James Bond babe Ana de Armas isn’t afraid of flashing the flesh in her upcoming film The Night Clerk.
The Cuban-Spanish actress, who is set to appear as the new Bond Girl in No Time To Die – portrays hotel guest Andrea in the tense thriller.
The movie following a hotel clerk, with Asperger’s Syndrome, who becomes the prime suspect when a woman is murdered during his shift. A
As the police investigation closes in, he makes a personal connection with a guest Andrea.
However, he soon realises he must stop the killer before Andrea becomes the next victim.
Ana de Armas goes topless for new movie The Night Clerk (Image: Saban Films)
Before The Night Clerk hits the big screen, the star plays Bond girl Paloma, alongside Daniel Craig – his last appearance as the CIA agent in the spy franchise.
Ana explained her part was a last-minute addition to the movie, and her role was entirely written by Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
The Knives Out star told Vanity Fair Paloma was initially created by director Cary Joji Fukunaga, but you could tell Pheobe penned the part.
The Cuban-Spanish actress play new bond girl Paloma in No Time to Die (Image: Corbis via Getty Images)
“You could … tell that Phoebe was in there,” the actor said to the publication.
“There was that humour and spikiness so specific to her. My character feels like a real woman.
“But you know, we can evolve and grow and incorporate reality, but Bond is a fantasy. In the end you can’t take things out of where they live.
Ana de Armas said her bond girl role was a late addition and Pheobe-Waller Bridge wrote her part (Image: PA Wire)
The new bond film, which is set to be released in April, has been brought “up to speed” in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
According to The Sun, film execs hired an intimacy coach to ensure all of the stars feel comfortable during sex scenes.
A film insider told the publication: “Producer Barbara Broccoli and her team are going all out to bring Bond up to speed.
“It’s all changed in the #MeToo era and they’re going to extra lengths to make sure all the stars are getting the support they need on set, including during some of the more risqué sex scenes.”
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