Dwayne Johnson <br />Says He Should Be <br />the Next James Bond.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Dwayne Johnson has <br />officially unveiled his hope to be <br />the next actor to play James Bond. .<br />'Newsweek' reports that Dwayne Johnson has <br />officially unveiled his hope to be <br />the next actor to play James Bond. .<br />Daniel Craig turned in his final performance as Bond <br />in "No Time To Die," and since then, there has been much <br />speculation as to who will inherit the coveted role. .<br />Daniel Craig turned in his final performance as Bond <br />in "No Time To Die," and since then, there has been much <br />speculation as to who will inherit the coveted role. .<br />While speaking to 'Esquire,' the 49-year-old star said that his grandfather Peter Maiva appeared in the 1967 bond film "You Only Live Twice.".<br />While speaking to 'Esquire,' the 49-year-old star said that his grandfather Peter Maiva appeared in the 1967 bond film "You Only Live Twice.".<br />Yes, my grandfather was a Bond villain <br />in You Only Live Twice with Sean Connery. <br />Very, very cool. I would like to follow in his <br />footsteps and be the next Bond. I don't <br />want to be a villain. Gotta be Bond, Dwayne Johnson, via Esquire.<br />According to 'Newsweek,' Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, <br />Luke Evans and Tom Hiddleston are among names <br />floated by fans as possible replacements. .<br />According to 'Newsweek,' Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, <br />Luke Evans and Tom Hiddleston are among names <br />floated by fans as possible replacements. .<br />According to 'Newsweek,' Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, <br />Luke Evans and Tom Hiddleston are among names <br />floated by fans as possible replacements. .<br />According to 'Newsweek,' Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, <br />Luke Evans and Tom Hiddleston are among names <br />floated by fans as possible replacements. .<br />Lashana Lynch has also been suggested <br />as a potential historic change to the role <br />with the first female Bond. .<br />'Newsweek' points out that both Craig and franchise producer Barbara Broccoli expressed their opinions that Bond should remain a male role. .<br />'Newsweek' points out that both Craig and franchise producer Barbara Broccoli expressed their opinions that Bond should remain a male role. .<br />I hope that there will be many, many films <br />made with women, for women, by women, <br />about women. I don't think we have to take <br />a male character and have a woman <br />portray him. So yes, I see him as male, Barbara Broccoli, via Press Association .<br />I hope that there will be many, many films <br />made with women, for women, by women, <br />about women. I don't think we have to take <br />a male character and have a woman <br />portray him. So yes, I see him as male, Barbara Broccoli, via Press Association .<br />I hope that there will be many, many films <br />made with women, for women, by women, <br />about women. I don't think we have to take <br />a male character and have a woman <br />portray him. So yes, I see him as male, Barbara Broccoli, via Press Association .<br />In a separate BBC interview, Broccoli <br />said that casting for the next Bond <br />will officially begin in 2022. .<br />In a separate BBC interview, Broccoli <br />said that casting for the next Bond <br />will officially begin in 2022.
