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Amy Pascal and David Heyman will produce the next James Bond film:
https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/entertainment/amazon-mgm-studios-james-bond-producers-amy-pascal-david-heyman
June 25, 2025
Denis Villeneuve will direct Bond 26 and Tanya Lapointe will serve as executive producer:
https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/entertainment/amazon-mgm-studios-james-bond-director-denis-villeneuve
Nice one DD! :-bd
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“Sources tell me that Justin Kuritzkes, best known for penning Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers” and “Queer,” is currently on the shortlist to write the script for Bond 26, Villeneuve’s anticipated take on 007.“
I’m hopeful and impressed, if true. Such a vibrant and cerebral choice. I’d love to know the other shortlisted names.
"A final decision on the screenwriter is expected by the end of the year" - oof. It's a long way off, isn't it! :D
It is, isn’t it? If true anyway. Means casting’s a bit away…
Betting on a 2028 release if that’s the case. Not that that’s surprising.
I loved Challengers. I think one transferable element from Challengers to Bond 26 is what I’ll call (for lack of a better term) progressive eroticism. The relationship between Challengers’ three leads was playful yet consequential, erotic but not exploitative. The sexuality served a narrative purpose.
Yes, I got that electric sense in the dialogue. Helps that it’s all consensual and erotic as you said!
I’d give him a go. He’ll have to work from a direction they’re working on anyway and maybe other writers. Why not?