AFP/ New York
Daniel Craig, the British actor who once complained he'd rather slash his wrists than play James Bond a fifth time, is returning after all as 007, United States media reported Tuesday.
Citing two unnamed people "briefed on the matter," The New York Times said the 49 year old's return to the big screen in 2019 was a "done deal" for the 25th movie in a ftanchise that has thrilled generations of cinemagoers.
Eon Productions that oversees everything Bond and Metro Goldwyn Mayer, which holds rights to the ftanchise, announced "at a later date", they said in a statement. On Tuesday, MGM dexlined to comment on the Times report.
Writers of the new movie will be Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, the same duo behind previous Bond films, including the four earlier iterations in which Craig starred to critical acclaim and box office success.
Daniel Craig, the British actor who once complained he'd rather slash his wrists than play James Bond a fifth time, is returning after all as 007, United States media reported Tuesday.
Citing two unnamed people "briefed on the matter," The New York Times said the 49 year old's return to the big screen in 2019 was a "done deal" for the 25th movie in a ftanchise that has thrilled generations of cinemagoers.
Eon Productions that oversees everything Bond and Metro Goldwyn Mayer, which holds rights to the ftanchise, announced "at a later date", they said in a statement. On Tuesday, MGM dexlined to comment on the Times report.
Writers of the new movie will be Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, the same duo behind previous Bond films, including the four earlier iterations in which Craig starred to critical acclaim and box office success.
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