Daniel Craig's reign as James Bond brought 007 fans some of the most fantastic Bond moments of our time.
Whether it was the defibrillator scene in Casino Royale, or any number of high speed chases throughout his time in the role, Craig has crushed it as the iconic MI6 agent.
According to The Guardian, Craig even went so far as to say he'd “rather slash [his] wrists" than do another spy movie.
During a Q & A at The Newyorker festival in 2016, Craig cleared up his previous comments, "Were I to stop doing it, I'd miss it terribly."
The likes of Tom Hardy and Idris Elba have been tossed around, with Elba being a particular source of resistance from fans, as he would be the first black bond in franchise history.
While many movies have been rebooted to feature female leads, re: Ghost Busters and Ocean's Eight, this particular suggestion has been met with a certain resistance from fans — and former Bond cast members.
Green, who played Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale told Vanity Fair, "I’m for women, but I really think James Bond should remain a man. It doesn’t make sense for him to be a woman."
“Women can play different types of characters, be in action movies and be superheroes," she said. "But James Bond should always be a man and not be Jane Bond."
Although she disagrees with the general concept of a gender swapped Bond, she still appreciates the evolution of the Bond girls.
"I originally had reservations about being a Bond girl. I didn’t want to be a bimbo," she explained. "The women are now perceived differently. They are intelligent and sassy and fascinating."
h/t: Vanity Fair
