Gay 007

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According to an interview given by the actress Lashana Lynch to the channel Harper’s Bazaar (via Pink News), she will play the next 007 in theaters, and besides the character creature a black woman, she will also be a lesbian.

In the movie “No Time To Die“, her character, Nomi, will renew James Bond, played by Daniel Craig, who retired after the last film. During the talk, she said that the producers’ decision to cast her in this role is challenging, but that she is very happy with it.

“I feel very grateful that I get to challenge those narratives. We’re moving away from toxic masculinity, and that’s happening because women are existence open, demanding and vocal, and calling out misbehaviour as soon as we see it”, she said.

The film synopsis indicates that James Bond has left the MI6 and moved to Jamaica. Felix Leiter, CIA agent and Bond’s friend, asks for his help in searching for a missing scientist. At some point of the story, we know that Nomi (played by Lashana Lynch) will replace him.

The actress Lashana Rasheda Lynch is British and, so far, became known worl

Ben Whishaw Unsatisfied by His Bond Character’s Lgbtq+ Reveal: I Consideration About Questioning It

Ben Whishaw admitted in an interview with The Guardian that he was left unsatisfied by the truth in “No Period to Die” that his recurring James Bond character Q is a lgbtq+ man. The show is brief and occurs when Bond (Daniel Craig) and Moneypenny (Naomi Harris) drop by Q’s apartment unannounced for help. Q is in the middle of cooking dinner and preparing for a date with a male love-related partner when the two show up at his door. Q’s sexuality is not referenced again in the film.

“I think I reflection, ‘Are we doing this, and then doing nothing with it?’ I recall, perhaps, feeling that was unsatisfying,” Whishaw said about showing Q is homosexual but keeping his sexuality relatively unexplored. “For whatever reason, I didn’t choose it apart with anybody on the film. Maybe on another kind of project I would have done? But it’s a very big machine. I thought a lot about whether I should question it. Finally, I didn’t. I accepted this was what was written. And I said the lines. And it is what it is.”

Whishaw

Daniel Craig Explains Why He Wouldn’t Play Gay Role During James Bond Run

Daniel Craig’s new film sees him take the role of gay William Lee in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, based on a semi-autobiographical novella by William S. Burroughs, but the former James Bond star has shared he would never have considered taking the role during his period at the helm of the 007 franchise.

He told The Times of London:

“I couldn’t have done this while doing Bond. It would look reactionary, like I was exhibiting my range,” and he said he wasn’t interested in the prospect of taking fans of Bond through to a different depiction of masculinity:

“It’s just not a conversation I wanted. I had it all the way through Bond anyway. Could there be this Bond? That Bond? So anything that is going to inflame that conversation? No — life’s too short.”

Craig says it used to get him half a year to recover from each time he played James Bond.

The British performer, who played the British spy in five films concluding with No Period to Die in 2021, told The Times:

“Early on with B

Daniel Craig Dodges Homosexual James Bond Scrutinize While Promoting Unused Romance Movie

Daniel Craig dodges a scrutinize regarding the potential for a homosexual incarnation of James Bond while promoting his new clip, Queer. After thespian Pierce Brosnan retired as Ian Fleming's iconic British superspy, Craig became 007 in 2006 with the acclaimed Casino Royale. Craig starred in a total of five Bond films, ultimately bidding farewell to the franchise with the explosive ending of No Time To Die in 2021.

During a press conference for Queer (via THR), his unused collaboration with director Luca Guadagnino, a reporter asks Craig whether there could ever be a gay Bond. Before Craig has a chance to address, Guadagnino offers up his own response, declaring that 007's ability to complete his mission is all that really matters before shifting his answer to talk about Craig's casting as Lee in Queer. Inspect out the director's comment below, which includes praise for Craig:

“Guys, let’s be adults in the room for a second. There is no way around the fact that nobody would ever know what James Bond desires, period. The important thing is that he does his missions properly. Having said that, I ha

Daniel Craig Had Only 1 Rule for Playing a Gay Man in ‘Queer’ – And We Respect the Hell Out of Him for it
Historical intimacy drama Queer, based on the 1985 novel by William S. Burroughs, is making a huge buzz, all thanks to Daniel Craig. The actor, acknowledged for his iconic portrayal of 007 in the James Bond franchise, is all set to come in a whole new space with the Luca Guadagnino-directed movie. In this, he plays the role of an outcast American expat, William Lee.

Daniel Craig in Skyfall | Credits: MGM

Once again showcasing his marvelous versatility, the actor is set to play a gay man to the best of his abilities. Not only that, but he has also placed one rule for playing the character that would make the audience value his acting genius even more.

Daniel Craig’s Unique Approach to Playing a Queer Character in Queer

Daniel Craig, with his remarkable acting and versatility, has made a huge transition from his stage days to now being one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood.
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