James Bond Franchise Eyes Diverse Casting for Next 007

Producers hint at a new direction with a potential non-white actor in his 30s to succeed Daniel Craig.

Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, producers of the James Bond series, are in the process of selecting a new actor for the iconic role.
The next Bond is expected to be a man in his 30s, with no requirement for the actor to be white.
This casting decision is seen as pivotal, as each actor brings a unique direction to the franchise.
Rumors suggest Aaron Taylor-Johnson is a leading candidate, though no official announcements have been made.
Despite Amazon's ownership of MGM, EON Productions retains creative control, ensuring future films will continue to be released in theaters.