Pierce Brosnan Says He Has ‘No Regret’ About Being Axed From The James Bond Franchise

Stop me if you’ve already heard this one before, but the release of yet another blockbuster may get released. “No Time To Die” was one of the first major releases to get pushed due to the still ongoing pandemic, but a new report suggests that MGM and Universal are considering delaying the James Bond film yet again to the Summer of 2021.

Netflix’s new spy thriller The Gray Man, it’s been announced.The movie, which is intended to create a new franchise in the style of James Bond, will be directed by Avengers: Endgame filmmakers Joe and Anthony Russo.The Gray Man is based on a novel of the same name by Mark Greaney, which was published in 2009.

It’s been 18 years since Pierce Brosnan put on the tuxedo to play James Bond, but the Die Another Day star looks like he could step back into the role in an instant. Pierce, now 67, posted a shirtless photo from a day at the beach on Instagram, much to his followers’ delights, wearing just a pair of board shorts and some snorkeling gear. He simply captioned it, “Good morning…” noting that the photo was taken by his wife, Keely Shaye Brosnan.

No Time To Die was among the first few movies that were impacted due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The James Bond movie sees Daniel Craig take a bow from the franchise.

Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences in London’s Mayfair.“Ms Coffey? We’ve been expecting you,” says one of the masked aides, and I feel like a mix between a celebrity and James Bond.

Filmmaker Cary Fukunaga unfortunately already had history releasing a feature during a pandemic well before his newest film, “No Time to Die” was delayed from its original April date to closer to Thanksgiving. As he explained in a new interview with Empire, his reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic and how it altered the plans for his new ‘Bond’ film is tempered by the fact that he’s already gone through this whole pandemic thing before more than a decade ago.

“Outlander” star Sam Heughan will be trading in his kilt for a tuxedo if fans have their way.

James Bond, a new poll reveals.A poll conducted by the Radio Times shows the Outlander actor to be fans’ top choice, with a 30 per cent share of the vote.The Scottish actor has beaten Tom Hardy (second place – 14 per cent) and Henry Cavill (third place – 11 per cent) to prime position in a poll undertaken by almost 80,000 fans around the world.RadioTimes‘ Top 10 Choices to be the next James Bond:1. Sam Heughan (30 per cent)2. Tom Hardy (14 per cent)3. Henry Cavill (11 per cent)4. Idris Elba (10

© Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP Actor Henry Cavill poses for photographers upon arrival at the world premiere of The Witcher, at a central London cinema, Monday, Dec 16, 2019.(Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP) "I think a lot of actors were seen in the UK," he told This Morning.

Scottish actor Sam Heughan has been named favourite to take over the role of James Bond.

favourite to play the next James Bond.The Outlander actor was voted to the top spot of a poll by the Radio Times by eager fans who want to see him replace Daniel Craig in the coveted spy role.The Scots star, 40, beat Tom Hardy, Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston and Henry Cavill as the next choice for 007, gaining 30 per cent of thousands of votes.Scots actor Richard Madden was also in the line-up to be the next possible Bond, coming in at sixth place in the poll.Sam has previously spoken about James

Doctor Who and the James Bond movie Thunderball, Cameron arrived in the UK in 1939 after joining the British merchant navy.He first appeared on screen in the 1951 movie Pool Of London, which at the time was a rare starring role for a black actor.In 2009, Cameron was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE).His final acting credit saw him appear in the 2010 movie Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page.Beckett said that Cameron

In 2004, Pierce Brosnan was told that he would no longer be playing James Bond and the franchise would be looking for a new leading man.

Pierce Brosnan has said there is “no regret” over his departure from the James Bond franchise.