Rumors suggest talks between Nolan and producers about him helming the reboot, sparking speculation about potential casting choices. Betting odds have been slashed for Cillian Murphy, a frequent collaborator with Nolan, who is gaining acclaim for his role in "Oppenheimer" and is considered a strong contender for the next James Bond. On the other hand, rumors are circulating that Meghan Markle is vying for a Bond girl role in Bond 26 once she decides to return to acting. Sources close to Nolan, however, dismiss this idea, stating that Meghan may not be the perfect fit for a Bond girl due to her age and acting skills. While Megan thought she would be an ideal choice as a black woman for the role, insiders suggest otherwise.
Examining the timeline of Bond films, it seems unlikely that Meghan was considered for a lead role in 2016 during the development of "No Time to Die," the 2021 release. The lead role went to Lea Seydoux, continuing the story arc from the 2015 film. The source argues that Megan lacks the characteristics traditionally associated with a Bond girl, citing concerns about her acting abilities, appearance, and persona. The speculation around Meghan's potential role in Bond 26 remains uncertain and subject to industry dynamics and casting decisions.
