Hollywood Minute: Taron Egerton shuts down Bond rumors, new documentary release

Taron Egerton, best known for his role as a sharply dressed spy in Kingsman: The Secret Service, says fans shouldn’t expect to see him as the next 007.

(CNN)- Taron Egerton, best known for his role as a sharply dressed spy in Kingsman: The Secret Service, says fans shouldn’t expect to see him as the next 007.

In an interview with Collider, the 35-year-old actor dismissed the idea of playing James Bond, saying, “I don’t think I’m a good choice for it. I think I’m too messy for that.” Egerton added, “There’s so many cool, younger actors who would be great for it.”

Meanwhile, Cinema United and The Cinema Foundation are encouraging moviegoers to make a night of it on Friday, August 22nd, declaring it “Date Night at the Movies.” The promotion features two-for-one concession deals and other discounts at thousands of theaters nationwide. For more details, visit AtTheMovies.co.

Also hitting theaters on Friday is Architecton, a visually striking documentary from director Victor Kossakovsky. The film explores the work and philosophy of renowned architect Michele De Lucchi, examining how the materials we use shape the way we live—and how we might build the world of tomorrow.