A casting call from unofficial 007 fan-site Mi6-hq.com has revealed producers are seeking a Māori man to play a lead supporting role for the new film Bond 25. Photo / Sony Pictures
Kia ora Mr Bond, we have been expecting you.
The next James Bond film is looking for a Māori actor to play a leading role as the henchman of Daniel Craig's next enemy.
A casting call revealed by unofficial 007 fan-site Mi6-hq.com said producers were seeking a Russian male villain, a Russian female, and a Māori henchman for the new film Bond 25 - after the number of movies in the long-running franchise.
The Māori supporting role was looking for someone between 35 and 55 years old with advanced physical, fighting and stage combat skills.
The required characteristics were authoritative, cunning, ruthless and loyal.