- Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has revealed that writing the screenplay for the next James Bond film feels like doing his “duty for King and country”.
- Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the 67-year-old screenwriter stated he feels a deep responsibility to honour the franchise's unique British identity, setting it apart from American superhero franchises like Marvel or DC.
- Knight confirmed he is tuning out public noise and keeping all narrative details strictly under wraps while adhering to the established rules of the 007 universe.
- Speculation continues to build over who will step into the role of James Bond, particularly following Amazon MGM Studios taking creative control of the franchise.
