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Ben Whishaw addresses James Bond return for new movie

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As a gamer who has spent countless hours immersed in the ever-evolving world of James Bond and Q, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation mixed with a touch of nostalgia when it comes to the potential return of Ben Whishaw‘s Q in the next installment. Having grown up watching Daniel Craig’s 007, I must admit that Whishaw’s portrayal of Q has been nothing short of exceptional, adding a fresh, modern twist to the classic character.

Ben Whishaw has spoken about whether he would return for the next James Bond movie.

In the past three films, the actor took on the character Q, while Daniel Craig portrayed 007. The final film, “No Time to Die,” signaled a conclusive end to Craig’s tenure as 007, leaving uncertain whether other supporting characters would continue in future installments.

On Laura Kuenssberg’s BBC program, Whishaw expressed some uncertainty about being invited again, but made it clear that he would gladly come back if given the chance.

Ben Whishaw addresses James Bond return for new movie

As a gamer, I’ve got a feeling I won’t be part of the next game’s crew. It seems like they’re planning to start fresh with an entirely new cast – zero carryovers. That’s just my guess, though. The truth is, I haven’t got a clue.

Given the opportunity, I would certainly help out. However, I believe the project could benefit from a fresh start and a different team. It might revitalize it significantly. If asked, I’d be more than willing to assist.

For the upcoming movie of this franchise, there are plans to start a fresh narrative, or “reboot,” but it doesn’t necessarily mean that the entire original cast will be changed. In fact, when the series was last reset, Judi Dench as the character M remained in place.

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As a die-hard fan, I’ve always been eager to hear any updates about the Bond franchise, and I was thrilled when Whishaw shared his thoughts. He mentioned that he’s currently out of contract, which is exciting because it suggests that the franchise is undergoing a refresh – something I believe is essential for its continued success.

At present, you have an opportunity to witness an actor performing in a fresh interpretation of “Waiting for Godot” in London. Tickets can be purchased through this link.

Of course, he will make a return as a particular CGI bear in “Paddington in Peru” on the cinema screen in November, preceded by a rerun of the first two movies in October.

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2024-09-21 21:19

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