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The charming and stylish British Secret Service agent James Bond will not return to the silver screen for at least two years as the character is improving, according to franchise producer Barbara Broccoli, “Deadline” reports.
Producer Broccoli and his brother Michael G. At a star-studded private event in central London to honor Wilson for his BFI fellowship, he told ‘Deadline’ that filming for the next 007 film would take “at least two years” to begin. He added that work on finding an actor to replace Daniel Craig has not begun “because it is a new invention of Bond”.
Broccoli did not draw on who would play Bond next, but offered an update on the decision-making process.
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She said, “No one is in the running. We’re working out where to go with him, we’re negotiating that. There’s no script and we can’t come up with one until we decide that.” How are we going to approach the next film because, really, it’s a new invention of Bond. We’re rediscovering who he is and it takes time. I’d say filming at least two Years away.”
“Deadline” further stated that the night was a Bond love fest, filled with warm and witty video messages from Bond veterans, including Daniel Craig, Dame Judi Dench, Lee Seydoux, Rami Malek and Sam Mendes, directors of “Skyfall” and Sam Mendes were involved. ‘Phantom’.
EON pair Broccoli and Wilson were presented their BFI fellowships by Bond regulars Ralph Fiennes, who plays Detective Chief M, and Naomi Harris, who plays the no-nonsense Miss Moneypenny.