Speculation over who will take on the iconic role of James Bond in the upcoming franchise has been ongoing since Daniel Craig announced his departure. Among the top contenders has been Marvel star Aaron Taylor-Johnson, but recent reports suggest that the actor has not yet been offered the coveted 007 title.

According to a source with knowledge speaking to E! News, Taylor-Johnson has not received an official offer to play James Bond. However, this does not mean he would decline the opportunity should it arise in the future. The actor, who is married to British film director Sam Taylor-Johnson, has been on the list of potential contenders alongside stars like Henry Cavill and Theo James.

With the release of No Time To Die in 2021 marking Daniel Craig's farewell, fans have been eagerly anticipating the announcement of his successor. Taylor-Johnson's name has consistently appeared at the forefront of Bond casting rumors, though he has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in talks for the role.

Despite the lack of concrete information, the buzz around Aaron Taylor-Johnson potentially taking on the suave secret agent has been steadily growing. Fans remain hopeful that he may eventually follow in the footsteps of Craig and a long line of distinguished actors who have portrayed James Bond.

As of now, the ultimate decision on who will inherit the role of 007 remains a closely guarded secret. Fans will have to keep their eyes peeled for any official announcements from the Bond franchise as the search for the next James Bond continues. Regardless, Aaron Taylor-Johnson's name will likely remain in the conversation as Bond enthusiasts await the exciting casting decision that lies ahead.