Why Pierce Brosnan has singled out this popular James Bond frontrunner
In a new interview, Brosnan says he is eager to watch the new era of the franchise – and has delivered a glowing assessment of one actor he has his eye on.
Pierce Brosnan has expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming era of the James Bond franchise. According to Variety, the actor who played 007 in four films between 1995 and 2002 told Vanity Fair that he is eagerly awaiting the announcement of the next Bond and has given his seal of approval to Callum Turner.
The Hollywood Reporter notes that Brosnan also weighed in on director Denis Villeneuve taking over the franchise and the various actors currently in contention for the role. While some are speculating that Turner may have secured the part, Euronews reports that Kristin Scott Thomas has commented on Jack Lowden being a reported frontrunner, describing him as a very good actor who is cheeky and has a "twinkle."
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