Aaron Taylor-Johnson would see himself in the James Bond tuxedo

More than a year after the release of

, the latest James Bond starring Daniel Craig, long delayed due to the Covid epidemic, the estate of the senior MI6 official can no longer wait.

After the actors Regé-Jean Page (

) and Lucien Laviscount (

), who until recently were the favorites, it is the turn of the young British first Aaron Taylor-Johnson to apply for the envied position Best Agent of Her Majesty, now King Charles III.

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According to the

 which follows the James Bond film saga very closely, Aaron Taylor-Jonhson was auditioned a few weeks ago by the high priestess of Eon Production in person, Barbara Broccoli.

And despite the proverbial discretion of the daughter of Albert R. Broccoli, everyone already knows throughout the United Kingdom that the young actor's tests, spent in the legendary Pinewood studios, were particularly convincing.

A Golden Globes in 2017

Aaron Taylor-Jonhson, born on June 13, 1990 in High Wycombe, some fifty kilometers from London, is a pure product of the English school.

A child prodigy, he made his film debut at just twelve years old in

by Esmé Lammers in 2002. A decade later we find him in

by Joe Wright inspired by Leo Tolstoy.

Critics remark on the strength of its composition.

It will only take him five short years to receive his most prestigious award.

In 2017, the Golden Globes awarded him the prize for best supporting actor for his remarkable performance in a dramatic thriller,

by Tom Ford.

Now a young first recognized in Hollywood Aaron Taylor-Johnson feels the strength to run for the role of James Bond which of course will bring him worldwide recognition.

Pinewood's screen test could turn his career upside down.

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