James Bond is quite possibly the most popular characters all throughout the planet. It has been played by different actors, with Daniel Craig being the latest Agent 007. As of late, acclaimed actor Liam Neeson revealed that he was offered the role however refused it’s anything but a ultimatum by his wife.
Liam Neeson refused to play James Bond due to his wife
Individuals magazine detailed that in a new appearance on The Late Show with James Corden, Liam Neeson uncovered that he refused to play James Bond on the big screen as his late wife Natasha Richardson was not ready for the thought. He conceded that producer Barbara Broccoli moved toward him to take on the role soon after he featured in Steven Spielberg-directed Schindler’s List in 1993. The 69-year-old actor reviewed that he realized the makers were taking a gander at different actors and he clearly was among them. In any case, his “dear, departed wife” Natasha Richardson said to him that on the off chance that he is offered a James Bond role and he will play it, then, at that point he won’t marry her. The ultimatum made Neeson not take a gander at the chance to depict the secret agent.
Liam Neeson’s wife, Natasha Richardson died in 2009, at 45 years old. She was skiing at Quebec’s Mount Tremblant and supported a head injury. The actor endured blunt force trauma in the wake of falling on a novice’s slope. Following the mishap, she at first refused medical treatment. The couple has two sons together, Micheál and Daniel. Liam Neeson and his oldest son Micheál featured in Made in Italy (2020), which is about an artist who reunites with his alienated son after the demise of his wife.
The personality of James Bond is right now tried by Daniel Craig on the cinema. The actor will be found in character for one final time in a matter of seconds to Die, which is booked to deliver in the not so distant future. Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, Harry Styles, Henry Golding, and a few different stars have been popular choices to be the following 007. Be that as it may, there is no official affirmation on who might be the following James Bond, yet.
