Martin Campbell is exclusive among the many administrators of the 25 official James Bond films.

The 79-year-old has rebooted the 007 franchise the final two instances, having a giant affect on Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig’s casting and the tone of their turns as Ian Fleming’s spy.

He’s even open to helming Bond 26 with the seventh official incarnation of the character, whoever that might be.

Now there have been calls in recent times from some followers for the subsequent actor to be an individual of color or a girl.

Speaking solely with Express.co.uk to advertise the London Action Festival he’s collaborating on this weekend, we requested the filmmaker legend if he thought say a feminine, a Black and even an American Bond would ever occur.

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Campbell asserted: “Honestly, it’s not going to happen. None of [those suggestions will] because that’s the way the books are set up, that’s the way Fleming wrote them.

“And of course, there’s all this everyone screaming diversity, ‘Time to have a Black Bond’, ‘What about a female Bond?’ The answer would be no. I don’t think it’ll happen for a second. I think what will happen is Bond, he’s always been white, he’s always been the man that Fleming created, right? And I think that’s the way they’ll keep it.”

He additionally clarified: “I absolutely agree that a Black actor or a woman could certainly play Bond, but my feeling is that they will want to keep the brand as is.”

This week, the two-time Bond director is collaborating within the London Action Festival the place he’ll communicate at a Q&A throughout a Twenty fifth-anniversary screening of The Mask of Zorro.

Campbell may also be on a panel known as Anatomy Of A Set Piece, through which he'll speak about what he thinks is likely one of the greatest motion scenes in cinema historical past.

THE LONDON ACTION FESTIVAL runs from Wednesday twenty first – Sunday Twenty fifth June. Tickets are on sale now through the web site HERE