Pierce Brosnan is as soon as once more endorsing Aaron Taylor-Johnson to be the one to play James Bond within the subsequent period.
The identify’s Taylor-Johnson. Aaron Taylor-Johnson. OK, that is perhaps a little bit of a mouthful however the Kraven the Hunter actor is being pushed by former 007 Pierce Brosnan to play the following James Bond. Brosnan has been open about his support for Taylor-Johnson (hey, it’s not like he’ll be returning) however now all eyes are on Amazon MGM Studios after buying the franchise rights, this is perhaps simply the push the actor wants.
Speaking with Yahoo! Entertainment, Pierce Brosnan mentioned of Aaron Taylor-Johnson, “I think he would be very good” as the following James Bond. After noting that he co-starred with him in 2009’s The Greatest (when Taylor-Johnson wasn’t even 20), Brosnan added that his presence stood out in a forged that additionally featured Susan Sarandon. “This young man came on the set and took the space, filled the space with passion and energy. So yeah, I think if he wished it, wanted it and got it, he would be great.”
So having labored collectively may give Aaron Taylor-Johnson a little bit of an edge for Pierce Brosnan so far as being the following James Bond, however he does have help elsewhere, even when not straight, because it has been reported that a leaked memo from Amazon mentioned that 007 will stay a British male. In equity, that might put him in direct competitors with one thing like 30 million different individuals, however he may need an edge over most…
As we all know, Amazon MGM Studios has an enormous accountability with the way forward for the James Bond franchise, with a lot of their status – to not point out round $1 billion of their very own cash – on the road. And one of the vital choices can be who the following James Bond can be. And then there’s the matter of the director and the screenwriter and the…
Pierce Brosnan led 4 Bond movies, being the one actor to play the character within the ‘90s and introducing him to the 21st century. Domestically, all four of those movies are in the top 10 highest-grossing James Bond movies ever, with Die Another Day (Brosnan’s farewell) at #5.
What do you consider Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the following James Bond? Does he have what it takes to usher within the subsequent period?
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