Henry Cavill: I would love to play 007 if I have the chance in the future

No Time to Die is Daniel Craig's last time playing 007, and who will be the new 007 has become a hot topic. Previously, there were rumors that Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston, Henry Cavill, Aidan Turner, Tom Hardy and others were candidates for the new 007, and it was revealed that Tom Hardy will be the new 007. Recently, "Superman" Henry Cavill said in an interview that if there is a chance, he would like to play 007 in the future.

Back in 2005, Henry Cavill auditioned for the role of James Bond in Casino Royale, but ultimately he didn't get the part. Henry Cavill later shot to fame with Superman and recently played Geralt in Netflix's fantasy drama The Witcher. Recently, Henry Cavill opened up about his audition for James Bond, saying in an interview with British GQ magazine that he has the idea of ​​playing Bond in future films.

Henry Cavill was only 22 years old when he auditioned for Casino Royale, making him the youngest actor to audition. Now Cavill is 37 years old, and Daniel Craig will step down from the role after No Time to Die. The producers will then look for a new super spy. Of course, no final decision has been made yet, but Cavill wants the producers to know that he is interested.

Cavill said: "If the producers are interested in it (I play 007), I would absolutely jump at the opportunity. At this stage, everything is up in the air, so we will have to wait and see. But I would love to play Bond, it would be very, very exciting."

The latest work in the 007 series, "No Time to Die", will be released first in the UK on November 12, and in North America on November 20, with the domestic release to be determined.