« Pranksters In Condom Plot | Main | Desperate Newhart? » February 25, 2005 Nip/Tuck Star Julian McMahon Movies Julian McMahon Nip/Tuck Star Julian McMahon, who will play Doctor Doom in the big screen version of Fantastic Four this summer, is the latest actor to stake his claim to the James Bond role. According to McMahon, 007 producers told him the race to succeed Pierce Brosnan was between him and one other person. Franchise producers are expected to announce later this year who will become the next incarnation of the British superspy reports Guardian. Martin Campbell will direct the 21st Bond installment and told reporters this week the story will focus on the character's early days as a secret agent and will be grittier than previous outings, featuring a scene where Bond is threatened with castration by an enemy. Image MTV news By Fabien Montique posted time [ 4:48 PM]     Recent Articles Janet Jackson has quit her record label. Victoria Beckham wants another baby. Pamela Anderson was “mortified” when she had to evacuate a hotel without any make-up on. Gwyneth Paltrow can’t stop eating pizza. Travis Barker’s ex-wife says their lives have been “been changed forever” Jamie Lynn Spears devastated by the theft of photographs of her breastfeeding. Gavin Rossdale’s eldest son is jealous of his brother. MTV Gives Whitney Port Her Own Spinoff ALLI SIMS SELLS BRITNEY SPEARS’S SWAG! Chris Baker, Travis Barker’s assistant Who Died In Crash, Remembered By His Family   terms & conditions | privacy policy | contact | Powered By Moveable Type |

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