Tom Hiddleston denies that he would be next James Bond

Actor Tom Hiddleston has denied that he is in line to play the next James Bond and he wants that these rumors stop. Responding to gossip that he is favorite to take on the iconic role of the British master spy James Bond, Tom said that people have very strong opinions about Bond. He was talking at the US premiere of his hit TV series The Night Manager in Los Angeles.
This has been reported in news.sky.com dated 6 April 2016.

Speculations are rife on who will don the mantle of James Bond next and, the present actor Daniel Craig has not yet ruled himself up officially. Hence, many names are cropping up and among them, Tom Hiddleston is the bookies' favorite ahead of Tom Hardy, Damian Lewis, Idris Elba, Aidan Turner and Henry Cavill.
Poor Tom is in a quandary - he hasn't spoken to anyone who makes those films. He wants the rumors to stop because he does not have any power over it. In fact, being famous means one has no control over other people's opinions.


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Superman Henry Cavill could be the future James Bond

Henry Cavill is at present setting box offices alight with his role in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” as the world’s greatest superhero. However, he has revealed that he would “love” an opportunity to portray the role of James Bond, the world’s greatest spy. This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 25 March 2016.

Since Daniel Craig has reportedly done away with his role as James Bond, 32-year-old Henry Cavill could fill in the vacuum - it has been rumored that he is in running to be the next 007.
When he was asked in a a show as to whether he would like to take up the role as the suave British spy he did not readily give any reply but indicated that it will all depend on a number of factors. He is very busy with the Superman stuff and, if there were any windows and they wanted him to do that kind of role it would be great and he would love to avail the opportunity.
Daniel Craig has held down the role as James Bond since 2006 and it is understood that he would not be returning for a fifth movie. Idris Elba has long been the favorite to replace him, but in the face of his continued denials, other names have emerged like Damian Lewis, Tom Hardy, Aidan Turner and, now, Henry Cavill.


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