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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Gary Oldman says James Bond has been cast, names co-star Jack Lowden as his pick for 007

Gary Oldman claims Amazon MGM Studios has already chosen the next James Bond but hasn't announced it yet, and he's backing his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden for the role. In an interview with Canada's Global, the veteran British actor said the studio has made its decision on who will play Ian Fleming's secret agent. […] The post Gary Oldman says James Bond has been cast, names co-star Jack Lowden as his pick for 007 appeared first on American Almanac .

Gary Oldman claims Amazon MGM Studios has already chosen the next James Bond but hasn't announced it yet, and he's backing his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden for the role. In an interview with Canada's Global, the veteran British actor said the studio has made its decision on who will play Ian Fleming's secret agent. Oldman stopped short of confirming Lowden is the pick, but his phrasing left little room for ambiguity. He noted that Lowden has been rumored for the Bond shortlist, then added that "they have picked him" and that "they have made their choice." Deadline reported Oldman's full comments and noted that Amazon MGM Studios was approached for comment on the claim. Whether the studio responded was not disclosed. Oldman told the…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Callum Turner's 'One Night Only' fuels James Bond speculation as franchise auditions loom

British actor Callum Turner is drawing fresh attention as a frontrunner for the next James Bond, with a new romantic comedy hitting theaters this week that one columnist says proves he has the goods for 007. USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan argued that Turner's lead performance in "One Night Only," which opens August 7, showcases exactly […] The post Callum Turner's 'One Night Only' fuels James Bond speculation as franchise auditions loom appeared first on American Almanac .

British actor Callum Turner is drawing fresh attention as a frontrunner for the next James Bond, with a new romantic comedy hitting theaters this week that one columnist says proves he has the goods for 007. USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan argued that Turner's lead performance in "One Night Only," which opens August 7, showcases exactly the kind of charm, physicality, and screen presence the Bond franchise needs after Daniel Craig's 15-year run. Turner, 36, plays Owen, a New York pizza shop owner caught in a romantic entanglement opposite Monica Barbaro and Maya Hawke. The premise, Hawke's character asks Owen to sleep with another man, generated what Ryan described as "mass confusion" on social media, but the film itself apparently gives Turner…Open