After Amazon acquired MGM, major changes in the James Bond franchise emerged, with producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli stepping back from the creative process. They will remain co-owners but have expressed frustrations over negotiations with Amazon's executives. No future casting or production decisions have been made since Daniel Craig's last film, 'No Time to Die,' and prospects for new films or spinoffs remain unclear. Broccoli hinted at potential frustrations and the need to shift focus toward other projects as the franchise navigates this transition.
"Amazon and the producers have formed a new venture to house the James Bond intellectual property rights," said Mike Hopkins, indicating a shift in control.
"Insiders add that no decisions have been made on the future Bond films including who will star, direct or write the next film," highlighting uncertainty ahead.
"With the conclusion of No Time to Die and Michael retiring from the films, I feel it is time to focus on my other projects," Broccoli expressed a clear shift.
Insiders suggest that Broccoli's comments about Amazon's execs being 'f**king idiots' indicate tensions surrounding negotiations have been high for some time.
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