007, anyone?
in an interview that he wants to “capitalize” on the positive attention he’s received over the past month. “As of right now, I can’t give you anything concrete, because we’re still having those discussions,” he explains. “I would love to be on something else. I am not opposed to staying in this world.” Could Gladden become the next James Bond?
did say that a relatively unknown man in his 30s is being considered for the role, and after his time onhe seems like he’s up for any challenge. Todd could be a leader at the Q Branch, creating the next chair pants 2.0 and can be the next Bond girl. As long as Gladden is in on the joke, he’ll have his martini shaken and not stirred.
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