cp-webdeskAmidst swirling speculation regarding the potential casting of her husband, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, as the iconic spy James Bond, director Sam Taylor-Johnson has broken her silence. Reports emerged earlier this month suggesting that Eon Productions had extended an offer to Aaron Taylor-Johnson to step into the esteemed role, succeeding Daniel Craig as the suave Agent 007.
For those unfamiliar, Sam Taylor-Johnson’s professional collaboration with her husband traces back to their initial encounter on the set of the 2009 biopic “Nowhere Boy,” centered around the life of John Lennon. Their creative partnership continued with the 2018 adaptation of James Frey’s “A Million Little Pieces.”
Speaking candidly on a recent episode of The Johnathan Ross Show, Sam Taylor-Johnson addressed the speculation surrounding Aaron’s potential involvement in the Bond franchise. “You mean that I might direct a Bond film? The first woman director,” she quipped, before affirming, “Carry on speculating. He’d be great.”
The couple’s history of collaboration underscores the depth of Sam’s interest in Aaron assuming the mantle of James Bond. Notably, Aaron Taylor-Johnson has appeared in two films directed by Sam: “Nowhere Boy” (2009) and “A Million Little Pieces” (2018).
According to reports from The Sun, Aaron Taylor-Johnson has indeed been offered the lead role in the revered spy franchise, succeeding Daniel Craig, who portrayed the iconic character across five films spanning from 2006 to 2021. A source disclosed to The Sun, “Bond is Aaron’s job, should he wish to accept it. The formal offer is on the table, and they are waiting to hear back.”
As anticipation mounts over the potential casting decision, fans eagerly await Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s response to the offer and the unfolding of this intriguing chapter in the James Bond saga. Stay tuned for updates as developments continue to unfold.
