Craig discussed the future of the franchise during the recent launch of the upcoming Bond 25 film. He believes there’s no need to stick to outdated macho traditions when picking the next Bond and take everyone into consideration – regardless of their race and gender.

“I think that everybody should be considered. Also for women and for African-Americans, there should be great parts anyway, across the board,” explained Daniel Craig.

The future of James Bond franchise has been a matter of public debate ever since Craig announced he’ll end his run with Bond 25. Many Hollywood A-listers shared their thoughts about the potential female Bond, including Craig’s wife Rachel Weisz and co-star Eva Green. Unlike Craig, they were against the idea, because they believe women should get their own stories.

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This dark comedy about the absurdity of court life takes place in early 18th century England. Olivia Colman gives a performance of a lifetime as frail Queen Anne. Her most trusted advisor Lady Sara (Rachel Weisz) is the one who has to take care of things as the monarch sinks further and further into madness. Everything changes when new servant Abigail (Emma Stone) comes to court. The two ladies quickly become rivals and end up competing for the Queen’s affection.

The Favourite is a reunion of sorts since both Colman and Weisz previously starred in The Lobster, directed by Lanthimos. He received one Academy Award nomination for this project, and his upcoming period drama could easily replicate this success.

The movie will premiere on November 23rd, in the peak of awards season, so it seems like another Oscar darling. Even if Lanthimos’s take on monarchy isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, it’s clear we can expect three powerhouse performances. Will Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone add another Oscar to their awards shelf? Let’s wait and see!

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Craig discussed the future of the franchise during the recent launch of the upcoming Bond 25 film. He believes there’s no need to stick to outdated macho traditions when picking the next Bond and take everyone into consideration – regardless of their race and gender.

“I think that everybody should be considered. Also for women and for African-Americans, there should be great parts anyway, across the board,” explained Daniel Craig.

The future of James Bond franchise has been a matter of public debate ever since Craig announced he’ll end his run with Bond 25. Many Hollywood A-listers shared their thoughts about the potential female Bond, including Craig’s wife Rachel Weisz and co-star Eva Green. Unlike Craig, they were against the idea, because they believe women should get their own stories.

The post Daniel Craig is On Board With Female James Bond appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

This dark comedy about the absurdity of court life takes place in early 18th century England. Olivia Colman gives a performance of a lifetime as frail Queen Anne. Her most trusted advisor Lady Sara (Rachel Weisz) is the one who has to take care of things as the monarch sinks further and further into madness. Everything changes when new servant Abigail (Emma Stone) comes to court. The two ladies quickly become rivals and end up competing for the Queen’s affection.

The Favourite is a reunion of sorts since both Colman and Weisz previously starred in The Lobster, directed by Lanthimos. He received one Academy Award nomination for this project, and his upcoming period drama could easily replicate this success.

The movie will premiere on November 23rd, in the peak of awards season, so it seems like another Oscar darling. Even if Lanthimos’s take on monarchy isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, it’s clear we can expect three powerhouse performances. Will Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone add another Oscar to their awards shelf? Let’s wait and see!

The post First Trailer for “The Favourite” Is Here, and It’s Royally Mad appeared first on Entertainment For Us.