Next James Bond: Tom Hardy falls behind Regé-Jean Page as Bridgerton star steams ahead

spotted around Wales recently, popped into the M&S at Culverhouse Cross and even stopped for a selfie with some of the staff members. Posting to Facebook, the team at the M&S store said: "Amazing to see the wonderful Tom Hardy at M&S Culverhouse Cross today!"The team couldn’t resist a picture.

No Time To Die moved to November 2020, before the second lockdown forced a further delay to April 2021 and then onto the current UK release date of September 30 (October 8 in the US). Of course, there's no guarantee that Daniel Craig's fifth and final James Bond film won't be shifted once again to 2022, which would actually be the film franchise's 60th anniversary and then the longest gap between 007 movies ever.

Carnage has arrived.

largely successful 2018 film “Venom,” which earned over $850 million at box offices worldwide, “Let There Be Carnage” is packed with CGI superhero action.In the film, investigative journalist Eddie Brock (43-year-old Hardy) struggles to adapt to daily life after becoming the host of Venom, an alien symbiote.

Venom: Let There By Carnage has arrived, and reveals key details of Woody Harrelson’s villain.Carnage, also known as Cletus Kasady, was introduced in a post-credits sequence at the end of the original Venom film. The new trailer now shows not only the origin of Carnage, but what to expect from his destructive powers.It also shows additional footage of fellow villain and Cletus’ love interest Shriek, played by Bond star Naomie Harris.

Hollywood struggles to get Venom right. The comic book character has seen two big screen adaptations so far with Topher Grace in “Spider-Man 3” and then Tom Hardy in “Venom,” and neither have quite hit the mark.

James Bond film No Time To Die would have been released, bringing Daniel Craig's journey as the spy to an end. While this will certainly be a sad time for fans, it is also wrapped up in excitement as it means another actor will be taking on the role.

No Time To Die hits cinemas James Bond fans will witness Daniel Craig playing the international spy for the very last time. Before he signed on to play the hero for the fifth time, however, he was thinking about moving on without finishing off the series' storyline.

Daniel Craig looks just a little bruised after taking a tumble out of a moving car in the brand new trailer for No Time To Die.

No Time To Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga has admitted that he discussed potential replacements for Daniel Craig in the upcoming James Bond film.The long-awaited 007 adventure is finally due for release later this year, though at one point early in its development, Craig had indicated that he was done with the franchise after 2015’s Spectre.Fukunaga, who replaced Danny Boyle as director a few years ago, has revealed in a new interview that before he himself was brought on board, he spoke to

Read more: Tom Hardy went to Barry Island and people can't believe it A picture of the star from Saturday was shared on the Barry Island Pleasure Park Facebook page with the caption: "Thanks to the legend Tom Hardy for visiting us today and loving Barry island as much as we do. " It comes as the star is filming in Cardiff for his latest role in Netflix movie Havoc.

Daniel Craig was ready to quit playing James Bond before 'No Time To Die'. The 53-year-old actor will make his fifth and final appearance as 007 in the upcoming movie but has revealed that he did not think he was "physically capable" of making another Bond film after the 2015 movie 'Spectre'.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in just a few months and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will come to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but he has not been announced quite yet.

has opened up about playing for one last time! In an interview with Total Film, the actor, 53 has candidly revealed his take on wearing the James Bond tux for a final movie as the man himself. What left fans in shock was when he shared how 2015’s Spectre was supposed to be his last and final time playing the character.

Daniel Craig is opening up about his final turn as James Bond.

Casino Royale partly inspired him to take the role of 007 for a final time.The James Bond actor, who bows out as Britain’s famous fictional spy in No Time To Die this autumn, said in a new interview that his idea for the new film to be a direct conclusion to the events seen in his first Bond film, Casino Royale (2006), helped him decide to reprise his role.He told GamesRadar: “We started talking about it and I went, ‘There might be a story we need to finish here – something we started in Casino