A device verification failure was reported, prompting users to retry authentication. In entertainment news, Jack Lowden has been mentioned as a potential successor to Daniel Craig as James Bond.
The 36-year-old actor, who grew up in Oxton in the Scottish Borders, told GQ Hype that speculation he could be the next 007 was "flattering" but did not confirm whether he was part of the auditioning process. Other actors reported to be in the running include Callum Turner and Josh O'Connor.
Craig, who took over the role with Casino Royale in 2006, bowed out after his fifth film, No Time To Die, in 2021. The next actor to take on the iconic role will face comparisons to Craig's 15-year tenure, which began with a reinvention of the character and concluded with Daniel Craig's final outing as the superspy.
Lowden's comments come as the franchise searches for a fifth actor to portray Bond in the modern era. His remarks, while not confirming his involvement, add to the growing list of names linked to the role as producers consider potential successors to Craig.
