Former James Bond George Lazenby tips ‘ballsy’ Margot Robbie to be first female 007
FORMER James Bond George Lazenby has tipped “ballsy” actress Margot Robbie to become the first female 007.
The actor, 80, reckons it is about time a woman played the super spy — and believes his fellow Aussie is confident enough to take on the iconic role.George reckons it's about time a woman played the super spy — and thinks fellow Aussie Margot would be perfect , told The Sun: “I would rather see a woman on screen than a man, so it might be a good idea having a woman play James Bond . . . Jane Bond. I think it’s a good idea.“There’s an Australian actress who’s over here that I was just listening to on the television today, Margot Robbie.Credit: Kobal Collection - Rex FeaturesCredit: Alamy“She comes across like she’s very confident . . . if you can pull that off, people will believe you.
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