Kim Kardashian could be a Bond girl, and fans can’t keep calm. With Jeff Bezos taking over MGM’s production, the studio behind James Bond, insiders say that he is deeply involved in deciding who will play the female lead. While Kardashian is reportedly trying hard for the role, the final decision lies in his hands, leaving fans eager to see how the 007 world could change.
Kim Kardashian’s Bond girl dreams depend on Jeff Bezos, claims source
The fact that many actors want to play the prestigious role of James Bond is not a secret, and it seems like Kim Kardashian could possibly step into the adventurous world of 007. After Amazon took over MGM Production, Jeff Bezos is now in charge of the renowned franchise.
The new movie hasn’t officially started production or announced a release date. However, sources claim that Bezos is the one who’ll be casting the female lead. In fact, after Amazon took over MGM, the businessman wrote on his social media, “Who’d you pick as the next Bond?” This sparked a lot of curiosity among fans about the new James Bond movie.
With this revelation, none other than Kardashian is trying hard to land a part in the famous franchise. As reported by Rob Shuter, the SKIMS founder has been putting in all her efforts to get the role of Bond girl. She has been in talks with the key executives related to the project, trying to make her way into the iconic franchise.
An insider from the Hollywood industry said, “She wants it. She’s serious.” But there’s a catch, as the key decision lies in the hands of Bezos now. The insider added, “Jeff’s got the keys now — if he likes Kim’s look and star power, she’s in.”
Kardashian is already a successful reality TV star and has made her name as a renowned businesswoman. By landing a role in the well-acclaimed franchise, she would mark a major milestone in her career.
Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on RealityTea.
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