"Bond 24" is on search for a great villain, who looks like a henchman, as the production sets forth in filming very soon. Will a well-known protagonist turn into a villain this time on a James Bond film?
Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe himself, is quoted that he admires villains and is interested in being part of the highly anticipated film, according KPopStars."Daniel thinks he would be an excellent villain in the 'Bond' films. He loves the franchise but admires the villains as much as Bond," the site quotes.
"He feels he could appear as a modern bad guy, an evil mastermind who wants to take down MI5. And like the old Bond films, he hopes the role may be recurring."
However, according to a reliable source of James Bond film updates, MI6, the next assassin must be physically fit and stands at least the height of 6'2 and between the ages of 30 to 45 years old, and somewhat alike with a henchman.
Athletes are said to be considerable for auditions on the said role, however several changes are vital, respectively. In addition, the character is named as 'Hinx', but it may be altered soon as shooting commences.
Meanwhile, Daniel Craig spoke to Vulture on his filming experience with Bond on their previous film, Skyfall. "He's really f---ing hurt himself jumping on top of a train (in Skyfall)," the 46-year old English actor said, "and he just wants to straighten himself up. That's what it's about: poise. To be more concerned about the way you look at the moment of crisis. The weirder the place it comes from the better it is."
"Hopefully we'll reclaim some of the old irony and make sure it doesn't become pastiche. I can't do shtick, I'm not very good at it. Unless it kind of suddenly makes sense. Does that make sense? I sometimes wish I hammed it up more, but I just can't do it very well, so I don't do it," he ended.
Do you think Daniel Radcliffe, if ever the rumors are true, could land on being a villain, given the fact that he only stands 5'4 and a half and just 25 years old? Share your thoughts below.
"Bond 24" premieres on big screens on November 6 next year.
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