Who should be a Bond girl?

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I need a new Diana Rigg!

Claudia Jessie Peyton, she looks very much like Diana Rigg!








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I guess she has now all the time in the world! ;)

Jordo007

Wow she looks so much like Diana Rigg it's crazy. I've never heard of her before but she's very pretty

zebrafish

I would agree that Claudia Jessie Peyton is one of the more interesting characters in Bridgerton, and she has a great (deep) voice. However, I would rather see her as Moneypenny.

If you want to scan Bridgerton for stunning women, then look no further than Simone Ashley.

Pierce2Daniel

Put Kim Yeji in a Bond film

https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1818240420368757062

CommanderRoss

Pierce2Daniel wrote: »

Put Kim Yeji in a Bond film

https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1818240420368757062

I'm afraid it would be the end of Bond ...

M_Balje

Saoirse Ronan like to play in Bond movie

https://www.darkhorizons.com/ronan-talks-missing-potter-skipping-marvel/

She also hinted at one franchise she would like to join – James Bond:

“I can’t see myself doing Marvel. I don’t… No, I would prefer to do Bond.

She one of chooses for role of Luna Lovegood, a role that i am happy with she don't get. I like choose there make and i think Tonks have worked better. A role i think she mabey should do in Harry Potter series.

Other source she like to play the villian: https://insiderfandom.com/saoirse-ronan-dreams-of-playing-a-bond-villain-as-007-casting-speculation-heats-up/

As the world eagerly awaits the next installment of the legendary James Bond franchise, speculation is swirling not only about who will take up the iconic 007 mantle but also about who will play the film’s antagonist. Enter Saoirse Ronan, the Oscar-nominated actress known for her impressive performances in films such as Lady Bird, Brooklyn, Little Women, and Jojo Rabbit. In a surprising twist, Ronan has revealed her desire to step into the shoes of a Bond villain, marking a departure from the traditional “Bond girl” role that has long been associated with female characters in the series.

Ronan expressed her ambitions in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, declaring,

“I would like to do something big and shiny. I’d love to do that (Bond villain).”

Her enthusiasm for the role is palpable, suggesting that she is ready to embrace the challenge of playing a character that could rival the suave and charming 007 himself.

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A New Era for Bond Villains
The James Bond franchise has been captivating audiences for decades, renowned for its blend of action, espionage, and charismatic characters. While many actresses have been cast as Bond girls, Ronan’s push for a more prominent villain role signals a desire for evolution within the franchise.

“I think having more female Bond villains would be really cool in the future,”

she remarked, showcasing her vision for a more diverse and dynamic representation of female characters in the series.

The call for more female villains is echoed by fans and critics alike. Comments on social media reflect a growing excitement over the potential of having women take on more powerful and complex roles within the franchise.

“Make it happen Saoirse!”

one fan urged, while another pointed out that Ronan would bring a

“unique and captivating energy”

to the character, emphasizing the actress’s versatility and talent.