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Next James Bond Screen Tests

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The new Bond will be Daniel Craig’s successor, after he had the role from 2006’s “Casino Royale” until 2021’s “No Time to Die.”

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Daily Mail25 Oct

James Bond screen tests are underway at Bray Studios in Berkshire as production companies narrow down their choices for the next 007. Callum Turner, a frontrunner at age 36, was the first to audition on Friday. Security escorted a mysterious actor out of the studios in a Mercedes on Saturday, fueling speculation about who among the final contenders might be involved. The process, which includes up to five actors…

James Bond screen tests continue as mystery star is flanked by security leaving studios in Berkshire after odds-on favourite Callum Turner was the first to audition →2 articles from Daily Mail on this story
Evening Standard23 Oct

Screen tests for the next James Bond are set to take place this weekend in London, involving stunts, camera presence, and dialogue components. Producer Amy Pascal indicated earlier that a casting announcement is likely by the end of the year, promising someone "stirring, exciting and different." The article mentions reaching out to representatives for comment but does not provide additional details from them.

Hunt for next James Bond reaches final stages – report →
New York Post23 Oct

The search for the next James Bond has narrowed down to Callum Turner and Jack Lowden, who will undergo screen tests this weekend. Josh O'Connor is also expected to test, with one additional finalist yet to be revealed. The new actor will take over from Daniel Craig after "No Time to Die" and could potentially be younger than previous Bonds. Denis Villeneuve is set to direct the next Bond film for Amazon MGM Studios.

Next James Bond finalists emerge as final screen tests are underway →
CBC23 Oct

Screen tests for the next James Bond are reportedly happening in London this weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter and Variety. Callum Turner and Jack Lowden are among the finalists being considered for the role. Amazon MGM, which is producing the film, confirmed they are searching for the new 007 but declined to comment on specific details. This would mark the first casting process for Bond since Daniel…

James Bond screen tests reportedly happening in London this weekend →
NPR24 Oct

This piece is an opinion article discussing the casting process for the next James Bond actor to succeed Daniel Craig. Deadline reports that three actors—Jack Lowden, Josh O'Connor, and Callum Turner—are being considered for the role. The author reflects on how the character of James Bond emerged during a time when Britain was feeling diminished after World War II but needed an icon like 007 to boost national morale…

Perspective: The next James Bond →

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  1. 23 Oct

    Two of the rumoured finalists to become the next Bond are Callum Turner, star of the rom-com One Night Only, and Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden, The Hollywood Reporter said, citing several sources.

    2 outlets · CBC
  2. 25 Oct

    Daniel Craig officially stepped down as James Bond in October 2021 following the release of his fifth and final 007 film, No Time To Die

    2 outlets · Daily Mail

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Where to start James Bond screen tests reportedly happening in London this weekend CBC News

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  • 25 Oct James Bond screen tests continue as mystery star is flanked by security leaving studios in Berkshire after odds-on favourite Callum Turner was the first to auditionJames Bond screen tests are underway at Bray Studios in Berkshire as production companies narrow down their choices for the next 007. Callum Turner, a frontrunner at age 36, was the first to audition on Friday. Security escorted a mysterious actor out of the studios in a Mercedes on Saturday, fueling speculation about who among the final contenders might be involved. The process, which includes up to five actors…Daily Mail
  • 24 Oct Perspective: The next James BondThis piece is an opinion article discussing the casting process for the next James Bond actor to succeed Daniel Craig. Deadline reports that three actors—Jack Lowden, Josh O'Connor, and Callum Turner—are being considered for the role. The author reflects on how the character of James Bond emerged during a time when Britain was feeling diminished after World War II but needed an icon like 007 to boost national morale…NPR
  • 24 Oct Callum Turner kicks off the screen tests for James Bond role as odds-on favourite is the first to meet with bosses at a studio in BerkshireCallum Turner, a star of "Fantastic Beasts," began the final round of screen tests for the next James Bond role at Bray Studios in Berkshire on Friday. The process involves narrowing down between three to five actors, with Turner being a frontrunner along with Jack Lowden and Josh O'Connor. Amazon MGM Studios, which acquired Bray Studios last year, is handling the casting after years of searching to replace Daniel…Daily Mail
  • 23 Oct James Bond screen tests reportedly happening in London this weekendScreen tests for the next James Bond are reportedly happening in London this weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter and Variety. Callum Turner and Jack Lowden are among the finalists being considered for the role. Amazon MGM, which is producing the film, confirmed they are searching for the new 007 but declined to comment on specific details. This would mark the first casting process for Bond since Daniel…CBC
  • 23 Oct Next James Bond finalists emerge as final screen tests are underwayThe search for the next James Bond has narrowed down to Callum Turner and Jack Lowden, who will undergo screen tests this weekend. Josh O'Connor is also expected to test, with one additional finalist yet to be revealed. The new actor will take over from Daniel Craig after "No Time to Die" and could potentially be younger than previous Bonds. Denis Villeneuve is set to direct the next Bond film for Amazon MGM Studios.New York Post
  • 23 Oct Hunt for next James Bond reaches final stages – reportScreen tests for the next James Bond are set to take place this weekend in London, involving stunts, camera presence, and dialogue components. Producer Amy Pascal indicated earlier that a casting announcement is likely by the end of the year, promising someone "stirring, exciting and different." The article mentions reaching out to representatives for comment but does not provide additional details from them.Evening Standard

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