Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Henry Cavill are tied because the bookies\u2019 favorite to develop into the subsequent James Bond<\/a>.<\/p>\n William Hill has each Taylor-Johnson and Cavill at 2-1 odds as Daniel Craig\u2019s successor, which comes after the latter was dropped from the position of Superman<\/a>.<\/p>\n Taylor-Johnson was previously rumoured to be the frontrunner<\/a> after he reportedly impressed producer Barbara Broccoli throughout a secret audition.<\/p>\n According to the betting firm, Tom Hardy<\/a> is the third favorite at 6-1 odds, adopted by Reg\u00e9-Jean Page at 8-1, James Norton and Chiwetel Ejiofor each at 10-1, and Douglas Booth, Richard Madden and Dan Stevens all at 12-1. You can take a look at the complete rundown right here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Lee Phelps, a spokesperson for William Hill, mentioned: \u201cI believe each can be an ideal match for the position, they’ve proven they’re superb within the motion style.<\/p>\n \u201cHowever, producers did say that age was important to them and as Taylor-Johnson is 32 and Cavill is 39 that could be the deciding factor if they want a younger Bond this time.\u201d<\/p>\n Taylor-Johnson had his breakthrough position in biopic Nowhere Boy<\/em>, the place he performed John Lennon<\/a>. His different notable credit embrace Kick-Ass<\/em>, Avengers: Age Of Ultron<\/em>, 2014\u2019s Godzilla<\/em>, Nocturnal Animals<\/em> and most not too long ago Bullet Train<\/em> reverse Brad Pitt<\/a>.<\/p>\n Last week, it was confirmed Cavill wouldn\u2019t return as Superman following a gathering with DC Studios\u2019 co-CEOs James Gunn<\/a> and Peter Safran. The choice got here two months after Cavill made his return to the position throughout a post-credits scene in Black Adam<\/em>.<\/p>\n The actor additionally stop Netflix sequence The Witcher<\/em> again in October<\/a>, with Liam Hemsworth set to take over the position of Geralt of Rivia in season 4.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n![\"Daniel](\"https:\/\/www.nme.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/No_Time_To_Die_Still.jpg\")