Hello Mr. Bond, we've been expecting you... for five years! 007 fans 'could face half a DECADE wait to see another film featuring British secret agent

James Bond fans are reportedly set to wait half a decade to see another 007 flick return to their screens. Given his stellar reputation in the movie-making business, it is believed that the curators are hoping he would be up for sharing some of his production talents in any upcoming films One A-lister who was bombarded with rumours was Edris Elba who had shut down rumours of him fulfilling the role earlier this year The Luther actor, 51, revealed that he will not be following in Daniel Craig 's shoes in the coming 007 hit and is not getting a license a kill Idris replied: 'I have several times, several sort of half-a-million times. It comes following the recent chatter over who will be the next man to take on the iconic role It was recently believed that Aaron Taylor-Johnson could be getting himself a license to kill in four James Bond films after 'endless discussions' with studio execs - who insiders claim are hoping he can replace Daniel Craig to lead the franchise into a new age with a 'fantasy' twist The British actor, 33, has reportedly been formally offered the chance to play 007, with sources claiming bosses have already taken extraordinary lengths to secure him 'It is currently looking to be a three-picture deal with the option of a fourth. A recent poll suggested Idris is still the public's number one choice to replace Daniel, despite being 51 - old for a Bond candidate - and already ruling himself out of the running in order to focus on his crime drama, Luther Meanwhil, Michael Fassbender, 46, has also ruled himself out, saying he thought a younger star should take on the role Aaron is yet to officially accept the role or make a formal comment on his standing but in March he spoke out in an interview with Rolling Stone UK, insisting he won't be a part of the 'pop culture studio film' machine In a cover shoot to promote his latest role in Sony's next Marvel film Kraven the Hunter, Aaron muses on the direction his stellar career is heading after two decades on the big screen. Aaron is yet to officially accept the role or make a formal comment on his standing but in March he spoke out in an interview with Rolling Stone UK, insisting he won't be a part of the 'pop culture studio film' machine Asked directly about the reports that he is in talks to be Bond, the actor coyly replied that he 'can only really talk about the things I'm going to show and tell' While he hasn't been cast as Bond, Aaron has taken on the lead in another big budget action franchise.