Scottish actor Jack Ludden as new Bond 007 in debut film

Star actor Gary Oldman revealed that Scottish actor Jack Loden is the frontrunner to take on the role of secret agent "James Bond 007" in the next installment of the James Bond film series, which is expected to be filmed at the end of 2023 and released to audiences in summer 2028. Loden, born on June 2, 1990, and raised in the Scottish Borders region, began his career on stage before moving into cinema and television. He gained widespread fame through his role in the series "Slow Horses," where he portrayed the character "River Cartwright." Amazon, the company that owns the rights to the Bond franchise, will soon announce the new star, after shortlisting several candidates, including Harris Dickinson, Calum Turner, and Jacob Elordi. Loden’s selection marks the first time an actor has been cast as 007 following the end of Daniel Craig’s era in the final film, "No Time to Die." Director Denis Villeneuve is expected to oversee the film’s production, which will be produced by Amazon MGM Studios.

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