Helen Mirren He was never afraid to talk about her mind, and her latest comments about the future 007 will surely have an internet buzz.

In a brand new interview, the legendary actress clearly gave clear that he does not believe that the woman should always take over James Bond Role.

Her bold statement received the support of the former bond.

During your sincere conversation with Saga MagazineLadies Helen Mirren clearly knew he did not think that he would give a gender replaced the version of the iconic spy in the right direction.

"I'm such a feminist, but James Bond must be a guy," she nodded straight. "You can't have a wife. It just doesn't work. James Bond must be James Bond, otherwise it becomes something else."

Although Mirren currently plays a retired spy in the club on Thursday Murder, "the role she called" more realistic portraits of the spy, "she admitted that her version did not carry the same flair.

"That's how many women worked in that world. She is a manifestation of reality, that's for sure," she said before jring adding, "but not as much fun as a relationship!"

Helen Mirren was not alone in his opinion. Sitting next to her was the former 007 star Pierce Brosnan, who fully agreed with her.

Brosnan, who played the Bond in four films, from "Goldeneye" in 1995. "He" died another day "in 2002. years, he said he was delighted when the legendary spy return, but believes that the role should remain to remain in their roots.

"I'm so excited to see that the next man comes by stage and see a whole new drilling and life for this character," he explained.

Calling a franchise "gift that keeps coming," the actor added that he is now happy that he is "just a member of the audience ... sitting back, saying, show us what you will do. "

With Daniel Craig hangs to Tux after "No time to die", the hunt on the next James Bond is open, and fans already have a lot of favorites.

Names like Henry Cavill, Richard Madden, Regé-Jean Page, Damson Idris, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Tom Hardy are floating fans and industrial insiders.

With Amazon MGM now in charge of the following chapter of the franchise, the pressure to choose the perfect James Bond was never bigger.

Although Mirren feels a woman, it should not take a lead, it is clear that he still "adores the world of James Bond" and as Bronan, she is simply waiting to see who is unaw.

Although Mirren believes that a woman should not play James Bond, she slammed the franchise earlier for sexualists. Earlier this year, she clearly knew that she had serious problems with the way women were shown in long governance films.

During the interview with London StandardThe Advanced Actress said, "The whole series of James Bond was not my thing. I really wasn't. I never loved James Bond. I never liked to whom Women were in James Bond."

She went even further, claiming that the entire concept of franchise was rooted at outdated gender attitudes.

"The whole concept of James Bond was soaked and born of deep sexism," she said.

Mirren explained that women played vital roles in real intelligence agencies a long time and deserve the right to recognition.

"Women have always been the main and incredibly important part of the secret service, they were always," she continued.

Instead of rewriting 007 as a female character, Mirren said he would rather see "real stories about extraordinary women who worked in that world."