Gary Oldman Hopes Jack Lowden Is the New James Bond
Oldman said six actors were shortlisted and that odds on Jack Lowden shortened after his comments.
- On Friday, actor Gary Oldman backed his "Slow Horses" co-star Jack Lowden for the next James Bond role at TIFF, asserting that the 007 casting has already been decided.
- Oldman clarified that his previous remarks suggesting inside knowledge were misunderstood, stating, "I don't know any more than you do. The rumor is that they've made their pick, but we don't know who it is."
- The 68-year-old actor noted the 36-year-old Lowden possesses humor, masculinity, and a "twinkle in his eye" essential for Bond, adding that being Scottish offers a "nod to Sean Connery."
- Despite speculation linking Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jacob Elordi to the role, Amazon MGM Studios has not officially confirmed any casting decision, keeping details under wraps.
- Bond producer Amy Pascal recently suggested an announcement could arrive by year's end, with Denis Villeneuve set to direct the new installment following the 2021 release of "No Time to Die.
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