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Published 17:30 20 Jul 2022 BST

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Her comments very much echo sentiments made by Craig, who said following the release of his last outing that "there should simply be better parts for women and actors of colour", and posing the question: "Why should a woman play James Bond when there should be a part just as good as James Bond, but for a woman?”
The Blade Runner: 2049 and Knives Out star (the latter of which saw her once again star alongside Craig) says it's important "that [female actors are] given a more substantial part and recognition. That’s what I think is more interesting than flipping things.”
Elsewhere, the Craig era's Q, Ben Wishaw said he wants a gay actor to play 007 at some point in the future, remarking that it would be a testament to the "real progress" the franchise has made in recent years
Armas, who is soon to don the iconic white dress as Marilyn Monroe for Netflix's first adult-only movie, is currently starring in the Bond-esque spy thriller The Gray Man and plays a character very similar to the one she portrayed in No Time To Die.
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