Gary Oldman Says James Bond Has Been Cast, Hopes It's Jack Lowden
Actor Gary Oldman has suggested that the next James Bond has already been cast, expressing his hope that his 'Slow Horses' co-star Jack Lowden secured the role. While Amazon MGM Studios has not confirmed any casting, speculation continues to surround the franchise's future under director Denis Villeneuve.
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The James Bond franchise is a major cultural asset, and casting decisions are highly anticipated events in the global entertainment industry.
Gary Oldman is cheering on his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden in the 007 race.
The beloved British actor, who has starred alongside Lowden in the Apple series since 2022, spoke in an interview with Canada’s The Morning Show about the upcoming James Bond films, telling the program that the new incarnation of Ian Fleming’s spy has already been selected.
“It’s been rumored that [Lowden] is on the shortlist,” said Oldman. “We're going to find out pretty soon, aren't we? Because they have picked him. They have made their choice, but they have not announced it yet. So my fingers are crossed for Jack.” Related Stories TV Catherine Zeta-Jones' Real Swansea Accent Is Loud and Proud in Trailer for AMC+'s 'Kill Jackie' Venice Hidden Gem Sabu's 'Arrested Memory' Turns a Kidnapping Thriller Into an Amnesiac Cop Comedy
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