Sony Want THOR Star Idris Elba To Be The Next JAMES BOND

Sony Want THOR Star Idris Elba To Be The Next JAMES BOND

With 2015's Spectre, Daniel Craig will have played James Bond four times, and there's nothing to say he won't return for a fifth. However, it appears as if a non-white actor will finally get to play 007, as "Sony Hack" emails reveal studio execs are high on the actor...

By JoshWilding - Dec 19, 2014 02:12 PM EST
Filed Under: Action
Source: The Daily Beast
There's been a lot of talk about the next James Bond being played by a black actor, and one name which keeps coming up is Luther and Thor: The Dark World star Idris Elba. He's even expressed interest in the role, revealing in a reddit Q&A not too long ago that, "Yes, if it was offered to me, absolutely," he would play the Ian Fleming creation.

Just like many of us think Elba should be next 007, so too does Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chairman Amy Pascal according to more leaded "Sony Hack" emails unearthed by The Daily Beast.

In an email from January 2014 (so quite some time ago, and an indication that the good stuff in these emails is now reaching an end), she's quoted as saying, "Idris should be the next bond." It's something they've thought about then, but as Pascal will more than likely be out of a job soon as this scandal worsens, her opinion may not matter...

Would you guys like to see Idris Elba as James Bond? Share your thoughts below!
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