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The 007 finalists are all tall, white Brits. Is this really the Bond we need now?

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Sydney Morning Herald
By Jordan Prosser
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The 007 finalists are all tall, white Brits. Is this really the Bond we need now?
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The field is narrow, and the look weirdly uniform. But the screen’s favourite spy may yet surprise us.

Key Takeaways

  • The 007 finalists are all tall, white Brits.
  • Is this really the Bond we need now?.
  • The field is narrow, and the look weirdly uniform.

The field is narrow, and the look weirdly uniform. But the screen’s favourite spy may yet surprise us.

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