Almost 20 years ago we got Bond's best movie ever made by Casino Royal in 2006. After more than 40 years, Bond's saga, Daniel Craig and Bond producers, took out a really impressive feat with reinvesting the super spy for the whole new generation. Taking signs of the genre-ordering the grandiosity of "Bourne Identity", Casino Royal introduced a connection to the world after 9/11-deceased lonely, which missed a clumsy intense uncertainty. While Craig could project 007 cold, the character was known, he also seemed to be sitting in a terrible way just below the surface.

Unfortunately, as many films led by Craig have arrived, they have deteriorated gradually, culminating in the absurd final of "No time to die", in which the tormented lonely introduced at Casino Royal comes out of spectacular fashion after being blown into A. Torrent of ballistics. It was a sad end to the term of the relationship that started, as it could. But things almost didn't play this way at all. In fact, we came very close to the whole alternative history in which a young boy from the Canal Islands would donate the Smox instead.

As early as 2022, it was confirmed that Craig's main competition for the lead role in Casino Royal was Henry CavilleAnd since then, we have heard more about the never -real relationship of the actor. After Craig's retirement from the lead role, there are renewed calls for Caville to consider, with the actor himself even admits that he would still be open to the possibility of playing 007. Meanwhile, Casino Royal Director Martin Campbell claims Cavill would make a great relationshipclaiming that the actor "looked great on the audition" and praised his "huge" acting. According to Campbell, Cavill was "a little young" at the time, so he only missed the role. But now the British Starwar's auditory strip has come out and, well, you can be a judge whether Campbell is correct or not.

Although we have heard a lot about how Henry Cavill was led for Bond and how good we would be, we never saw footage of him as 007. The closest we got was 2015 Bomb-bomb led by Kaville "Uncle Man" in which the British actor showed US agent Napoleon Solo, but in essence he showed his abilities as a quasi-co-binding. Now, however, we actually have his auditory strip of Casino Royal, and without being unnecessary, it may not be as "huge" as Martin Campbell would believe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vasgbsqht-u

The Audition Leaking on YouTube and watching 22-year-old Cavill performs a 1995 Goldeneye dialogue, another entry into Campbell bonds. That means we'll see that Caville delivers classic 007 lines such as, "Vodka Martini, don't wake up" and "Bond, JamesiMs Bond". Unfortunately, it's all a little uncomfortable and if nothing else proves that producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson were right to go with Craig - not that Cavill himself disagreed.

The actor had previously told about Happy sad confused podcast That while he was reduced to him and Craig in 2005, he admitted that "he was not ready at the time". I think it's fair to say it's obvious from the footage that features long haireded remains strange while reading the lines, barely moving the head across the scene. Although there are flashes of charisma (mostly transmitted through some expressive work of the actor's eyebrows), his overall delivery is surprisingly wooden and reserved. Although it can be translated into a certain type of intensity on the big screen, it is not at all clear that its abstained download of the material works in the audition room.

Meanwhile Anthony Star's audition of the Jamesei Bonds went out online, causing "boys" fans to go wild. Old was one of the numerous other actors who audited for the Casino Royal, along with a friend of Sam Wortington and Rupert, but there is no doubt that Craig was the man for the job, even if he did everything he could to sabotage his casting as 007.