An artificial intelligence program has just designated which actor was best placed to succeed Daniel Craig in the role of James Bond. The lucky winner is called Henry Cavill!
Universal Pictures International France While the theatrical release of Dying can wait, the new opus of the 007 saga, is fast approaching, an artificial intelligence has just designated which actor was best placed to succeed Daniel Craig in the iconic role of James Bond. According to a study conducted by Largo.ai and relayed by Screenrant, the program, which compared the attributes of various British comedians with those of the secret agent, established that Henry Cavill was best placed to don the tuxedo.
Cavill, who recently played Superman on the big screen and currently featured in Netflix's The Witcher series, has a positive 92.3% matching. For the record, the 37-year-old actor was actually approached for the role of James Bond at the time of the feature film Casino Royale.
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Behind Henry Cavill, who would therefore be the best post-Craig Bond according to this artificial intelligence, we find Richard Armitage, seen in the Hobbit saga, with 92%, and Idris Elba, very often cited for the role in recent years, with 90 , 9%. Note that the program, when it comes to going beyond the British borders, would see the New Zealand actor Karl Urban (The Boys) in 007, this one even exceeding Cavill with a "matching" 96.7% positive. The Americans Chris Evans and Will Smith, respectively credited with 93.9% and 92.2%, are also well placed.
Finally, if James Bond were a woman, Gina Carano, recently starring in the Disney + The Mandalorian series, would have all the abilities required with an impressive score of 97.3%. Katee Sackhoff, seen in Battlestar Galactica, and Angelina Jolie, for their part, are at the top of the list with 94.4% and 94.2%.
Die Can Wait, the final part of the James Bond saga with Daniel Craig in the cult role, will be released in French theaters on November 11.
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