A t this present time, there are potentially dozens of actors who are hoping that they have some kind of realistic chance to succeed Daniel Craig as the next James Bond. The franc ...

The name is Golding… Henry Golding. And he has some strong opinions on playing the next Martini-sipping 007. “I think that’s every actor’s kind of nightmare,” Golding, 38, told People on Wednesday ...

Henry Golding describes the James Bond role as “every actor’s kind of nightmare” amid pressure around the franchise.

Henry Golding thinks playing James Bond would be a "nightmare". The 38-year-old actor has been widely tipped as one of the candidates to replace Daniel Craig as 007, but he acknowledged that the role ...

After Daniel Craig's final turn as James Bond, speculation about his successor has resurfaced, with Henry Golding among the names mentioned.

Speaking with People, Golding commented on taking over the Bond mantle, noting that it is actually a bit of a "nightmare" as ...

As the search for the next James Bond reaches the final stretch, Henry Golding shared his thoughts on the seemingly coveted role.

Henry Golding recently shared his opinions about possibly taking over the role of James Bond. “I think that’s every actor’s kind of nightmare,” Golding told People at “The Old Guard 2 ...

For Henry Golding, playing 007 would be a lot, and he says he would instead be more comfortable with a less spotlight-y part in the franchise – perhaps a spy with a different 00 designation.

Henry Golding discusses the challenges of playing James Bond at the premiere of 'The Old Guard 2,' expressing concerns over high expectations and cultural pressures surrounding the iconic role.

Henry Golding, a British actor who is known for 'The Gentlemen', 'Crazy Rich Asians', A Simple Favor' and others, believes that playing the role of James Bond is a "nightmare" for every actor.