Zack Snyder wants to make a movie about James Bond when he was young?
Zack Snyder is reportedly interested in making a prequel movie about a young James Bond. He wants to do a James Bond movie in a different way. Snyder wants to make a story that tells the early life of James Bond.
Zack Snyder, a renowned filmmaker, has created various genres of movies in his career. He is familiar with comic book adaptations such as Justice League, 300, and Watchmen.
He has also made horror movies, such as Dawn of the Dead. However, this time, through the movie Rebel Moon, Snyder wants to try to present a science fiction movie. Interestingly, Snyder revealed his interest in making a spy action movie from the James Bond franchise as his next project.
Zack Snyder Interested in Seeing James Bond at a Young Age
In an interview with The Atlantic, Snyder expressed his interest in creating a young version of James Bond. He felt that it would be interesting to see James Bond in his 20s, and learn about his origins and the youthful traumas that shaped him into the character he is today. This has caught the attention of movie fans, as the James Bond franchise is looking for ideas for its next film project.
It would be interesting to see James Bond in his 20s. His origins that made him who he is today. Whatever youth trauma made James Bond. There must be something there.
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No Time To Die is the latest James Bond film and is also Daniel Craig’s farewell film as agent 007 after several years in the role. MGM and Amazon are trying to create a new story formula, while looking for a new actor to play James Bond. With 25 James Bond movies already released, this idea from Zack Snyder doesn’t seem like a bad idea.
While some of the previous movies have used flashback storylines, the story about James Bond’s youth will have a different flashback plot.
Fans may be curious about the reasons for James Bond’s initial recruitment, his motivations, and the events in his life that shaped the character we know today. Will MGM deliver this story? We’ll see.
