Oppenheimer star David Dastmalchian says he needs to star because the villain within the subsequent James Bond film.
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Talking in a brand new interview, the actor who portrayed William Borden within the Christoper Nolan field workplace smash, admitted that he would like to take up the function.
He advised SlashFilm: “Belief me once I say that I can carry one thing to an enemy of 007, whether or not she or he or they be performed in a method that nobody has ever seen Bond delivered to life earlier than, which is in fact the best way that you simply guys all the time do it.”
“I feel there’s nobody to push Bond to the bounds of their capabilities the best way that I might, and I might like to do it.
“So there’s my pitch to them. I can’t anticipate them to learn this. After which I’ll owe you when or if I ever get that function, I assume 10%.”
In the meantime, Aaron Taylor-Johnson lately refused to disclaim rumours that he would be the subsequent James Bond.
He’s among the many bookies favourites to interchange Daniel Craig together with Snowfall‘s Damson Idris, Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Web page, Comfortable Valley star James Norton and Henry Cavill.
Daisy Might Cooper additionally lately responded to the rumours that she may very well be set to play M within the subsequent 007 movie.
Talking completely to NME, the This Nation star defined how the hearsay first took place, earlier than admitting that she’d fortunately tackle the function of 007’s boss.
“I feel it was on the radio… they have been discussing who they need to be the subsequent M after which any individual talked about my title and from then it simply went like fucking wildfires. I had the Each day Mail knocking at my mother and father’ door at night time,” she mentioned.
Once we recommended that she’d be nice as a youthful, spunkier M after Judi Dench — or extra lately Ralph Fiennes — she laughingly replied: “Yeah, give me a fucking half. Transfer over, Dench!”
Elsewhere, 2012’s Skyfall was lately named the perfect Bond movie ever in a brand new survey.
