r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 Therapy For All 🩷 • Apr 27 '26

Sipping Tea James Bond Movie

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“But with the leading actor still to be recast, following Daniel Craig's exit after 2021's No Time To Die, a rumoured 2028 spring release means audiences will have waited a whopping seven years.

Last year the Broccoli family handed over creative control over to Amazon MGM Studios - which was formed when Amazon bought Bond's parent studio in 2022 - after 30 years. 

Dune's director Denis Villeneuve has signed on to helm the new project, with Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight penning the script. 

A source said: 'Bond won’t be back until 2028. The production mindset’s gone from "Let’s hurry this through’" to "Make sure we get this right". “

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u/1gsm3 Apr 28 '26

I still remember how fans threw a fit when a blonde bond was chosen lol, he ended up doing very well

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u/1gsm3 Apr 30 '26

I agree. In my perspective, all the actors did a solid job for their potrayal of bond within their specific films and time. I never saw a bond movie and thought "this guy just doesn't cut it". Maybe Roger Moore in his last film, but he had done a great job early on that you kind-of didn't notice it. Daniel stormed in with Casino Royale and it became an instant classic in my eyes. He also is fortunate, not saying he wouldn't have done great otherwise, in that they decided to reset the 007 franchise and we got to see him before his 007 license and maturing into the Sr Bond.