Fans show support for Christopher Nolan who once wanted to direct a film in the James Bond franchise!

Fans and people know veteran director Christopher Nolan far and wide for his contribution to Hollywood with his grandiose movies. From Interstellar to The Dark Knight trilogy, Nolan is one of the finest directors in Hollywood and has proved this statement time and time again.

With the producers of the James Bond franchise finding their new Bond, fans rallied around the director and asked the producers to give Nolan a chance. With Nolan set to direct and Henry Cavill set to star, the film would have been the biggest James Bond movie ever made, if it were to happen!

Fans Receive Heartbreaking News About Christopher Nolan’s James Bond Movie

It was the year 2021 when Daniel Craig’s James Bond found peace with his life in No Time to Die. Dying at the finale sequence, Craig left the franchise on a high note and the producers of the franchise have been looking for the next James Bond ever since.

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With numerous reports, rumors, and speculations, there were a lot of names suggested for the role. Not only the actor but several directors were also suggested to direct the upcoming movie. Among the names, director Christopher Nolan was heavily rumored to direct a movie in the James Bond franchise. Well, a tweet on X just gave the fans some heartbreaking news about the upcoming movie.

Barbara Broccoli says “nothing is happening yet” with the next James Bond movie.

(Source: Deadline) pic.twitter.com/KJiJB7IWKa

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 16, 2024

And since there has been no update till now, fans started lamenting the loss of Christopher Nolan and Henry Cavill’s chance to shine in the franchise.

Christopher Nolan is begging you to ask him

— Bibhu Panda (@BibhuPanda555) February 16, 2024

👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 pic.twitter.com/30qyOuBFzZ

— John Handem Piette (@JohnHPiette) February 16, 2024

And we patiently wait pic.twitter.com/qF9XpkKyq9

— Praveer Tiwari (@therealpraveer) February 16, 2024

They ain’t announcing anything Nolan related till after the Oscars. Nolan is getting this movie

— John Stupid (@QueueCumBur) February 16, 2024

just cast henry cavill and hire christopher nolan to direct it, is this that hard?

— Sanu (@Sayanta74360264) February 16, 2024

Make him next bond pic.twitter.com/4jj8MdrPsP

— Krìsh 📽️🍿 (@FlicksandChill) February 16, 2024

As much as the fans clamor, it seems that they also want producer Barbara Broccoli to take her time and cast a good actor who is big enough to fill in the shoes. Not only that but people also root for their favorite director to take up the franchise once again and see Bond in all his glory!

Christopher Nolan Gave Mixed Signals About Directing A James Bond Film!

It was back in 2023 when the director had told Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that he was greatly influenced by films like James Bond. As per the conversation, Nolan did not seem to mind directing a Bond movie if he were given the chance.

“The influence of those movies in my filmography is embarrassingly apparent. And so there’s no attempt to shy away from that. I love the films. You know, it would be an amazing privilege to do one. You’d have to be really needed, you’d have to be really wanted in terms of bringing the totality of what you bring to a character. Otherwise, I’m very happy to be first in line to see whatever they do.”

When the rumors started circulating about Nolan actually directing a Bond movie, here’s what the director had to say about the rumors.

“No, sadly no — no truth to those rumors,” Nolan told The Associated Press

Well, it seems that the producers of the James Bond franchise would indeed miss on a great deal if they do not choose Christopher Nolan and Henry Cavill as the director-actor pair for the upcoming movie. Only time can tell who will become the next James Bond as people continue to support their favorite actors and directors.

Source: fandomwire.com