Daniel Craig has made it clear he doesn’t care who takes over the role, but that doesn’t mean he’s not going to have a little fun with the question. Over the weekend was the 15th Governor’s Ball in Los Angeles and during the event,

At the 2024 Governors Awards in Los Angeles, Daniel Craig teased that the next James Bond "might be" in the room. While introducing Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, Craig jokingly suggested the identity of the new 007 might be revealed,

The hunt is on for a new James Bond and we have no idea who will be the next actor to take on the role. There have been a lot of rumors and speculation, but nothing is set in stone. During a recent interview with The Independent ,

With Daniel Craig out of the picture, the 007 producers have “a big decision” to make about the future of the 50-year franchise. While discussing the legacy and future of the franchise, Barbara Broccoli gave an update on the search for the next James Bond,

A supercomputer has deduced who has the best chance of becoming the next James Bond villain, with a rising actor being among the top contenders to take on the role

Replacing Daniel Craig was never going to be an easy task but James Bond producers know exactly what they’re looking for in the next 007. Speculation has been rife around the closely guarded plans for the return of Bond, from who will direct the film to who will sing the theme song.

Daniel Craig seemed to drop a hint about his James Bond successor at the 15th annual Governors Awards on Sunday night. Craig, who played the superspy in four installments culminating with 2021’s No Time to Die,

Daniel Craig's recent mention of a new James Bond has once again stirred the conversation around his potential successor. As fans wait for makers to come with a name, we are pitching in our suggestions as to who among the current lot of stars would make a great Bond.

Craig appeared at the awards to introduce James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson Daniel Craig is teasing Bond fans! On Sunday, Nov. 17, the actor, 56, attended the 15th Governors Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and hinted that the next James Bond "might be" in the room.