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Bond 25 Looking for New Writer-Director, Might Miss Release Date: Report
After losing director Danny Boyle earlier in the week, the next James Bond movie might well miss its release date. The producers are looking to hire a new writer or a writer-director.
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James Bond 25: Director Danny Boyle, Trainspotting Writer Said to Be Front-Runners
According to two new reports, Danny Boyle – director of Slumdog Millionaire – could end up directing Bond 25, with his Trainspotting screenwriter John Hodge penning the script.
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Craig, Daniel Craig, Will Play James Bond Again. Woo Hoo
Craig's return had been subject to furious speculation. In 2015 he said: "I'd rather break this glass and slash my wrists... We're done. All I want to do is move on."
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Bond Writer Says Sorry For Calling Idris Elba 'Too Street' to Play 007
The Luther star has long been touted as the fans' choice to become the first black Bond. However for some, the reference to the Pacific Rim actor as "too street" by Anthony Horowitz was reportedly code for "too black"
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Bond 25 Looking for New Writer-Director, Might Miss Release Date: Report
After losing director Danny Boyle earlier in the week, the next James Bond movie might well miss its release date. The producers are looking to hire a new writer or a writer-director.
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James Bond 25: Director Danny Boyle, Trainspotting Writer Said to Be Front-Runners
According to two new reports, Danny Boyle – director of Slumdog Millionaire – could end up directing Bond 25, with his Trainspotting screenwriter John Hodge penning the script.
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Craig, Daniel Craig, Will Play James Bond Again. Woo Hoo
Craig's return had been subject to furious speculation. In 2015 he said: "I'd rather break this glass and slash my wrists... We're done. All I want to do is move on."
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Bond Writer Says Sorry For Calling Idris Elba 'Too Street' to Play 007
The Luther star has long been touted as the fans' choice to become the first black Bond. However for some, the reference to the Pacific Rim actor as "too street" by Anthony Horowitz was reportedly code for "too black"
