As Netflix moves forward with its ambitious plans for The Chronicles of Narnia film franchise, Daniel Craig has been offered a role in the upcoming movie, according to a report. While it is still early in the dealmaking process,

Now that the franchise is entering a new era, there’s no better time to look at its most recent era. Specifically, Daniel Craig’s. Not all of his films were great, but if there were never to be another actor playing Bond, it’s undoubted the character would have gone out with a very successful bang.

Still several months away from production, Greta Gerwig's The Chronicles of Narnia reboot is getting closer to a cast announcement. The new reboot will be a collaboration with Netflix and is expected to also premiere on IMAX in advance.

Daniel Craig and Sean Connery are considered two of the greatest actors to ever play James Bond. But which one did it better?

The name's Bond, James Bond. The search for a new 007 actor is continuing behind the scenes, and a source exclusively tells In Touch that former lead star Daniel Craig has thrown his vote firmly behind Josh O’Connor as the best suited to follow in his footsteps.

Michael Fassbender has spoken out on who he believes should succeed Daniel Craig as the next James Bond. The 47-year-old Irish-German actor was at one time considered a plum choice for the iconic role but has seen his chances fade in recent years.

Rege-Jean Page has been tipped to play James Bond by his Black Bag co-star Michael Fassbender, who thinks the Bridgerton actor has all the attributes to play 007

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Amazon MGM Studios has not yet named the next James Bond, but two-time Academy Award nominee Michael Fassbender offered his thoughts on the future of 007. Fassbender, 47, rose to prominence after his supporting role in Inglourious Basterds in 2009.