Helen Mirren thinks there should be more movies about real women who have operated as Secret Service agents, instead of adding a female James Bond to that particular cinematic universe.

The "1923" star, 79, voiced objections to the idea of there being a female James Bond in an interview with The Standard, calling instead for more films about real women from the world of espionage.

“The whole concept of James Bond is drenched and born out of profound ... “So I would tell real stories about extraordinary women who’ve worked in that world.” In many of the earlier ...

I never liked the way women were in James Bond," she continued. Mirren told the UK outlet that she's against turning the character into a woman, believing that there are plenty of real stories of ...

I never liked James Bond. I never liked the way women were in ... unbelievably courageous. So I would tell real stories about extraordinary women who’ve worked in that world.” ...

So I would tell real stories about extraordinary women who’ve worked in that world”. Recently, Brosnan said it’s “a given” next James Bond actor must be British, after a memo was ...

“I never liked James Bond. I never liked the way women were ... unbelievably courageous. So I would tell real stories about extraordinary women who’ve worked in that world”.

I never liked the way women were in James Bond,” she said, adding that she doesn’t want to see a woman portray the fictional spy. “I would tell real stories about extraordinary women who ...