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New James Bond producer 'up for the challenge'
The producer was speaking for the first time about taking on the next 007 film for Bond's new owners Amazon MGM.
New James Bond producer up for the ‘challenge'
David Heyman was speaking for the first time about taking on the next 007 film for Bond's new owners Amazon MGM.
New James Bond producer up for the ‘challenge'
David Heyman was speaking for the first time about taking on the next 007 film for Bond's new owners Amazon MGM.