Daniel Craig Says A Woman Should Be Considered For Next James Bond

Speaking to The Mirror , the 46-year-old actor said he thinks it's time for the role to be broadened. He said: "I think that ­everybody should be ­considered. Also for women and for African-Americans, there should be great parts anyway, across the board." When appearing at the cast launch of  Bond 25 , he also commented that the womanising character will be portrayed differently. In the wake of movements such as #MeToo, it's not surprising that producers have decided to keep up with the times and get away from the traditional James Bond. Support for Craig's theory comes from former 'Bond girl' Madeliene smith, who played Italian agent Miss Caruso in  Live and Let Die . Speaking on  This Morning  to Phil and Holly, Smith said: "I cannot see any reason why ultimately, a woman, a lady, a girl, cannot play the James Bond character." Smith, who appeared alongside Roger Moore in the 1973 film, continued: "What would a woman