Sydney Sweeney backed to succeed Daniel Craig as James Bond

Screen sensation Sydney Sweeney is suggested for the next 007 movie — not as just another Bond girl, but as a female Bond.

Hollywood director Paul Feig thinks she would be an excellent choice for the iconic British spy role.

When asked about casting her in a glamorous part in the next film, he confidently stated, “I’d prefer Sydney as the next Bond.

“While there have been some amazing Bond girls, let's shake things up and let her be the main spy—she’s incredible.”

Paul, who directed Sydney’s recent success The Housemaid, commented, “She’s among the most dedicated professionals I know, incredibly smart and shrewd. She’d make a terrific spy.”

American actress Sydney, 28 — who recently shared a selfie in a cream gown on Instagram over the weekend — expressed her enthusiasm for Bond following the franchise's acquisition by Amazon MGM.

She remarked, “I’ve always adored the series and am eager to see where they take it.”

When considering if she’s intrigued by the idea of playing a Bond girl, Sydney stated, “It depends on the storyline.

“I think I'd enjoy it more as James Bond.”

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, ­Callum Turner, Jacob Elordi, and Jack O’Connell are all being considered for the Bond character.

Daniel Craig stepped down after 2021’s No Time to Die.

Dune director Denis Villeneuve is set to helm the upcoming 007 movie, penned by Peaky Blinders’ creator Steven Knight.