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Next James Bond Movie Reportedly on Hold as Feud Over Shared Universe Brews
ComicBook.comStory by Kofi Outlaw
scrn logline
Amazon and Bond producers at odds over the future of the iconic spy franchise, putting the next 007 film on hold indefinitely.
beat sheet
- Reports claim Bond producer Barbara Broccoli has been overheard calling Amazon execs 'f***ing idiots' and accusing them of 'taking the Bond franchise hostage', highlighting the clash in vision.
- Despite rumors of Aaron Taylor-Johnson being offered the role of the next James Bond, the feud has put any forward motion on a new 007 film on hold, leaving the future of the franchise in limbo.
call sheet
Barbara Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson, Jennifer Salke, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Amazon, MGM Studios, No Time to Die, Citadel