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The race to find the next James Bond heats up as Tom Francis, celebrated for his role in 'Sunset Boulevard,' takes the plunge with an official audition for the legendary 007. Competing against the likes of Jacob Elordi and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the anticipation builds as fans around the globe hold their breath for the casting of this iconic character.

Alexander Skarsgard humorously suggests a non-violent, diplomatic Swedish James Bond, focusing on boardroom negotiations and consensus-building rather than action. Recalling his national service aspirations, Skarsgard contrasts his vision with the traditionally violent portrayal of 007, previously played by actors like Daniel Craig. He will be next seen in "Murderbot".

Aaron Taylor-Johnson could possibly play the next James Bond, succeeding Daniel Craig. The Sun reports that the actor has been offered the role and that he is expected to sign the dotted line by the end of the week. This made him the potential 8th actor to take on the iconic role.

Said the reigning Bond Daniel Craig when we asked him about his favourite Bond in an interview for Bombay Times during Skyfall.

Hollywood star Daniel Craig will be honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ahead of the US release of 'No Time to Die', which is the last film of the actor as iconic spy James Bond.

Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan was asked if he would be the next James Bond after Daniel Craig’s farewell in No Time To Die. Shah Rukh joked about lacking the accent and preferring romantic films with Kajol. His recent hits include Dunki and award-winning Jawan. Next up is King with daughter Suhana Khan.

Bernard Cribbins, a cherished actor for 'Doctor Who' and the narrator of the popular British children's programme 'The Wombles' from the 1970s, has passed away at the age of 93.

Amidst reports of Pakistan-origin men in Britain sexually abusing white girls, officials have launched an investigation into the problem that is increasingly viewed with much concern in places such as Bradford and Derby.

Spider-Man stepping into the shoes of James Bond? Hollywood actor Tom Holland, who is widely known for playing Spider-Man in the Marvel films, is throwing his name into the discussion around who should be the next Bond after actor Daniel Craig exits the popular role with 'No Time To Die'.

Spider-Man stepping into the shoes of James Bond? Hollywood actor Tom Holland, who is widely known for playing Spider-Man in Marvel films, wants to be a part of another massive franchise.

'Even as the Academy of Motion Picture and Arts is polishing up Oscar statuettes to be given out later this year, the event in itself is rolling in controversy.

They crash and burn or hit it off with élan. As Seth MacFarlane gets ready to host the Oscars, TOI gives a lowdown on past emcees

Trump upended the Ohio race last month by endorsing author and venture capitalist Vance ahead of the November 8 congressional elections, catapulting him ahead of former state treasurer Josh Mandel, also a staunch Trump supporter.

Legends speculate that around 600 shipwrecks dot Goa's seabed, though marine historians say an accurate estimate would be in double digits

The man, who played James Bond in seven films, lost his battle against cancer recently. With Sir Roger Moore’s demise, an important chapter of Hollywood has ended, but his legacy of iconic films like Octopussy will always gladden the hearts of cinegoers. Those who have known him reveal that there was more to Moore than his mere good looks. His former co-star, tennis star and friend Vijay Amritraj shares some other aspects about him, which add a new dimension to his memory…

Richard looks every inch a Goan.He studied in a local school and, as a youth, he and his brother played football in inter-village tournaments.

Rahul Bose on surviving Bollywood, the film he is making, kissing scenes and his sexuality...

TOI takes a look at how Hollywood stars have reacted to India while shooting on desi locales.

When you have Matthew Vaughn, Taron Egerton and Mark Strong all on the same table, you can't wait to spring a question that they all need to engage with collectively. When you explain that they all need to hear it simultaneously, Vaughn breaks into a chuckle - "About bloody time, guys!"

Merle Oberon was born in Bombay, spent her adolescence in Calcutta, and became a Hollywood star in the 1930s and 1940s. But her life was riddled with controversy. Now, a new biography unravels everything that lay beneath