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What a spectre - Bond boys bounce around London
For everyone's eyes only - Jack Lowden, Callum Turner and Josh O'Connor (left to right) are apparently the front-runners to become the next James Bond
The hunt for the next James Bond will reportedly reach its final stages this weekend as screen tests for the role will be held in London.
People in the capital might be able to spot one of the apparent front-runners dashing about in a dinner jacket - with Jack Lowden, Callum Turner and Josh O'Connor shaking, not stirring, their way through the three components to the screen tests: stunts, camera presence and dialogue.
The actor chosen will replace Daniel Craig, who took over the role of the spy/well-dressed killer with Casino Royale in 2006.
Perhaps the three actors will be nowhere to be seen, so here are a few more sites Bond fans could visit in London. After all, you only live twice.
Ian Fleming's flat at 22B Ebury Street in Belgravia
Ian Fleming's flat at 22B Ebury Street in Belgravia is now adorned with a blue plaque commemorating his time there.
Once fans have finished gazing at the ceramic circle, they could ramp up the excitement by visiting some of the capital's sites used in the actual films.
Die Another Day showcases the exterior of Buckingham Palace, and its surroundings, as Gustav Graves parachutes in to receive his knighthood from the Queen.
Speaking of parachuting and the Queen, add the Olympic Stadium to 007 venues, where in the summer of 2012 stuntpeople dressed as the monarch and the dashing womaniser made a dramatic entrance.