Aaron Taylor-Johnson is reportedly set to become the next James Bond.
The 33-year-old actor, known for his roles in films such as “Kick-Ass” and “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” apparently hasn’t officially accepted the iconic role yet, but A source told The Sun: “link That’s Aaron’s job, if he’ll take it. “
The source added: “A formal offer is on the table and they are awaiting a response.”
It is said that Eon Productions, which produces Bond movies, is also preparing to shoot a new 007 movie and is currently working on the script.
The Sun’s source added: “As far as Eon is concerned, Aaron will sign the contract in the next few days and they can start preparing for the big announcement.”
The source added that Taylor-Johnson is “a very talented actor.” They called him “the perfect choice to play Bond and pick up where Daniel Craig left off.”
Taylor-Johnson was asked by Numero last week about the rumors surrounding him being linked to the role. He said: “I think it’s fascinating and wonderful for people to see me play this character. I think it’s a great compliment.”
Daniel Craig hangs up his tuxedo After the release of No Time to Die, speculation grew about who would become the seventh actor to play a spy in an official film.
In 2006, Craig starred in his first Bond film, Casino Royale, alongside Eva Green.Image: Reuters
If Taylor-Johnson’s casting is confirmed, he will join Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Craig in the role. . In 1962, Connery starred in the first official film, Dr. No.
Idris Elba The role has long been wanted, but the 51-year-old said in September that he had been put off by “disgusting” comments about his race.
He told the SmartLess podcast: “People who are unhappy with the idea make the whole thing disgusting and offensive because it becomes a racial issue.
“It became pointless and I took the brunt of it.”
Idris Elba, best known for playing Luther, has been closely linked to the role
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Sky News has contacted Taylor-Johnson’s agency, William Morris Endeavor, for comment.
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