There was a four-year gap between the releases of Pierce Brosnan’s Die Another Day (2002) and Daniel Craig’s Casino Royale (2006).

His aunt Barbara recently made similar comments to Variety, saying, “It’s going to take us a while to figure out - you know, it’s a whole new reinvention.” So it’s going to take time. There will be another Bond one day, but we’re not actively developing it. He told us: “We have no plans to make the next Bond at this stage. The latter, who .uk spoke to, is the son of producer Michael G Wilson who many believe will one day direct the entire series.ĭuring our conversation about his involvement in 007: Road to a Million (which you can read in full here), we asked Gregg where EON Productions stood with the next Bond. In attendance were host Brian Cox and EON Productions’ Bond film producers Barbara Broccoli and Gregg Wilson. Since then, we’ve celebrated the 60th anniversary and in just four days the first unscripted James Bond TV series will begin streaming on Prime.Į.uk filmed the premiere of 007: Road to a Million, which looks like a big-budget film Who Wants To Be A Million? filmed like a documentary around the world. Hannibal Lecter, who was immortalized as one of the greatest pop culture villains of all time thanks to Anthony Hopkins' Oscar-winning portrayal, the series - at least initially - isn't entirely focused on the cannibal in the three-piece suit.It’s been over two years since Daniel Craig stepped away from the James Bond film franchise with No Time To Die. In fact, even though the show is named after Dr. Spring Preview: Gets scoop on all the must-see new showsTaking characters from the Thomas Harris novels that inspired a film series that includes Manhunter, The Silence of the Lambs and Red Dragon, executive producer Bryan Fuller (Wonderfalls, Pushing Daisies) has created a sophisticated drama that doesn't glorify the violence of mass murder but rather examines the toll that hunting serial killers takes on the minds and souls of those who hunt.

And they'd probably be right.But NBC's Hannibal isn't just another serial killer show. In a year that's already given us Fox's The Following and A&E's Bates Motel, some might argue that we don't need another serial killer TV show. NBC's Hannibal: Not Just Another Serial Killer Show

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