Daniel Craig's detective turn in Knives Out pays off big! Surpassing his James Bond earnings, he secures over $100 million for the film's sequels. Hollywood's new financial blockbuster unfolds.
The iconic action spy thriller franchise ‘James Bond’ is on a hiatus as there has been no work done post the Daniel Craig era. It is not even decided who will take up the mantle of the MI6 agent 007 after Craig left the franchise with ‘No Time To Die’, as revealed by producer Barbara Broccoli.
Former Olympic medalist Sebastian Coe, who was responsible for organising the 2012 Olympics in London, including the Queen's unforgettable sketch with Daniel Craig, which opened the ceremony, said in an interview with BBC News that "a whole heap of people still believe she did jump from the helicopter," reports 'Variety'.
Talking about playing Bond on screen Idris further said, "It is not a goal for my career, I don't think that, you know, playing Bond will satisfy some of my personal goals. It will definitely satisfy the will of a nation," Elba said, referencing the legions of fans who would like to see him as 007.
Daniel Craig failed to remember his 'Knives Out' accent. Reprising his role as Detective Benoit Blanc in the sequel 'Glass Onion, A Knives Out Mystery'
Kurylenko is the latest name from international entertainment industry to have contracted the COVID-19.
The film will release on November 12 in the UK and on November 25 in the US, with other release dates worldwide to follow.
"The very fact that they are looking at actors like me, and not restricting it to a certain kind of actor is good news," she further added.
The Quantico star stated that it would be amazing to see a female bond in her lifetime.
Other cast members of No Time To Die include Bohemian Rhapsody star Rami Malek as the film's villain, Léa Seydoux, Ana De Armas, and Lashana Lynch.
