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TV star Leo Woodall is now being tipped as a brand new favorite to be James Bond. After his hit collection ‘One Day’ grew to become certainly one of Netflix’s most-watched collection, Leo has landed himself within the Bond lady betting market.

According to betideas.com, the English actor may very well be swapping Netlix for a extra action-packed life as Agent 007 with odds of seven/1. Leo first shot to fame after showing on the HBO collection, The White Lotus.

He is at present filming the subsequent installment of Bridget Jones’ Diary alongside Renée Zellweger, the place is is rumoured to be enjoying a love curiosity.

Leo has snuck forward of Regé-Jean Page, who has odds of 8/1 of changing Daniel Craig. He just lately skilled additional success with the collection ‘One Day,’ which has been watched by a whopping 15 million folks.

Meanwhile, Aaron Taylor-Johnson has been favoured amongst bookies to be the subsequent bond for an extended time frame over the previous 12 months.

Known for his roles in movies from ‘Kick-Ass’ to ‘Nocturnal Animals’, Aaron has been on the forefront of the 007 dialog and he could be the youngest Bond ever to fill the position on the age of simply 33-years-old.

It was reported earlier this yr that Aaron has been “offered” the position by the franchise producers at EON. An unique report in The Sun introduced that the position was his for the taking however this hasn’t been confirmed.

Since its debut, the 007 franchise has seen seven actors play James Bond in 27 completely different movies. These embody Sean Connery, David Niven, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig.

With a mixed gross of over £5.7 billion thus far, the Bond franchise is the fifth-highest-grossing movie collection of all time. The final installement got here out in 2021, with Daniel Craig departing the position within the movie ‘No Time To Die.’

Two and a half years have handed since Craig’s last outing as the key service agent hit cinema screens, and the race to fill the well-known tuxedo is now definitely hotting up.