Tom Hiddleston has played down rumours over playing the next James Bond, saying "no one has talked to me about it"
Los Angeles: Tom Hiddleston has played down rumours over playing the next James Bond, saying "no one has talked to me about it".
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Tom Hiddleston. Pic/Santa Banta
Tom Hiddleston, who got acclaim for his role as an undercover agent Jonathan Pine in 'The Night Manager', downplayed his chances of playing the ultimate spy role of 007 during a pre-recorded appearance on Friday night's 'The Graham Norton Show', reports dailymail.co.uk.
Speaking to show host Graham Norton, Hiddleston, 35, said: "The thing is the position isn't vacant as far as I am aware. No one has talked to me about it."
The star said that the Bond speculation had surfaced after his acclaimed portrayal of John Le Carré's character in the hit BBC adaption earlier this year.
He said: "I think the rumours have all come about because in 'The Night Manager' I play a spy and people have made the link."