Kate Roger

Well, dear reader, one of the possibilities is Regé, I always pronounce his name wrong, Regé-Jean Page from Bridgerton.

There's conversation around him.

Certainly handsome.

I don't, look.

But he's got the vibe, though.

I think in this day and age the vibe's still going to have to be knocked around.

You know, not Daniel Craig level kind of scarred and we want a journey but we don't want him too fresh faced and we need to have a believability that he's got what it takes to do the job from the get go.

We can't have a bronze prequel when he's in training and

on training wheels and in diapers.

We need that first movie to come out of the starting blocks and to really do the role justice.

And before we leave that casting of can they possibly pull away from white casting and look at a variety of cultures, there's a film, and I'm pretty sure it is Netflix, and I just was gutted I didn't get to see it on the big screen.

It was called Rebel Ridge, and it's got a British actor, Aaron Pierre, and he is...

The action in this film is also one of those really, really great ones to watch.

He's so great.

I'm not really seeing enough conversation around Aaron Pierre.

And also, he's British.

And I think, yeah, look at that beautiful picture.

Okay, I just looked him up.

Yeah, and he's also got that kind of, if you look into, which I'd love to be able to, Aaron Pierre's eyes, he looks like he could, you know, he could bring this subdivision.

He could lose himself.