Would wokism have definitely influenced the daughter of Albert R. Broccoli, the historic producer of the first James Bond?
It is not impossible ...
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The peasant humor of Bodins does not make Paris laugh
In an interview with the feminist site
Girls on Film
, the high priestess of Eon Productions, - whom she co-directs with her half-brother Michael G. Wilson -, gave a vision as iconoclastic as it was revolutionary of 007 which was to succeed Daniel Craig, gone to sink a deserved retirement as best agent of his very gracious Majesty.
"
James Bond must remain a British man, whatever his ethnicity or his race
", she declared beforehand.
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This response, which ignores the virile and enjoyable character that Ian Fleming had described in detail in his novels, did not seem to satisfy the interviewer Anna Smith who immediately asked Barbara Broccoli if she could. consider recruiting a new "
non-binary
"
spy
, that is to say, according to Larousse, a hero who "
does not fit into the categorization of individuals based on the gender distinction between women and men
".
The producer, who must already work hard to succeed Daniel Craig, was not taken aback by the journalist from
Girls on Film
.
His cryptic answer, deftly flirting with the prevailing political correctness, was not long in coming: “
No binary?
Why not ... I think the debate remains open.
We will have to find precisely the perfect actor.
"
Barbara Broccoli will therefore have the whole of 2022 to find this rare and “gender-neutral” pearl.
For the moment, the lucky one or rather "he" is not yet chosen or known, despite the many various proposals and many service offers from more or less players " testoterrones ”.
However, In
Dying Can Wait,
Lashana Lynch alias the rough and very efficient spy Nomi, did not hesitate to borrow the famous number 007 from Commander Bond, who went to catch fish of all colors in his beloved Bahamas.
This fearless and blameless agent has apparently only one fault: she is a woman.
Dying Can Wait
(
No Time to Die
) by Cary Joji Fukunaga, in 2021, with Daniel Craig, Léa Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Rami Malek ...