Christoph Waltz is naughty – but rather polite – once again for Bond 25

"James Bond villain" is not a career path with a particularly heavy lifespan; People from Christopher Walken to Javier Bardem to (of course) Sean Bean have all learned to their detriment, over the years, that traveling to Deadsville is a quick and well-equipped trip with Her Majesty's favorite secret agent . Ernst Stavro Blofeld was created by author Ian Fleming as a recurring antagonist for a man with a well-used killing license. Blofeld has been played by many actors over the years, including Donald Pleasance, whose bald and bald head represents the character who sowed the seeds of Austin Powers& # 39; Doctor Evil, but also Telly Savalas and Charles Gray – but was recently described by Christoph Waltz, expert in evil politeness, in 2015 Spectrum.

True to his habit, Blofeld de Waltz – who also inserted the classic antagonist in the permanent obsession of Daniel Craig Bond's films with the story of the superspy Batman – esque – survived the image of Sam Mendes and is death. Now, Variety confirms that Waltz will appear in Craig's next release, still simply under the Bond 25 digital title. Cary Fukunaga directs the film (taken from Mendes and Danny Boyle, briefly attached), but it's unclear whether Waltz's SPECTER head will end up being the main antagonist, or if he will make a kind of scammer Hannibal Lecter. (You can see it, though, no?)

Bond 25 is filming, Ralph Fiennes, Lea Seydoux and Naomie Harris also taking their roles from previous films, and Rami Malek joining the franchise, presumably as a villain habit succeed in surviving James Bond's highly explosive anger. The film is currently scheduled for April 2020.