A producer at The Big IP of British spy movie James Bond revealed that the future 007 characters will certainly not be female, but may be non-binary.
First, what is non-binary gender? The binary gender is what we often call men and women, either male or female, and there is no third gender. But the current gender policy in the West seems to us to be a bit radical, and a person's self-psychological gender perception can be neither male nor female. When referring to people of this group in the third person, you cannot use the usual he, him (male he) or she, her (female she), only the name, them, but does not mean plural.
Who will take the baton after Daniel Craig? There have been many rumors before, some people say it is time to choose a female Bond, and some people suggest a black or other non-white actor, and the popular candidates are Jitterson, Idris Elba, Emily Brandt and so on.
So who will be the lucky one?
Barbara Brocory, the producer of the series, confirmed during a guest appearance on the "Movie Girls on Film" podcast on Friday that the next 007 won't be a woman, but the role could be "non-binary" and anything is possible.
"I don't think we should make films in which women play men," Brocory said, "we should make more films about women, but Bond is a man." ”
Host Anna Smith then asked, "Maybe, maybe one day it will be non-binary?"
"Who knows?" The producer replied: "I mean, I think [the conclusion] is open. We just have to find the right actors. ”
Craig has also said before that he doesn't think the next James Bond should look for a woman to star in.
In an interview with Radio Times, he said: "There should be a role as good as James Bond (for actresses), but [Bond] is not a female character, so why should a woman play it?"
"No Time to Die" is Craig's last appearance as the famous spy.
Brockley previously revealed in an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today that the search for Craig's successor won't start until at least 2022, and fans are currently speculating or suggesting who is the most suitable, but the company has no clear candidate.
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