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Idris Elba’s tweet fuels James Bond speculation

By Reuters
13 August 2018   |   7:22 am
All it took was one tweet from actor Idris Elba on Sunday (August 12) to fuel widespread speculation as to whether the British star would be the next James Bond.

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