Pierce Brosnan is well known for fleshing out the character of the iconic James Bond in multiple films centering on the character.

For decades, the producers behind the James Bond movies selected scenes from previous 007 moments to find the new version of the secret agent. And now, according to the rumors about Scott Rose-Marsh having auditioned for the role of the next onscreen James Bond,

Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight is the screenwriter for the next 007 movie, which will be directed by 'Dune' filmmaker Denis Villeneuve.

A few weeks back, Rambling weighed in on the search for the new James Bond, throwing cold water on rumors that Aaron Taylor-Johnson had screen-tested for the part. This week, we’re adding another little-known, hyphenated, triple-named Brit to the competition. And this one might have screen-tested for real.

Up-and-coming British actor Scott Rose-Marsh has reportedly tested for the role of James Bond. If Rose-Marsh lands the iconic role, it would mark the first time a redheaded actor was cast as James Bond.

Ex-Bond girl Jenny Hanley has admitted she is holds fears about James Bond's iconic role being changed for good, as Amazon's MGM Studios prepares to shoot the next installment of the franchise. Speaking to GB News,

He also worked on iconic posters for 'West Side Story,' 'A Hard Day's Night,' 'Last Tango in Paris,' 'Cabaret,' 'Manhattan' and 'The Last Temptation of Christ.'

When Danny Boyle walked away from directing James Bond 25 back in 2018, it was a surprise and a shock because a lot of fans wanted to see how he would handle the franchise. Now, years later, the Oscar-winning director is looking back on that decision,