Shah Rukh Khan’s fond wish - to see Ethan Hunt and James Bond in one movie

SRK, the Bollywood superstar, has expressed his innermost wish - to see the world’s two most loved characters Ethan Hunt and James Bond in one single movie. Ethan Hunt of “Mission: Impossible” fame and James Bond of the 007 fame are characters that everyone loves, SRK is no exception. His final fantasy before death is to see both of them together in one movie.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 8 August 2015.

Of course, while Ethan Hunt was portrayed by only one actor Tom Cruise, the superspy James Bond had a number of actors who play the role starting from Sean Connery to Pierce Brosnan, Roger Moore and Daniel Craig, among others.
James Bond is a fictional British Secret Service agent codenamed 007 and was created way back in 1953 by writer Ian Fleming. He has progressed over the years and the method of presentation and gadgets meant for Bond have undergone a sea change. The character of Bond was last portrayed by actor Daniel Craig in 2012 film “Skyfall” and he is expected to return as Bond in the twenty-fourth James Bond film titled “Spectre”.
This is slated for release on October 26 later this year.
The million dollar question now is – who would SRK like to see in the role of his James Bond.
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Ex James Bond, Pierce Brosnan, caught with a 10-inch hunting knife

Pierce Brosnan is a well-known cine personality and has acted in the role of superspy 007 James Bond and, as James Bond he used to carry a whole of weapons to help him in is his missions. But, he was embarrassed no end when the TSA searched him out before he boarded a flight to Detroit and discovered a 10-inch long hunting knife on his person.
He wanted to take it along with him in his hand baggage and that is against the law and Brosnan had to undergo a lengthy screening by the airport security staff of Burlington Airport, Vermont. The weapon was revealed during routine scanning of his carry on shoulder bag.
This has been reported in dailymail.co.uk dated 4 August 2015.

The knife was a bone handled folding hunting knife estimated to be five inches when folded and ten inches when extended.
A ban on all knives - except rounded or plastic butter knives – was introduced immediately after the September 11 terror attacks almost 14 years ago. In that terror attack, the hijackers took on permitted box cutters and used them to kill airline staff and, thus, took over the cockpits of four planes.
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