Daniel Craig, Says James Bond, Should Not Be Played By a Woman.
In a Radio Times interview, Daniel Craig
explained why he thinks James Bond
should not be played by a woman. .
In a Radio Times interview, Daniel Craig
explained why he thinks James Bond
should not be played by a woman. .
Why should a woman play James Bond when there should be a part just as good as James Bond, but for a woman?, Daniel Craig, via Radio Times.
The interview comes the week before the release
of the latest Bond film, “No Time To Die,”
which premieres in theaters on Oct. 8.
The interview comes the week before the release
of the latest Bond film, “No Time To Die,”
which premieres in theaters on Oct. 8.
The 'New York Post' points out that
Craig's comments echo those of
the franchise’s producer Barbara Broccoli.
The 'New York Post' points out that
Craig's comments echo those of
the franchise’s producer Barbara Broccoli.
In 2020, Broccoli told Variety that , “James Bond can be of any color, but he is male.”.
She also suggested writing new characters
specifically for women, rather than
make the iconic lead role a woman.
She also suggested writing new characters
specifically for women, rather than
make the iconic lead role a woman.
I believe we should be creating
new characters for women,
strong female characters.
I’m not particularly interested
in taking a male character
and having a woman play it.
I think women are
far more interesting than that, Barbara Broccoli, via Variety.
I believe we should be creating
new characters for women,
strong female characters.
I’m not particularly interested
in taking a male character
and having a woman play it.
I think women are
far more interesting than that, Barbara Broccoli, via Variety.
I believe we should be creating
new characters for women,
strong female characters.
I’m not particularly interested
in taking a male character
and having a woman play it.
I think women are
far more interesting than that, Barbara Broccoli, via Variety.
According to 'The Guardian,' Lashana Lynch is rumored to be the next Bond. This would make her the first woman to play the iconic spy.
With Bond, it could be a man or woman. They could be white, black, Asian, mixed race. They could be young or old, Lashana Lynch, via The Guardian.
We are in a place in time where
the industry is not just giving
audiences what it thinks the audience wants.
They’re actually giving the audience
what they want to give the audience, Lashana Lynch, via The Guardian.
We are in a place in time where
the industry is not just giving
audiences what it thinks the audience wants.
They’re actually giving the audience
what they want to give the audience, Lashana Lynch, via The Guardian.
We are in a place in time where
the industry is not just giving
audiences what it thinks the audience wants.
They’re actually giving the audience
what they want to give the audience, Lashana Lynch, via The Guardian