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\n The next James Bond film \u2013 now under the creative control of Amazon \u2013 is apparently being \u2018fast-tracked\u2019. Here\u2019s everything you need to know.
\n ADVERTISEMENTEver since the shock Amazon\u00a0acquisition of creative control\u00a0over the James Bond franchise from longtime stewards Barbara Broccoli and Michael J. Wilson, many have been left wondering if this was the right move for 007. \u00a0Whether fans like it or not, it\u2019s happening, and after years of silence regarding the future of the franchise, endless casting speculation and no news on a script for Bond 26, it seems that the $1billion investment by\u00a0bonafide Bond villain Jeff \u201cBlofeld\u201d Bezos\u00a0comes with a shaken production timetable.\u00a0Indeed, the new James Bond film is \u201cbeing fast-tracked” for release and we now know that the next adventure will have a reported budget of \u00a3250 million (approx. \u20ac298m) – around the same amount as Daniel Craig\u2019s final outing as the famous spy, No Time To Die (which reportedly cost between $250m and $301m).That’s not all. This price tag also comes with a ETA. According to The Sun, Amazon are aiming for the 26th Bond film to hit cinemas by the end of 2027, with a source stating that \u201cthe writers\u2019 rooms are being assembled in the hope of recouping their investment ASAP.\u201d\u00a0That means that when the next Bond film arrives, it will match the record for the longest wait for a new 007 since Sean Connery first played the British spy in 1962\u2019s Dr No. The previous record was GoldenEye, which was released in 1995 – six years after Timothy Dalton appeared in Licence to Kill. The 2015-2021 pause between SPECTRE and No Time To Die already gave that record a run for its money, primarily due to the Covid pandemic which delayed the release of the film.Amazon\u2019s acquisition of the Bond franchise has also led to online speculation that a series of soul-draining spin-offs are on the cards, an MCU-calque which fans fear will dilute the impact of the beloved film legacy.It still remains to be seen which filmmaker will guide Bond into its new era, and there\u2019s also the rather pressing matter of who will play James Bond…Indeed, the hunt for a new 007 to replace Daniel Craig is heating up, and whoever replaces the British actor has some big shoes to fill. Craig portrayed Bond for 15 years, making him the longest serving actor in the role, as well as a fan favourite.\u00a0Henry Cavill seems to be the people\u2019s choice, while there were reports that Aaron Taylor-Johnson had landed the role. Frequently mentioned names include James Norton, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Richard Madden, Rege-Jean Page and Tom Hardy, adn popular bookies picks at the moment also include Triangle of Sadness and Babygirl star Harris Dickinson, Challengers actor Josh O\u2019Connor, Slow Horses star Jack Lowden and Gladiator II leading man Paul Mescal. \u00a0There\u2019s even been some tongue-in-cheek speculation that a certain Oscar-nominated actor-director could be in the mix for Bond, following a comment made by none other than Polish prime minister Donald Tusk. You can read all about that here.\u00a0Until an official announcement is made, nothing’s certain. What\u2019s clear though is that Amazon are in a hurry to cash in on their investment \u2013 especially since Ian Fleming\u2019s original James Bond novels are expected to enter the public domain in the US, UK, Australia, France and Germany in 2035. This could hypothetically lead to rival film studios making their own movies about the Bond books.With that date looming in the background, the announcement of Daniel Craig\u2019s successor feels like it\u2019s close…Additional sources \u2022 The Sun<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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