Valeria Bruni Tedeschi to be the next Bond Girl?

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Valeria Bruni Tedeschi to play a 60-year-old Bond Girl?

French star Valeria Bruni Tedeschi is reportedly set to play the Bond girl in the next edition of “James Bond” franchise. The Internet is buzzing with rumors that the actress best known for her roles in Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train or Normal People Are Nothing Exceptional could be cast as the female lead opposite Daniel Craig.

UPDATE 05/11/2024 : This story seems to be false. (read more)

The Oldest Bond girl ever

If she does sign on board Bruni Tedeschi, who is set to turn 60 next year, would technically become the oldest Bond girl in the franchise's history. Honor Blackman, the previous holder of that title, was 39 when she played Goldfinger's Pussy Galore opposite Sean Connery's 33-year-old 007 in 1964.

“The producers have tried to get Valeria before, but she has never been available because of other commitments,” a source close to the production said about the actress. “The discussions have been going on for some time and they are working out the contract details now.”

This 'Bruni Tedeschi to play Bond Girl' Rumor had the internet in a frenzy

Twitter was flooded again Monday with loads of tweets related to the rumor. Some fans even launched an online Facebook page called We Want Valeria Bruni Tedeschi for Bond Girl.

“She’ll be a great Bond girl. Bond girls are always brainy as well as sexy, and that’s totally Valeria.”
— Sam Lopez (@slopezPR) November 4, 2024
“She was perfect as Martine in ‘Normal People Are Nothing Exceptional’, she will be tremendous portraying the iconic Bond girl role.”
— The Clear Observer (@clearobserver) November 4, 2024
“A 59-year-old Bond girl!?! Is it some kind of a joke?”
— Boris Kleinman (@UKBoris) November 4, 2024

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