Rumors are swirling that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has formally been offered the role of 007 in Bond 26.
Good news for the Princess of Wales and her private secretaries: the British public now has something else to be furiously divided over besides her Mother’s Day photo. Producer Barbara Broccoli, proud owner of the best name in show business, may or may not have offered Aaron Taylor-Johnson the hallowed role of 007, vacant since Daniel Craig’s Bond shuffled off his martini-drenched mortal coil in No Time to Die.
” This being a post-truth age, however, precisely no one seems to care about the latter part of that sentence, with verve and vitriol flooding the internet in not-quite-equal measure. To summarize the feelings of those emotionally shaken, not stirred by the announcement: after years of toying with the idea of making Bond something other than a Tom Ford-clad fantasy designed to soothe fragile male egos, this casting feels as dry as Die Another Day.
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