an actor at the height Hopes by Barbara Broccoli, and fans around the world. At the moment, four actors are still in the race to embody the role on screen, and we present them to you without delay.
The four actors vying to embody James Bond
Tom Hardy, Henry Cavill, Idris Elba and Jacob Elordi have been mooted to take over as James Bond. Barbara Broccoli, however, asserts that “this is going to take a while” before Daniel Craig’s replacement was named. For varietythe latter declares :
It’s a big decision. It’s not just about to assign a role. It is about completely rethinking the direction we are taking. I’m just here to celebrate one of the greatest actors on the planet, Daniel Craig.
As a reminder, here are who these four actors are:
1) Henry Cavill
2) Idris Elba
3) Tom Hardy
4) Jacob Elordi
And you, which actor do you think would make the best james bond ? We let you answer this question via our comments area ! And if you want to know which actor would be ideal to embody the next James Bond according to Pierce Brosnanyou can read our previous article on the subject.
