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WATCH: Chris Hemsworth thinks Charlize Theron should be the next Bond

Cape Town – Sexy actor Chris Hemsworth, aka Thor, thinks Charlize Theron should be the next Bond and we totally agree!

In a video for W magazine the hunky actor admits the South African beauty would make a great Bond, not only because she could “beat the shit out” of him but also because she “embodies every ounce of strength, nobility, dignity and integrity that the character should have.”

Chris went on to gush about working with Charlize in Snow White and the Huntsman saying that after watching her in fight scenes he knows she is also “physically able.”

WATCH THE VIDEO HERE:

And he isn’t the only one who thinks so.

Well-known illustrator Nicola Scott even created fan art of what the poster would look like if Charlize was in fact the next Bond.

SEE THE ILLUSTRATION HERE:

My Charlize Theron as Bond piece I did for W Magazine.

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And what does the blonde beauty think of all this?

Well, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of Atomic Blonde in Germany on Monday night, Charlize joked that she paid Chris to pick her for the role.

She said: “Chris – so, you got that check I sent you? Thanks, dude. I got your back.”

On a more serious note however the 41-year-old seemed more than grateful about the compliment but assurd that she will not be taking the job away from Daniel Craig.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE INTERVIEW.

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