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10 Actresses Fans Want to See as the Next Bond Girl: Sydney Sweeney, Jodie Comer, and More

Speculation is already building around who could bring style, charisma, and a fresh energy to the franchise’s next era.

Sydney Sweeney arrives at the Los Angeles special screening of "Americana" at Desert 5 Spot.
© Emma McIntyre/Getty ImagesSydney Sweeney arrives at the Los Angeles special screening of "Americana" at Desert 5 Spot.

The Bond universe has always sparked debate, and few conversations generate as much excitement as casting possibilities for its most memorable female role. As the series looks toward the future, fans have been imagining which actresses could bring everything from sharp wit and mystery to action chops and undeniable screen presence. Here are ten names that repeatedly come up in online discussions.

Sydney Sweeney

Fresh off a string of box-office hits and a notable pivot into the thriller genre with “The Housemaid,” the American actress has proven she can carry a film with both vulnerability and steely resolve.

Her recent work demonstrates a range that moves easily between high-stakes tension and effortless charisma, qualities that align perfectly with the modern Bond aesthetic.

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Jodie Comer

The British sensation, widely celebrated for her chameleonic performance in “Killing Eve,” remains a top contender due to her unparalleled ability to balance menace with elegance.

After stepping into historical epics like the upcoming “Robin Hood” alongside Hugh Jackman, she continues to display the level of physical commitment the Bond franchise demands.

Anya Taylor-Joy

With her ethereal screen presence and a proven track record in high-octane projects like “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” Taylor-Joy offers a unique, avant-garde energy that could revitalize the franchise’s visual language.

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Her performance in the espionage-tinged “The Gorge” further cemented her status as an actress who thrives in the intersection of mystery and action. She possesses a distinct, intellectual intensity that would make for a fascinating intellectual foil to a new, younger Bond.

Naomi Scott

After making a major impact in the action-comedy space, the British actress and singer has recently expanded her portfolio with more grounded, intense performances.

The 2026 release of her debut studio album F.I.G. highlights her multi-faceted talent, while her past experience in franchises like “Charlie’s Angels” provides the foundational stunt work necessary for a Bond film.

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Lupita Nyong’o

An Academy Award winner with a commanding presence, Nyong’o has already stepped into the world of espionage in “The 355” while anchoring a global franchise with the “Black Panther” series.

Her ability to convey deep emotional stakes in the midst of chaotic action, as seen in “A Quiet Place: Day One,” makes her an ideal choice for a more seasoned, authoritative character.

Vanessa Kirby

Known for her scene-stealing turns as the White Widow in the “Mission: Impossible” films, Kirby is perhaps the most “Bond-ready” actress on this list.

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Her portrayal of Sue Storm in Marvel’s “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” further highlights her ability to anchor massive blockbusters while maintaining a sophisticated, British sensibility.

Florence Pugh

Pugh has built a career on characters who refuse to be sidelined, making her a natural fit for a franchise looking to subvert old-fashioned expectations.

Whether she is leading a Marvel ensemble or a psychological drama like “Midsommar,” her grounded, muscular acting style ensures that her characters always feel like the smartest people in the room.

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Maya Hawke

As a rising star with a penchant for playing resourceful and witty outsiders, Hawke offers a fresh, youthful perspective that could appeal to a new generation of Bond fans.

Her growth through “Stranger Things” suggests an actress who is ready to step into a larger spotlight without losing her signature quirk. She would be an excellent choice for a tech-savvy or undercover operative who relies more on intellect and charm than brute force.

Jodie Turner-Smith

Turner-Smith possesses a striking, statuesque presence that demands attention whenever she is on screen, a trait that served her well in “Queen & Slim” and “Tron: Ares.”

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Her recent work in the espionage series “The Agency” underscores her capacity for the cloak and dagger nuances of the genre. She embodies a level of modern glamour and toughness that feels both timeless and entirely necessary for the franchise’s survival.

Adria Arjona

Following her breakout success in “Hit Man” and her recent casting in “Man of Tomorrow,” the upcoming “Superman” sequel, Arjona has become one of the most sought-after names in Hollywood.

Her ability to blend high-intensity action with a disarming, charismatic warmth has made her a favorite among directors looking for a versatile leading lady.

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Clara is about to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Writing Arts at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In her role as a writer for Spoiler US, she covers movies, TV shows, streaming platforms, celebrities, and other topics of entertainment and general interest. Since 2021, she has been working as a film critic for Bendito Spoiler, Cinema Saturno, and Peliplat, attending festivals, conducting interviews, and regularly participating in cinematic debate podcasts. Her main focus of work is in the horror genre.

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