Piers Morgan has attended a No Time To Die screening and has shown his credentials to be the next 007 now that Daniel Craig has stepped down from the role.
Piers Morgan has declared his desire to be the next James Bond by showing off his credentials to replace Daniel Craig in the role.
Former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56 years old, has posted a photo of himself in the classic pose of the 007 spy agent. He teased that he should be considered for the role of replacing Daniel Craig.
The TV presenter was at a screening of No Time To Die 2, the latest installment in Bond’s franchise. Piers admitted that he would be willing to take the significant screen role in the future.
Piers took advantage of the photo opportunity and shared the results with his social media followers. His fans loved the film.
Pointing to the image of himself as he wears a sharp suit and white shirt, Piers joked that he was next in line.
He wrote: “BREAKING: Daniel Craig’s replacement as 007 finally revealed…”
Piers also posted the pic on Instagram and captioned it with an iconic phrase to show his credentials: “The name’s Morgan… Piers Morgan. #TimeToDie”
His fans were full of praise for the slimmer-looking Piers, who lost weight during a recent Covid-19 battle, and they reckon he is in good shape to take on the Bond role.
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One commented: “You’re looking very trim there, Piers.”
Another added: “Looking dapper piers. You legend.”
While a third wrote: “Think you would make a handsome Bond.”
Piers has been in a festive mood of late and took great delight in mocking his rival, Dan Walker, after Strictly Come Dancing’s launch show hit its lowest rating in 11 years.
He hit out at his BBC Breakfast rival after hearing the news of Strictly’s low ratings and thought it was the perfect opportunity for him to make a joke.
Piers took to his Twitter to announce that the premiere of the dancing competition only attracted seven million viewers compared to previous years.
“Congrats, @mrdanwalker,” Piers, 56, tweeted with a thumbs-up emoticon.
James Bond: No Time To Die will be in cinemas on September 30.