Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Cary Fukunaga directed the first series of HBO's True Detective The man behind Netflix series Maniac has been named as the director of the next James Bond film. Cary Joji Fukunaga replaces Danny Boyle, last month blaming 'creative differences'. Producers Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.

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The next Bond movie — the 25th in the series, if you exclude “Never Say Never Again” from 1983, which was made by an outside production company — will be produced by Eon’s Michael G. Daniel Craig is heading for the next Bond set sooner than we might have thought. On Tuesday, the British star confirmed to the Associated Press that the upcoming 007 movie—his fifth in the.

He recently directed Netflix's dark comedy Maniac, starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, and directed season one of True Detective. Fukunaga's work on the HBO crime drama series won him an Emmy in 2014. He also directed 2015's Beasts of No Nation, starring Idris Elba. Cary Joji Fukunaga - what you need to know He came to prominence when he wrote and directed 2009's Sin Nombre, about the journey of a Honduran young girl and a Mexican gangster across the American border.

It won a British Independent Film award for best foreign film, the new director's prize at Edinburgh International Film Festival and picked up three prizes at Sundance. In 2011, he directed an adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, which starred Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender and Jamie Bell. He also directed and executive produced the acclaimed first series of True Detective in 2014, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. He was also one of the screenwriters on last year's It, Andy Muschietti's adaptation of the Stephen King thriller but then having been due to direct it. Maniac comes to Netflix on Friday and has a stellar cast which includes Justin Theroux and Sally Field. Speaking to the BBC about Maniac earlier this week, Fukunaga said he gives his actors plenty of freedom.

'I let Jonah be what Jonah wanted to be, obviously with some guidance,' he said. 'And the same with Emma. Justin came in with his interpretation of Doctor Mantleray, I didn't rein him in I was kind of like, this is interesting, it's just the right amount of energy.' What will Cary bring to Bond? By Matt Maytum, deputy editor, Total Film Cary Joji Fukunaga is something of a surprise choice for the Bond franchise, given that he's such a distinctive filmmaking voice, and the producers tend to go for a 'safe pair of hands'. I was surprised that he was announced after Danny Boyle departed due to creative differences, as Fukunaga left the horror remake It for the same reason. In his career so far, Fukunaga has proved himself across varied material, including immigration thriller Sin Nombre to Charlotte Bronte adaptation Jane Eyre, and he also directed the critically acclaimed first series of True Detective.

Even though he doesn't have much action movie experience, that's not generally a problem with films of this scale, as he'll be working with world class department heads who'll steer him through that side of the production, while he focuses on the storytelling. Based on his previous work, I'd expect Fukunaga to bring a strong grasp on character and a slightly sinister tone to the upcoming Bond film. Detective conan anime episode sub indo download.

Back to Bond? While Daniel Craig has remained quiet about his future as 007 since the release of Spectre in October, producers are said to be desperate to have him star in two more films According to, the 'two in one' deal being proposed is specifically to persuade the British actor to stay on in the role - despite him dropping heavy hints that Spectre would be his final outing. Citing worries about his family as a reason behind his reluctance to do another Bond, an insider explained: 'The producers and studio are desperate to get Daniel back. 'The producers and studio are desperate to get Daniel back.' : And insider revealed that movie bosses behind the James Bond franchise are so keen to have the actor, 47, back that they're offering him a back-to-back deal And in a further hint to such a package being offered to Daniel, Bond producer Barbara Broccoli said: 'In spring, we start again.

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I love Daniel and will do my best to keep him.' MailOnline has contacted a representative of Daniel for comment, but has yet to receive a reply. However in an interview within October, the actor slammed the idea of a back-to-back shoot.

'At the studio there was a real keenness to get it done as soon as possible,' he explained. 'In fact, there was a conversation at one point that went: “Let’s film two movies back to back.” I just went: “You’re out of your f.g minds.”. 'You’re out of your f.g minds': However the actor previously poured scorn on the idea in an interview in October, saying that the filsm are just 'too big' for such a shoot 'In the nicest possible way. They’re just too big.’ And in the same interview, the actor - who has played Ian Fleming's famous secret agent since 2006 - hinted that he was finished with the role. All I want to do is move on,' he stated. Adding yet more gravitas to his remarks, he told magazine: 'At this moment, no.

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I have a life and I've got to get on with it a bit. But we'll see.' 'I'm incredibly fortunate. But the day I can walk into a pub and someone goes, 'Oh, there's Daniel Craig' and then just leaves me alone, that'll be great.' Meanwhile with Daniel yet to confirm his return as the suave MI6 agent, other top British talent, such as, Damien Lewis and Idris Elba.

However his co-star Naomie Harris, who plays the fearless and trusty Moneypenny, revealed that Daniel is the her only leading man when it comes to the spy franchise. Speaking to MailOnline in October the 39-year-old actress said of the actor:'He is the ultimate Bond and I've loved working with him. For me, Bond wouldn't be Bond without him, he's revolutionised the whole thing. Honestly, I don't think there's been a better Bond.'