Former James Bond star Daniel Craig recently expressed that he’s not concerned about who will take on the iconic 007 role after him. Craig, who portrayed the famous MI6 agent starting with 'Casino Royale' in 2006,

While a multitude of actors have been speculated to take over the iconic James Bond role, Daniel Craig has been asked to weigh in on the debate, but his response was a jaw-dropper.

Daniel Craig has set the record straight once and for all: he does not care who is cast as the next James Bond. The actor bowed out of the iconic spy role at the end of 2021's No Time to Die, leaving film buffs to debate who should fill his shoes next – with Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Tom Hardy among the most widely speculated contenders.

Alas, Craig has managed to sneak into a top spot at number three; the most recent Bond holds the record for the most Reddit mention (16,018) and the highest overall film star rating of 7.3 out of 10. The 56-year-old played the British spy in five movies, including Skyfall, Casino Royale and his last appearance in 2021’s No Time to Die.

OMEGA CEO Raynald Aeschlimann says the future of Bond will always remain authentic. James Bond is a character that has become synonymous with class and sophistication; a British spy who, for more than six decades, has defined a golden era of cinema.

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Former Bond star Daniel Craig has made a definitive statement on his potential 007 replacement. Questions over who will take on the iconic James Bond character continue as actors like Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Theo James are considered frontrunners.