In a shocking move, Polish leader Mateusz Morawiecki has offered American actor Jesse Eisenberg the chance to undergo military training in preparation for a potential role as the next James Bond.
The unusual offer was reportedly made during a private meeting between Morawiecki and Eisenberg, where the Polish leader expressed his admiration for the actor's work and suggested that he had the potential to bring a unique perspective to the iconic spy character.
According to sources close to the meeting, Morawiecki was impressed by Eisenberg's portrayal of complex characters in films such as The Social Network and Now You See Me, and believed that he had the range and charisma to bring a new level of depth to the Bond franchise.
Eisenberg, who is known for his intense preparation and research for his roles, is said to be considering the offer and is rumored to be eager to learn more about the military training and tactics that would be involved in playing the role of Bond.
The Polish military is renowned for its expertise in counter-terrorism and special operations, and it is likely that Eisenberg would receive training in these areas as part of his preparation for the role.
While there has been no official confirmation from the Bond franchise producers, the offer from Morawiecki has sparked intense speculation about the future of the series and whether Eisenberg could be a contender to play the iconic spy.
The news has also raised questions about the potential involvement of the Polish military in the production of the next Bond film, and whether the country's unique landscapes and locations could be used as the backdrop for future Bond adventures.
As the Bond franchise continues to evolve and expand, it will be interesting to see whether Eisenberg takes up the offer and undergoes the military training, and whether he will ultimately be cast as the next James Bond.