After Daniel Craig made his final bow as James Bond, '007' producer Barbara Broccoli noted the next Bond will not necessarily be white.

James Bond 's producers have offered an update on the search for the next 007, confirming more concrete details about the role's criteria. Speculation is high over who will succeed Daniel Craig as the iconic spy since his departure three years ago, though nothing has been confirmed yet.

James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli revealed that the next 007 will be a man in his 30s of any race, bringing a new perspective to the role. The actor must commit to several films over a decade.

But don’t take that as a sign that EON Productions is resting on its laurels. As you'll continue to read, there were other comments made in regard to the point of why this next “reinvention” of James Bond is important; and these may be the most important.

The top contender for James Bond’s next villain has been predicted as Irish actor Colin Farrell in a new study from Betway.

While speaking with the Associated Press ahead of the 15th Governors Awards on Sunday, Nov. 17, siblings Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson — who produce the British spy-action franchise and will receive an award at that ceremony — simply said that casting a new Bond is "a big decision."

James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson are being honored Sunday with an honorary Oscar. The Irving G.

Moonraker, A View to a Kill, and Die Another Day are among the most ridiculous and over-the-top James Bond movies.

New details regarding who might be cast as James Bond next have emerged. There have so far been a total of seven actors who have played James Bond in film; although, Barry Nelson originally played the character in 1954’s Climax!

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There is no guarantee he will be white, however. Next James Bond Actor Will Be a Dude In His 30s, Producers Confirm Scoop Harrison