Jacob Elordi, the 28-year-old Australian actor known for his role in HBO's 'Euphoria,' has recently been considered a candidate for the next James Bond following his appearance in a stylish Chanel ad. While he certainly embodies the suave aesthetic of the character, his rising fame could be a drawback. The James Bond franchise, now under Amazon's ownership, is reportedly seeking a fresh face under 30, ideally someone less recognizable to reinvigorate the series after a five-year hiatus. Casting director Nina Gold, who has successfully launched the careers of actors in major series, is at the helm of this search. The article argues that the franchise should follow historical precedents where lesser-known actors, like Sean Connery and Daniel Craig, were cast, allowing audiences to embrace them as Bond without preconceived notions. Instead of choosing a well-known figure like Elordi, the focus should be on discovering new talent, possibly from theater backgrounds, to create a compelling new incarnation of 007.