The delays that have plagued the upcoming Marvel movie are about to come to an end, and star Aaron Taylor-Johnson is making the rounds selling the show to the folks at home. But of course, someone has tied that project into those rumors that he’ll be the new face of the James Bond movies;

Aaron Taylor Johnson likes to do his research.“Things come about, and I go, 'I really want to know more about this thing that I'm getting behind and standing by,'” the actor tells me over the phone from his home.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson has been a card-carrying member of the Great Jacket club for a long time in Hollywood. Classic double-breasted blazers, Bond -ish leather jackets, preppy suit moments, an espresso brown suede chore jacket so beautiful you should carry a picture of it around in your wallet.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is finally addressing rumours about being cast as James Bond.A production source opened up to BBC News about the rumours, noting that there was absolutely no truth in

Weeks after his passing on Sept. 29, Ron Ely’s cause of death has been revealed. Per a death certificate obtained by TMZ, Ely, the actor best known for playing the title role in the Tarzan TV series, died from “end-stage heart disease.” He was 86. Ely was the storied man of the jungle in NBC’s …

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is still dodging those James Bond questions with a smile while promoting his next film, Sony's Kraven the Hunter.

Following his previous Marvel roles, Aaron Taylor-Johnson is now set to appear as a Spider-Man antihero in Kraven the Hunter. Starring alongside Russell Crowe and Ariana DeBose, Johnson’s upcoming movie suffered multiple production delays.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson recommends that James Bond fans check out his new movie, the Marvel Comics adaptation Kraven the Hunter