According to Richard Osman, Slow Horses favourite Jack Lowden could be in line to be the next 007, with the former Pointless host and Thursday Murder Club author suggesting as much on the latest episode his podcast, The Rest Is Entertainment.
"It is definitively not a 'he's definitely got it' thing," Osman said. "He is definitely being strongly considered. I think he'd be amazing."
She added the creative team has been "methodical" in trying to find someone "really different" from previous Bond star Craig.
"Daniel Craig is a hard act to follow," she said. "And it's got to be something really different that is stirring and exciting and different."
A statement read: "While we don’t plan to comment on specific details during the casting process, we’re excited to share more news with 007 fans as soon as the time is right."
During a recent appearance on BBC Radio 4 Today, Knight said of the movie: "I can't really talk about what I'm doing with Bond but I'm enjoying every single second of it. It's fantastic. I'm loving it."
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