New James Bond Movie: First Draft of the Script Is Done, Says Steven Knight

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What happened

With so much of the frenzied James Bond interest centered on who might be taking over from Daniel Craig as 007, something many believe is going to be announced imminently, the matter of the all-important script has largely been ignored.

Key facts

  • With so much of the frenzied James Bond interest centered on who might be taking over from Daniel Craig as 007, something many believe is going to be announced imminently, the matter of the all-important script has largely been ignored.
  • Reported by Variety and published Fri, 11 Sep 2026 16:42:53 UTC.

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