Léa Seydoux believes Madeleine Swann’s character could return in a new James Bond film.
The interpreter for Madeleine Swann in The Phantom and No Time to Die under license from James Bond, French actress Léa Seydoux would not mind returning the character , even if that desire only occupied her for the moment:
Because I didn’t die. James died, not Madeleine. So who knows? Maybe I would go back. Sounds like fake news, right? But if we’re serious, Madeleine leaves with her daughter at the end of the movie because James saved them. There will be a new Bond because Daniel is dead, but who’s to say Madeleine won’t be back? I haven’t spoken to Barbara about whether Madeleine will appear in a future James Bond film before that happens, a lot has to happen. This is, of course, just pure speculation.
The new James Bond isn’t ready for release yet
Barbara Broccoli, historical producer of the James Bond saga, said last June that fans will have to be patient before they get the right to know about the new James Bond movie with Daniel Craig’s successor:
No one is in a hurry. .. We are looking for where to go with Bond, we talk about it in detail. We don’t have a script yet, and we won’t have one until we figure out how to approach the next movie, because it’s really going to be a reimagining of Bond. We are reinventing it, and it takes time. I would say filming won’t start for two years.