Gary Oldman says next James Bond is cast, roots for his 'Slow Horses' co-star

Gary Oldman claims the search for the next James Bond is officially over.

Speaking to Variety, the Oscar-winning actor stated the "hotly-disputed and widely-debated hunt" to cast the next actor as 007 has concluded. Oldman did not name the chosen performer.

However, he expressed a personal hope that the role would go to his 'Slow Horses' co-star Jack Lowden, saying his "fingers are crossed" for him.

Oldman's own connection to the Bond universe is noted as being unknown by the outlet. His comments present an insider claim about the long-running casting saga, though he provided no further details on the selection process or a timeline for an announcement.

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