Bond girl Eva Green thinks a woman should not replace Agent 007
The French actress, who played Vesper Lynd alongside Daniel Craig in 'Casino Royale', said it doesn't make any sense for Agent 007 to be a woman.
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Bond girl Eva Green has given her two cents into the ongoing debate over who should play the next 007. According to her, it shouldn't be a woman.
Green, 38, who played Vesper Lynd opposite Daniel Craig in 2006's 'Casino Royale', believes a woman should not replace the legendary character, Daily Mail reports.
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"I'm for women, but I really think James Bond should remain a man. It doesn't make sense for him to be a woman," the French actress told Vanity Fair at the premiere of her latest movie, Disney's 'Dumbo', in Hollywood on Monday night.