James Bond should never be played by a woman, says Bond Girl
"There is no need for a female link," said Not Time to Die Star.
Long beforeDaniel Craig Final film likeJames Bond was finally released, it was a question of who should play the next actor. Questions such as the actor should be British, white or a man - as has been the case so far - all have been part of the conversation. The idea ofThrow a woman like James Bond came frequently, and it seemed to be a step in this direction to have a 007 woman in the most recent film. But some people involved in the franchise have spoken against the thrust to change the sex of the main character, including a recent Bond girl. Read more to find out why she doesn't think Bond should ever be played by a woman and what other stars have to say on the subject.
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The first woman in the franchise 007 was harassed on social networks.
In the latest Bond movie,No time to die, British black actorLashana Lynch Played Nomi, an agent who was awarded Bond number 007, but she does not replace Bond himself.
"The answer was generally positive, but there were very personal messages for me, like Insta Dms and Twitter," said LynchThe Guardian ofThe casting news is published. "And just conversations that my friends had heard or heard on the tube which were really mean, dark and recalled an age in which I am not even born, where women and blacks were not allowed to move in some Spaces. So it also reminded me of the work that I still have to do to try to change the world in a way a bit. "
As for the actors who played James Bond, all were white men, and all were British, with the exception of AustraliaGeorge Lazenby and IrishPierce Brosnan.
A recent liaison girl is not on board for a woman's link.
Ana de Armas Played Bond Girl Paloma in last yearNo time to die. In a new interview withThe sun, theKnives outStar explained why she isNot in favor of a woman be sunk into the main role.
"There is no need for a female link," said Armas. "It should not be necessary to steal the character of someone else, you know, to take over. It is a novel, and it leads to this world of James Bond and to this fantasy of this universe where it turns out that."
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She wants to see more representation of other ways.
Instead that a woman is interpreted as Bond, by Armas would like to see women who are in action films obtain more interesting and varied roles. While many classic leap girls were only young ladies or sexual objects, the recent films in the series have moved away from this tradition.
"What I would like is that female roles in Bond films, even if Bond will continue to be a man, is animated in a different way," said Armas. "Let them give them a more substantial part and recognition. This is what I think is more interesting than turning things up."
Craig agrees with her.
Craig also talked about the casting issue andshared similar thoughts.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"The answer to this is very simple," said CraigRadio time In 2021. "There should simply be better parts for women and color players. Why should a woman play James Bond when there should be a game as good as James Bond, but for a woman? ""
Likewise, for a long timeLiaison film producerBarbara Broccoli ToldThe Guardian In 2018, "Bond is a man. He is a male character. He was written as a man and I think he will probably remain a man." She added: "And that's good. We don't have to transform the male characters into women. Let's just create more female characters and match the story of these female characters."
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But Lynch thinks Bond could be anyone.
In his interview withThe Guardian, Lynch shared a more open view.
"We are in a place at the time when industry does not only give the public what he thinks the public wants," she said. "They actually give the public what they or they want to give the public. With Bond, it could be a man or a woman. They could be white, black, Asian and mixed. They could be young or old. At the end of the day, even if a two -year -old child was playing Bond, everyone would flock to the movies to see what this two -year -old child was going to do, right? ""
As for whether she should be leap, Lynch laughed and said, "No! You don't want me! I just said to myself:" Uh, no, so where do you start again? ""
