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New role? Emilia Clarke, 29, has put herself forward to play the female version of the iconic 007 agent, James Bond and would cast Leonardo DiCaprio opposite her as the first ever ‘Bond boy’

While no such film has been confirmed as of yet, she has even thought out the male casting, stating: ‘My ultimate leading man would be Leonardo DiCaprio. No doubt about it.’

This would inevitably make the Oscar winner the first ever ‘Bond Boy’, which is synonymous for the hype surrounding the attractive ‘Bond Girls’- which have included the likes of Halle Berry and Monica Bellucci.

Her confession comes after The X-Files star Gillian Anderson re-tweeted a fan made poster which saw her against the famous Bond backdrop, which she captioned: ‘It’s Bond. Jane Bond. Thanks for all the votes! (And sorry, don’t know who made poster but I love it!).’

She’s got competition! Emilia’s confession comes after The X-Files star Gillian Anderson re-tweeted a fan made poster which saw her as the next ‘Jane Bond’

However, there are still intense negotiations over who should play the next male version after Daniel Craig turned down £68million to reprise his role in the next two films in the famous Bond film franchise.

 

 

Hot favourites to take over the role are The Night Manager’s Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hardy and Thor’s Idris Elba.

Meanwhile, Emilia has been impressing fans on Game Of Thrones and also spoke about her nude scenes, which aired earlier this month.

Over it: Daniel Craig turned down £68million to do the next two flicks in the famous Bond film franchise

In an interview with The Sun, she revealed: ‘All I needed was vodka and some flattering lighting and I was ready.

‘It was just a wonderful, strong moment I wanted to own, a real empowering, girl-power wow scene.’

Daenerys literally burned the house down to escape her arrogant Dothraki captors who are killed in the conflagration – and emerged from the flames unscathed but minus her clothes, of course.

Next Bond? Tom Hardy has been rumoured among other stars to take over the iconic role after Daniel Craig turned it down

Claim to fame: She’s been playing Daenerys Targaryen in the fantasy drama, Game Of Thrones since 2011