Sydney Sweeney Shuts Down Bond Girl Rumours, Wants to Play 007 Instead

Sydney Sweeney is setting the record straight about those swirling James Bond rumours.

In her Variety Power of Women cover story, the 'Euphoria,' and 'Anyone But You' star discussed the growing speculation that she might be cast as the next Bond girl. The conversation comes amid ongoing debate about who will succeed Daniel Craig as the next 007 after his final appearance in 'No Time to Die' in 2021.

Sydney Sweeney on Bond Girl Controversy

Sweeney, 28, shared that she isn't fully aware of all the chatter surrounding the Bond franchise but has long admired the iconic spy series. She expressed genuine curiosity and excitement about where producers will take the next instalment of the beloved action saga.

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When asked if she'd consider stepping into the role of a Bond girl, Sydney Sweeney hinted that her ambitions might be even bolder. The actress revealed that while it would depend on the story and the script, she imagines she'd have even more fun taking on the role of James Bond herself.

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Potential James Bond Casting Rumours

Her comments add a fresh twist to the ongoing discussion about the future of the franchise. 

Since Craig's departure, numerous high-profile names—including Theo James, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Henry Cavill, Dev Patel, Richard Madden, and Idris Elba—have been mentioned as potential replacements for the legendary secret agent.

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Idea of a "Female" James Bond

The idea of a female 007 has been a recurring topic in Hollywood over the past few years. Some industry veterans, such as former Bond actresses Gemma Arterton and Eva Green, have previously shared that they believe James Bond should remain a male character based on the spy’s long-established identity.

Daniel Craig himself has also weighed in on the matter, suggesting that instead of reimagining Bond as a woman, filmmakers should create original, equally dynamic roles for women and actors of colour that carry the same impact and depth.

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Whether or not Sydney Sweeney becomes part of the Bond universe remains to be seen, but her playful confidence and growing global appeal have certainly fueled fan excitement. As speculation continues, one thing is clear—she's more than ready to take on any challenge, even if it means holding the license to kill herself.

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