The writer of "Peaky Blinders" is working on a new "Bond." Is it going to be a hit?

For years, James Bond films have drawn crowds of fans to theaters. After Daniel Craig abandoned the Bond suit and gadgets and Amazon MGM Studios took control of the franchise, fans have been eagerly awaiting news of who will next portray Agent 007. However, we already know who will be writing the script. According to Deadline, this task has been assigned to "Peaky Blinders" creator Steven Knight.

Steven Knight , who earned an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay for "The Invisibles," is best known for creating the cult TV series "Peaky Blinders." Fans of Cillian Murphy's Tommy Shelby are now awaiting the release of the film adaptation, also directed by Knight.

Knight is another strong name on the list of filmmakers who are committed to providing audiences with the ultimate on-screen experience. Denis Villeneuve , the director of the "Dune" films, will direct the next Bond film. The filmmaker assured that he is a huge fan of the series, which is "sacred territory" for him. The director emphasized that he intends to honor tradition while presenting a new perspective on the most famous agent.

The cherry on top will, of course, be the name of the actor playing the title role. It's still unclear who will replace Daniel Craig. Among the potential candidates for the new 007 have been Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Henry Cavill, Rege-Jean Page, Jacob Elordi, Harris Dickinson, and Tom Holland.