The author – who has written three 007 novels – made the comments during a recent interview with Radio Times magazine to discuss his latest TV mystery series Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, explaining that he'd "never been asked" to pen a Bond script so far.
He also added that there was "one major issue" that he’s happy not to have to contend with: the fact that Bond was killed off at the end of the previous film, No Time to Die.
"If I was asked tomorrow to write the script, I wouldn’t be able to do it. Where would you start? You can’t have him waking up in the shower and saying it was all a dream."
Of course, in reality, the new film will not be based in the same continuity as the previous version – serving as a relaunch of the series with a new actor playing Bond – so it seems very unlikely that the end of No Time to Die will actually be referenced at all.
"I can’t talk about it," he said of the upcoming entry to the franchise when pressed for information.
He was then asked whether he would be taking the edginess he has imbued into some of his previous projects, including Peaky Blinders, into the new Bond, to which he replied: "We’ll see, we’ll see… You don’t know what’s going to happen until you start writing."
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